Culture, Photography, Women we love
Not a day seems to go by without a new photo of Jordan receiving a “saucy massage” from an unsuitable suitor appearing on our front pages. Katie “Name Your” Price could learn a thing or two from original bombshell Brigitte Bardot, who had to contend with the paparazzi in its earliest guise, as a new photography exhibition reveals. [Read more...]
September 1st, 2009
As well as photographing the cover of our upcoming November issue, Rankin will also be one of the issue’s guest editors. There’s still time to catch his massive museum-sized Rankin Live exhibition which features more than 600 images taken throughout his career in the monster 22,000 square foot setting of the Truman Brewery. www.rankinlive.com runs until September 18 at 85 Brick Lane, E1 6QI
August 25th, 2009
Art, Culture, Photography, Style
To lots of men, the idea of a “stylist” is deeply confusing. For some, it’s synonymous with “wife”, “girlfriend” or (whisper it) “mum”, while for the fractionally more enlightened it might conjure images of Gok Wan poking a bony finger into a spongy thigh. Heroically, a new show at The Photographer’s Gallery in London, which looks at the 25-year career of legendary menswear stylist Simon Foxton, proves that it is more of an art form than many might have realised. [Read more...]
July 20th, 2009
The recent deaths of soldiers in Afghanistan bring a tragic poignancy to a new exhibition of works by photographer Alastair Thain at Imperial War Museum North, which opens tomorrow. [Read more...]
July 17th, 2009
The Tour de France begins tomorrow with a 15km time trial in Monaco, before the real hard work begins – a total of 3,445 km in three gruelling weeks. Paul Smith and quarterly cycling magazine Rouleur have collaborated for an exhibition of photographs depicting life around the world’s toughest race. Rouleur Cycling Images opens today at Paul Smith Globe, Terminal 5, Heathrow and runs until July 26.
July 3rd, 2009