The golden sands of the Gold Coast in Queensland, Australia have long been home to Hollywood movies, theme parks and scandalous fashion. It’s where the city met the surf and where iconic prints, designs and most notably the bikini, were introduced to Australia. Australian fashion designer Paula Stafford had been crafting bikinis for herself since …
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Harm van den Dorpel’s “Struggle for Pleasure” When 31th Jan – 4th Feb 2024 Where: 4 Cromwell Place, South Kensington London SW7 2JE Herm van den Dorpel has a solo show, at Verse Work’s exhibition space for digital artworks. The exhibition “Struggle for Pleasure” is a conceptual presentation inspired by musical Minimalism and Impressionists’ pursuit …
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Dear Artist, Vincent van Gogh once said, “Great things are done by a series of small things brought together.” One can’t witness a plant grow right before their eyes, but with the right amount of attention, sunlight and water, day by day, the plant will grow. When you made the decision to become an artist, …
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In Part 1, GLITCH discussed the fanatic tech-led buzz as AI software has begun to crawl beneath curators, authenticators and collectors, and out-perform them at their jobs. But when evaluating the presence of AI in the art world, what is more ambiguous is whether or not AI can ever become the artist , the creator, …
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On December 7, step into a futuristic realm fueled by folklore and fantasy. A spellbinding narrative, woven by Netherlands-based artist GLITCHOFMIND, originally from the Dominican Republic. Following a stellar debut of the SYKY platform at London Fashion Week 2023, SYKY has returned with a second luxury fashion collection that is set to drop during an …
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People often say that it is a picture which tells a thousand words when marveling at the likes of Van Gogh and Picasso; there is thought to be infinite code and nuance ensnared in abstract shapes and brush strokes that cannot speak for themselves. This age old saying insists that it is the most silent …
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From September until January, The Royal Academy of Art London is hosting an exhibition dedicated to Marina Abramovic- a “brave artist who has turned her life into a relentless performance”. In action three years and two postponements after it was first announced, the exhibition feels like a long time coming for insiders in the industry …
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While there is much debate over when phygital art first emerged, there’s no arguing the thought-provoking shift wherein the arts industry is now more than ever, daringly challenging the status quo. Bridging physical and digital art is resulting in more than just interactive art exhibits and enhanced networking between global creatives. It’s altering the worlds …
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Laura Soto is a mixed-media sculptor living in Los Angeles. Highly inspired by West Coast ecology, Laura creates art pieces that are an ethereal dreamscape, with a carefully curated color palette and tone, that skilfully blends the organic and artificial. Soto has shown her art at Leiminspace in Los Angeles, Torrance Art Museum in Southern …
On Failure and Discovery, Destruction and Construction With Laura Soto. Read More »
Meet Norwegian designer, Marius Troy who is creating imagined futures with the use of AI, design, and art. With a background in painting, fashion photography, and the corporate tech world, Troy is a natural storyteller, with a curious and creative mind which has expanded into the world of AI and architecture. Troy lives in Norway, …
