Une sélection de portraits rares de Coco Chanel dans l’œil de Willy Rizzo, Karl Lagerfeld chez Fendi, Rome et ses merveilles par Valentino… Vogue.fr a sélectionné les plus beaux livres de mode à posséder absolument dans sa bibliothèque.
Jean-Luc Godard has settled down in the Fondazione Prada for a new permanent project called Le Studio d’Orphée, a workshop, a recording and editing studio, a place for work and life…
450 évènements culturels et festifs à Marseille et en Provence.
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Une villa antique à Rome, des statues poussièreuses, des corps nus diaphanes et des mannequins entièrement vêtus de la dernière collection Gucci Croisière 2020 : voilà un aperçu des clichés réalisés par le réalisateur grec Yorgos Lanthimos, rassemblés dans le sublime livre “Ωοτοκία“ (“Oviparity”), paru le 18 novembre dernier.
A partir du 11 octobre, le célèbre musée new-yorkais exposera une partie de ses collections à la Fondation Louis Vuitton.
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Highly influenced by Surrealism as well as philosophy and metaphysics, the artistic duo creates an inimitable world delving into the human psyche.
Celebrating its fourth edition from November 14 to 17 and establishing itself as an unmissable event for fashion lovers and art lovers alike, this year’s Photo Vogue Festival will take place, once again, at Base Milano. Organized by Vogue Italia and under the very special guidance of its Senior Photo Editor, Alessia Glaviano, this year’s main three exhibitions will focus on artistic couple Inez & Vinoodh, artists outside the mainstream and familiar, and fashion films.
After almost forty years, Michael Jang decided to submit the photographs he took in his twenties of his native California for consideration to SFMOMA. This is how this story begins. Punk subculture, his Chinese-American family or David Bowie are just some of the stars of his black-and-white pictures. He captured the essence of California in the 1970s and ‘80s. Through his work, you can revive those eclectic years, even if you weren’t there. Now in his sixties, we talk with him about his book Who is Michael Jang (published by Atélier Editions), his exhibition at SFMOMA and why you should never give up.
Using a 1991 piece as a starting point, Gallery 102 in Washington DC explores notions of representation and queer identities through modern-day artists.
Geometric buildings are the central subject of Australian artist Bianca Wilson’s paintings; her boldly colored artworks of manmade landscapes express her fascination with architectural forms.
Kate Moss—styled by Max Pearmain in sharp suits, vintage tees and chic cardigans—remains one of the most iconic faces in fashion.
Brushstrokes are a yes, hold the pixels.
Oslo-based visual artist Malin Bülow mixes performance art and installation, in her stretchy, contemporary works she uses dancers draped in lycra garments to create tension…
Sur la plage de Deauville, le photographe Koto Bolofo, grand collaborateur de Numéro, expose ses sublimes images à l’occasion du festival P(l)anches Contact jusqu’au 5 janvier.
After interviewing and portraying some of his idols like Wolfgang Tillmans and Patti Smith, the journalist self-publishes a book compiling some of them.
As the museum attempts to open out art history with impressive renovations and a rehang of its permanent collection, one writer asks if it’s achieved what was promised.
How did Fernando Mesta and José Rojas turn their house into one of Mexico City’s coolest galleries?
Du 17 au 20 octobre, la FIAC bat son plein au Grand Palais et hors les murs, accueillant la crème des artistes contemporains. De Yayoi Kusama à Ugo Rondinone en passant par Jean-Michel Othoniel, tour d’horizon des 12 œuvres les plus spectaculaires de la foire qui envahissent peu à peu le feed des comptes Instagram les plus arty.
In a digital age, reality is a nebulous concept. The confines of our world have shifted, the edges of existence loosened; our lives are experienced…
With his mix of midcentury classics and works by rising talents, Michael Bargo is fast becoming New York’s go-to interior designer.
Rendez-vous à Paris, 17 – 20 octobre 2019, Grand Palais, FIAC Projects & Hors-les-Murs pour la foire internationale d’art contemporain.
By capturing people and places on the margins of mainstream society, the Russian photographer gives us a glimpse of alternative, unfamiliar realities.
By pairing humour and love with his Belgian upbringing and Moroccan background, the image-maker is creating a universe where everyone feels at home.
The work of German fine art photographer Christine Erhard unfolds from an artistic process of layering and distorting images, created in order to produce new, interesting photographs that toy with spatial perception.
Découvrez le sommaire du Numéro “Mode” d’octobre 2019 avec un hommage à Peter Lindbergh, les lauréats du Prix LVMH, Olivier Rousteing, Swae Lee…
The work of Dutch photographer Melissa Schriek explores the connection between people and their environment. She is interested in visualizing the dynamics of human relationships…
Avec de nombreux shows en duo et en solo.
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Currently working in the residence of the late Alexander McQueen’s Sarabande Foundation, artist Emma Witter shares aspects of her work with the British fashion designer: the theatricality, the darkness, the romanticism, and the love for memento mori. If McQueen’s trademark is a skull, Witter works with bones to create hauntingly beautiful flowers and vases. From September 18 to 22, her work is to be exhibited at Remember You Must Die, a solo show at the foundation in London. Today, we speak with her about material experimentation, the morals of using bones, and where is the limit between the macabre and the artistic.
It’s no secret that the club scene in Berlin has been thriving for decades. People from all over the globe travel there to party for three days and nights straight, lining up for hours to get into cult places like Berghain, Tresor or Griessemuhle. But when did it all start? At a key moment in contemporary history: the fall of the Wall. Opening on September 12, the exhibition No Photos on the Dance Floor! Berlin 1989 – Today at C/O Berlin gathers pictures of the evolution of the club scene, taken by photographers like Wolfgang Tillmans and George Nebieridze or even DJs and sound artists like Alva Noto or Marcel Dettman.
