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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.
Talented Milan - Artist Filip Adrian Dziegielewski
If you live in Milan chances are that you’ve already met Filip Adrian Dziegielewski. Most likely he bumped into you at a party and told you something so honest about yourself, it hurt your feelings (he didn’t mean to). If not, he was sitting by you at Bagel Factory having coffee and silently judging your food. Maybe you just saw him crossing a street dressed like Lil Kim meets Burberry?
Talented Milan - Photographer Francesco Merlini Interview
She's back! Tea is no stranger to Swide and it's time to share the first publication of her new column, Talents at Tea Time, with you all. Our columnist is going to be discovering the talents of Milano for you, our readers. First up? Photographer Francesco Merlini.
5 top February exhibitions by Swide
There is a whole world of options out there for art lovers. Swide picked for you 5 exhibitions you can't miss on February. Paris, London, New York, Berlin, Madrid… there are many chances to enjoy art. Every month Swide picks the most interesting exhibits worldwide for you.
Paris Men’s Fashion Week: the exhibitions guide
It’s La Ville Lumière turn to show off its menswear. But there is plenty to see off the catwalks too: paintings and much more are waiting in many Museums...
Seb Janiak: I just follow my instinct and the power of present time
Recently I have come across a beautiful photo series shot by Seb Janiak, and it features Naomi Campbell. The series is so powerful that it has stuck in my head ever since.
Lucia Giacani: Strength of women brushed with surrealism
Lucia Giacani, a fashion photographer who is based in Milan, has really captured my heart with her wonderful images. Her style is very surreal and dreamy and her images will forever stick in your mind once you have your first glanced on them.
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The Cannes Film Festival is the epitome of European high glamour on the French Riviera. Sun, surf and…suits. Swide catches three stars who put their best foot forward in Dolce&Gabbana. Gerard Butler, Mathew McConaughey and Zac Efron got suited up to face the onslaught of press photographers that infest every event at Cannes.
Kylie Minogue has had a very very good week indeed. Sparkling brighter than ever at the Cannes Film Festival premier of ‘Holy Motors’, wearing Dolce&Gabbana, and then causing explosive reaction throughout the internet when her new single and video ‘Timebomb’ was dropped today.
French musician Yuksek talks to Swide about playing on the music scene with friends, how he accidently fell into being known as a dance music artist, that making music videos isn’t his thing and how being a Dj has its health risks. Ben Taylor investigates...
New music and ones to watch, as chosen by Swide; A selection of talent from around the world, featuring Gold & Youth, Baden Baden, Sykur, Ruby Frost and Baio.
Mood Swings isn’t letting Cannes go without giving the ceremony the perfect send off. Andrea Ratti has dusted of his soundtrack collection and wants to share some end credit moments with you.
Marco Pozzi in his first oeuvre depicts with intellectual and visual candour the hopeless pain of an anorexic teenager.
Autumn 2012 sees the release Walter Salles adaptation of Jack Kerouac’s much-treasured novel, ‘On the Road’ (1957), which debuted at Cannes Film Festival. With fresh-faced Sam Riley taking the lead, supported by Kirsten Dunst, Viggo Mortensen and Garrett Hedlund, the Francis Ford Coppola produced 1950s America drama has got everyone talking.
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.