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Breeder gallery, Athens
While the Breeder Gallery in Athens has been in the centre of the Greek capitals art scene since 2002, when it was first established by co-founders George Vamvakidis and Stathis Panagoulis, with the new space deigned by Aris Zampikos GR405 architects the gallery will firmly put its mark in the citys architectural landscape too.
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Video: Demons, Yarns & Tales
You might think tapestries were buried with the codpiece back in the Middle Ages but a new exhibition has given the woven wall hanging a 21st century makeover.
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Christopher and Suzanne Sharp, the couple behind The Rug Company, have commissioned 14 contemporary artists to breathe new life into the forgotten art. Gavin Turk, Gary Hume, Paul…
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Comme des Garçons for H&M launch, Tokyo
The frenzy that greeted the opening of the second H&M store in Tokyo last Friday wasnt so much of a scrum but a polite jostle of Japans favourite models, stylists and general fashionista crowd that could get their hands on a ticket.
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The dual purpose opening, teaming the brand new Harajuku store by Jun Mitsui Architects…
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Preview Berlin
Our Junior Interiors Editor, Amy Heffernan, recently had a date with the Berlin art crowd when she visited the capital to see Preview Berlin, an art fair sponsored by Bulthaup.
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William Eggleston show, New York
The ascent of colour photography into the rarefied stratum of fine art was a rocky affair. When the Museum of Modern Art in New York held a solo show of colour prints of Memphis-born photographer William Eggleston in 1976 it was considered groundbreaking - a nod by one of the art word's pre-eminent institutions to the legitimacy of colour, a first for the museum, and a heralding…
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KesselsKramer's book of Useful Photography #008
Pornographic material doesnt often make the cut on wallpaper.com, but we made an exception for KesselsKramers 8th volume of found photography.
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Useful Photography #008 takes the clothed pictures from porn shoots, the ones that, in the flimsiest sense, set the scene for the ensuing carnal pursuits. In their original context of…
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National Portrait prize, London
Among the myriad photo competitions around the globe, Londons National Portrait Gallerys annual prize is always one to watch. The international contest is open to everyone and is always hotly contested as much for the £12,000 first prize as for the honour of being exhibited at the prestigious gallery during the subsequent three-month show.
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Sketch Gift Hampers
A food hamper might seem like a bit of a cop-out when it comes to gift giving, but with Londons Sketch restaurant launching its own offerings, these misunderstood presents are getting a dramatic overhaul.
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Drawing inspiration from chapters of Lewis Carrolls Alice in Wonderland, the gallery-bar-restaurant has conjured up five eclectic options, each…
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Leigh Johnson exhibition, New York
Young up-and-coming American photographer Leigh Johnson has been on our radar for some time now. Her work featured across eleven pages of our 2007 Design Awards issue (W*96) not bad considering she only completed her photography MFA at Yale last year.
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Her fresh, raw aesthetic feels at once playful and mature, unassuming but…
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Henry Bourne exhibition, London
Henry Bourne, a Wallpaper* contributing photographer, has an exhibition of his extra-curricular work opening in London today.
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Though still photographs, the pictures on show in the venue on Exhibition Road are not from his vast collection of editorial or advertising commissions but from his own personal archive.
Working around the globe…
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