The works by one of the greatest artists who went against Abstract Expressionism, is here in Hong Kong this year. Following his other exhibitions, at the Guggenheim Museum, New York; Tate Modern, London; and UCCA, Beijing; six originals by the American artist, Robert Rauschenberg, is finally on exhibition at de Sarthe Gallery, from now until … Continued
Categorized according to their colors, shapes and sizes, the craftsman carefully picks out the material that he needs to proceed with his creation. It might seem like the world only has their eyes on the finished product, but there is something heart-throbbing about seeing neatly lined materials being carefully assembled. Coach is proud to present … Continued
Some people might say that technology has, indeed, influenced the art world, but it can never replicate the stunning visuals and the exquisite craftsmanship as seen in the electronic-free past. I agree that under the power of technological advancement, art has changed a lot; but such progress has also made it harder for artists to … Continued
I remember when I was in university studying for my art history class, I would mix up the names Monet and Manet. To get it straight in my head, I would remind myself that the ‘O’ in Monet, stands for the circular-shaped lily leaves in his paintings. As one of the greatest landscape artists in … Continued
In hands with Artek, the Finnish design house, Marimekko, will be presenting their FW16 home designs at the heart of Milan Design Week 2016, during the 12th to the 17th of April, 2016. Guests will be invited to an apartment on Via Palermo, to experience the aesthetic and the functional designs by the brand. Exhibiting … Continued
Ivana Flores was one of the very first artists we have interviewed here on stuvvz.com. We are so happy to see her artistic endeavors blossom throughout the years, and we are so proud of her new exhibition, entitled “Seven Floors to Heaven”. Her works have always been about dreamlike realities, where the whimsical, sensorial inner … Continued
In collaboration with Hong Kong based photographer, Luke Casey, and stylist, Sean Kunjambu, as well as WORK creative agency from Singapore; On Pedder has recently released theirPedderzine issue 18th on the 18th of February. Featuring handbags, shoes and accessories by brands such as Alexander McQueen, Alexander Wang, Balenciaga, Céline, Christian Louboutin, Givenchy, Marni, Nicholas Kirkwood, … Continued
Sandra Chevrier Have you seen those viral videos of men experiencing menstrual pain with pain inducing simulators, or men trying to experience the agitation caused by pregnancy by wearing weights on their waist? Did you see how much they struggled with the discomfort, and did you, like me, immediately gave myself a pat on the … Continued
After the war, it was hard to go abroad for Japanese. Therefore Paris, the capital of art, was a far away dream world. Born as the son of a strap craftsman in the downtown area of Tokyo, Ihei Kimura was interested in photography ever since he was a kid. After he had graduated, he worked … Continued
Masahi Wakui When I lived in Kyoto, Japan that one year, I used to trek down the back streets of Shijo-Dori by myself. There were random hidden stores around the corner, back alleys connected to exits from department stores, lines of bicycle racks, and small traditional Japanese houses. It was an interesting scene, as it … Continued
