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PARIS / Les Belles Danses

PARIS / Les Belles Danses

by | Sep 29, 2014 | ART

Glass blower artist Jean-Michel Othoniel has created a three-part glass sculpture with strings of gold leaf that will be installed in the reflecting pools at Versailles’ restored Water Theater grove.  Inspired by the ballets of the courts of Louis XIV, the...
ART ARCHITECTURE / by Helene Binet

ART ARCHITECTURE / by Helene Binet

by | Sep 10, 2014 | ART

Known for documenting the work of some of today’s most notable architects, Hélène Binet is recognized for her ability to portray the true essence of her subject matter through light & shadow. ‘Looking At Historic Architecture’ is a solo exhibition of the...
PHOTOGRAPHY / Toronto’s Emerging Talent

PHOTOGRAPHY / Toronto’s Emerging Talent

by | Jul 24, 2014 | ART

We recently did a call out to all local up-and-coming photographers and were totally blown away by the level of talent and creativity that Toronto has to offer.  Unfortunately we could only select one photographer, so we wanted to share some of these diamonds in...
MENTAL / face art by HUNGER MAG

MENTAL / face art by HUNGER MAG

by | May 22, 2014 | ART, OBSESSED

This absolutely stunning editorial by Rankin and Andrew Gallimore at Hunger Magazine revisits the Mexican Day of the Dead festival: Dia de Los Muertos.  Inspired by their previous work with death masks during Rankin’s Alive In The Face of Death exhibition, this...
JOHN BREED: A Rainbow of Legs

JOHN BREED: A Rainbow of Legs

by | Apr 21, 2014 | ART

Netherlands based artist John Breed is the force majeur behind this whimsically bizarre installation, titled “Shoe Salon Breuninger”. In conjunction with the German shoe salon BREUNIGER last year, 145 fabulous shoes on 145 perfect rainbow-hued legs were installed on a...
NOSE-worthy / Toujours Glamour

NOSE-worthy / Toujours Glamour

by | Feb 27, 2014 | ART, NOSEY

We may never see another time as glamorous and sassy as the era of the supermodels from the 80’s and 90’s.  So if you are in the mood to relive some of these glory days, fashion photographer Roxanne Lowit, known for her sassy backstage snaps at...