An honest approach to sex is key, according to Turner Prize winner and occasional cross-dresser Grayson Perry. [Read more...]
January 25th, 2011
Pulled together to coincide with the launch of British-born photographer Alistair Taylor-Young’s “The Phone Book”, Chelsea’s The Little Black Gallery opened his first ever UK solo show this week. [Read more...]
January 21st, 2011
If you hadn’t noticed, we’re partial to the odd drink here at Esquire. And, how better to enjoy a drink or two, than with a few works of art ? Praise then, for the latest exhibition to grace London’s University of the Arts, “Sroop Sunar: The Golden Glassy”, a pictorial history of the British pub sign. [Read more...]
January 20th, 2011
Hooray for Hoxton duo Gilbert and George and their new exhibition, The Urethra Postcard Pictures. [Read more...]
January 14th, 2011
You’ll probably be aware of Cindy Sherman. One of America’s most important artistic exports (she was big in the Nineties), Sherman dresses up in wigs, stage make-up and outlandish outfits to replicate everything from on-screen idols to porn stars before photographing herself in character. [Read more...]
January 11th, 2011
Given the glut of royal wedding memorabilia currently being stuffed onto the shelves of Britain’s tourist traps, these timely porcelain antidotes are most welcome. [Read more...]
January 6th, 2011
Shelter Me 1 by Mella Jaarsma, 2005
The all-out glutony of the festive season has left our bodies broken and bereft. Pick yourself up with some culture and hit Aware: Art Fashion Identity this January, the latest exhibition to take residence at London’s Royal Academy.
December 31st, 2010
Thought getting stopped by The Sartorialist was the height of street style approbation? Bad news hipsters — your target has changed. Now, like Sam (above), Joseph, and Cedric (after the jump), you’ll need to be immortalised in wood by Tomoaki Suzuki: but will you make the grain? [Read more...]
December 9th, 2010