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5 June exhibits worldwide that you can’t miss
The art world is wide and varied. Here are Swide’s picks of must-sees in June: London, New York, Paris, Milan or Berlin?
New York: let's Instagram
We have seen New York's profile from every perspective. Or at least we thought we had. Until June 30th, an homage to the City from within the city, thanks to WDesign and InstagramNYC.
The Neorealism photography of Mario Ingrosso
Until May 13th, at Portocomaro, Asti, the images of Mario Ingrosso tell the tale of Italy and Italians as they were between the Fifties and the Sixties, North and South, towns and cities. A must-see moving portrait.
Samuel Aranda: “I want to observe in silence and with ethic”
The winner of World Press Photo 2012 is a Spanish young man from Barcelona who captured a special moment in time during the Arab spring. Swide investigates who Samuel Aranda is and how he got to win one of the most important Photography Awards.
Lily Collins takes a bite of the Big (red) Apple
Lily Collins is currently on the silver screen as Snow White in Mirror Mirror the new adaptation of the beloved story, alongside Julia Roberts. The pale skinned beauty stepped out in NYC for Cartier’s New York City Exhibition Preview.
| Apr 26, 2012 | Faces > Celebrities
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Milano Men's Fashion Week: the exhibitions guide
What to do between one Fashion Show and another? Milan is not only the Italian Fashion’s Capital but also offers unique cultural entertainment all year long. Here is a list of exhibitions you can visit while strolling around the city looking for a break from the hectic mood of Men’s Fashion Week.
The street photography of Katsu Naito
Japanese born Katsu Naito has been experimenting with photography and documenting different walks of life through his lens. He revealed his first international exhibition this September in London and has been catching the attention of photographers alike, and then some.
Chris Nash's Dance Photography
For two decades Chris Nash has been in demand by those who want to have their movement caught by someone who knows when 'that' perfect still is. He has been catching 'key choreographic moments' for dancers from varying disciplines and currently has his work on display at the V&A in London under the title of 'Flash of Light'.
Michael Wolf - Tokyo Compression
Michael Wolf has featured on Swide previously when the Prix Pictet project 'Growth' caught our attention and we captured the message that the exhibition shared with those who were lucky enough to experience it in person. 'Tokyo Compression' is a collection of claustrophobic photographs tinged with damp.
Miró returns to London revealing Darker Details.
Miró’s work returns to London at the Tate Modern in the first major retrospect in nearly 50 years, and offers you the rare opportunity to experience more than 150 paintings, drawings sculptures and prints from a career that stretched across six decades. Introducing: The Ladder of Escape.
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Dolce&Gabbana Milano Thunder a Champions of the World Series of Boxing 2012. Their incredible victory was based on them being in the shape of their lives. That’s down to hard work. Boxing is the best work-out you can do for strength and conditioning and with summer on the way, Swide can give you some of Dolce&Gabbana Milano Thunder’s best training techniques so you too can reach peak condition.
Cathy Freeman ran with the weight of history on her shoulders. She ran for her sister who had been born with Cerebral Palsy, she ran because she wanted to win. When Freeman won the gold medal in the 400m final in at the 2000 Sydney Olympics she had become the transcendent symbol for the whole country and for the Olympics themselves.
As the Globe heats up, so does our desire to hit the outdoors, pitch our tents, fill our cool boxes full of alcohol and wave goodbye to housed civilisation for a few days, heading to the music festivals that play out all Summer long. But, where to go during June?
Flowers are the protagonists of spring and of our table, too: find out with Swide how you can put them to use in the kitchen. Here are our 5 recipes with edible flowers.
The Royal Horticultural Society organises a vast amount of truly spectacular garden shows during the late spring and summer- but the pinnacle of these events is the Chelsea Flower Show. Blossoms take over the Royal Chelsea hospital, and for the occasion shop windows on the very posh Sloane Street become fragrant gardens themselves.
Chelsea reached their ‘promised land’ by lifting the Champions League trophy in Munich last night. The London team held their nerve to win on penalties in a tense final to Europe’s most prestigious football competition.
British luxury car maker Rolls-Royce unveiled their upgraded Phantom series II. The Phantom Sedan, Phantom Drophead Coupe, and Phantom Coupe have all been updated with new technologies to make this the ultimate luxury ride.
What’s Africa’s greatest natural resource? Oil? Diamonds? Uranium? The answer is footballers. Italy’s Serie A has mined a rich vein of talent from the African nations, as has the Premier League in England. A photo shoot for L’UOMO VOGUE, pictures some of the best African exports looking like the kings of Europe, in Dolce&Gabbana.