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Vladimir Roitfeld's into Graffitti?
The 'save the date' email was clear and simple: Vladimir Roitfeld and Andy Valmorbida are presenting RETNA: The Hallelujah World Tour. We've always seen the rather dark sides of Vladimir, is he into graffitti now?
Save the robots to save your soul?
The robotic street artist Pixel Pancho reveals to Swide the reasons why he is obsessed with robots and how he translates this into his art.
From Soap Opera to Bubblegum Art
If an opera can be associated with a bar of soap, why not art with bubblegum? Ben Wilson is famous for his miniature paintings on spat out gums on the streets of UK and he just finished his 10,000th piece.
Save the robots and save us
At the art gallery Studio 55 in Paris, November is about rescuing us, “mechanical” human beings.
Lisette Model: Pioneer of street style photography
Way before the Scott Schuman’s, Tommy Ton’s and Garance Dore’s of our time, the world of street style photography had Lisette Model. Swide takes a look at both her work and her contribution to street photography.
Banksy, from the street to the screen
The street rebel from Bristol turned mainstream artist is going even more global as his directorial debut is set to hit screens worldwide. Selling out or merely spreading the word to an even larger audience? Swide takes a look at the newest kind of street preacher.
Madonna: Life imitating art
Madonna is known for her canny ability to tap into underground trends and take them mainstream. Swide takes a look at how her latest album cover by street artist Mr.Brainwash is capturing the voice of the street.
Princess Hijab leads the artistic fight
There are of course many ways to make your views heard but in this multimedia age it's not always easy making yourself heard. The anonymous 20-year Parisian based guerrilla artist, Princess Hijab is fighting her cause instead using the power of visuals.
Play me I'm yours
Not wishing to moan, but what's missing in cities today is something that brings society together and we're not talking a wine bar. Artist Luke Jerram has putting pianos in cities around the world, hoping the world will sing again and not to the sound of its own iPod.
Your Search Results (9 articles found)
The best and most beautiful classic yachts meet annually in the Mediterranean in the summer and transform the deep blue waters and the picturesque coast into a vintage dream.
Kate King was almost lost for words when Swide’s Ben Taylor was cheeky enough to ask her what she thought of him, ending with Kate taking the chance to use a touch of sarcasm in her response. Needless to say, Swide loves the charming Canadian and we want you to find out why!
Serial entrepreneur, Marc Worth, founder of the mega fashion trend-forecasting agency, WGSN is at it again. In 2010 Mr Worth founded a new venture with the idea of going bigger and better than his former brainchild. Two years down the line and with a 20% stake sale to mega media corporation Hearst, Stylus.com looks to be well on the way to being another groundbreaking industry success
Swide let’s you in on just how easy it is to get fresh vegetables to your table straight from your balcony. Afraid you don’t have enough space? Here is the good news: you don't need any (almost). The bad news? You have to work for it!
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.