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Mainstream music is fine by us, but so much more can be said about an indie artist trying to make it in the industry. New artist, Electric Slim shares what it's been like for him to break into the dog-eat-dog music industry and what's driven him thus far. (> more)
World-renowned for his rock 'n' roll lifestyle full of beautiful women and exclusive parties, Olivier Zahm offers a peek into his glamorous world with his Purple Diary exhibition at Parisian boutique Colette. Swide takes a look at the man behind the Ray-Ban aviators and why we're so fascinated by him. (> more)
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. (> more)
London-bred illustrator, Blue Logan has made a name for himself as the "pencil paparazzi" from his ability to quickly document fashion happenings through an unexpected medium, illustration. Blue recently exhibited his work during this past New York Fashion week and has now moved the exhibition to Milan. Swide was fortunate enough to catch up with Blue and get to know one of the fashion industry's most respected illustrators. (> more)
The eyebrow-raising combination of lingerie, stilettos, and semi-nude Austrian men set the stage for New York's latest interactive art exhibition, "Blind Sculpture". The exhibition doesn't feature any finished work, but rather invites visitors to partake in the creative process. (> more)
Yes it may be random - but David Byrne and dance beat guru Fatboy Slim are releasing Here Lies Love, a disco-influenced concept album based on the life of ex-Philippine first lady/shoe-hoarding diva Imelda Marcos and her life-long servant, Estrella Cumpas. Two words - we want. (> more)
As if stumbling out of a darkened Alice in Wonderland landscape, the brilliant Tokyo based Ryohei Hase captivates with his thought provoking and 'we want on our walls' digital paintings. Fascinated by the artist behind them Swide went long distance to Tokyo to interview him. (> more)
With Christmas coming and Princesses seemingly everywhere - call us scrooge but the happy ever after line isn't really working for us. Photographer Dina Goldstein and her Fallen Princesses series made us smile in a way a faux-tiara just can't. (> more)
The unidentified British street artist that is Banksy has just updated his site with his latest works from Africa. Swide takes a peek at his new work with an African theme. (> more)
If you'd rather look at something new in a hotel lobby rather than faux watercolors or pop art prints, The W hotel in San Diego is currently hosting a photo exhibit by Chris Milk, music director to U2, Gnarls Barkley, Green Day... (> more)
Artist Polly Morgan counts Banksy, Kate Moss and former Gagosian director Mollie Dent-Brocklehurst as fans. With black the colour of next season - we investigate a darker side of art. (> more)
There's hope for us all after reading the news that Helmut Newton was once fired from French Vogue. Swide finds out why and takes a peek at the unseen images. (> more)
As the chattering classes discuss Jeff Koon's Popeye exhibition - Swide has found an artist to rival the old pop guard. Provocative, funny, confusing: Eugenio Merino’s art destroys pop icons, and even Daniel Hirst gets a look in. (> more)
Direct from the 2009 Venice Biennale, an exclusive series of images. Next in our backstage series - top tips on how to produce a contemporary art masterpiece. (> more)
Direct from the 2009 Venice Biennale Swide brings you an exclusive series of images. Next is the series is the phrase no-one likes to hear in the art business, "selling out". (> more)
Direct from the Venice Biennale that opened this week, Swide brings you an exclusive series of behind the scenes images from one of the world's greatest art fairs. Next in the series - when new techies met old technology. (> more)
Exhibiting at this year's 2009 Venice Biennale in the Italian Pavillion curated by Luca Beatrice and Beatrice Buscaroli, will be new Italian talents alongside established stars such as Sandro Chia. We take a peek at the "metaphysical obviousness" of Nicola Verlato. (> more)
Exhibiting at this year's 2009 Venice Biennale in the Italian Pavillion curated by Luca Beatrice and Beatrice Buscaroli are new Italian talents alongside established stars such as Sandro Chia. We take a peek at "humanismo technologico" from young artist Masbedo. (> more)
This week's New York social moment (uptown of course) was the ARTrageous auction at Cipriani's. Guests including Jeff Koons and Peter Beard jostled for space at the bar as Swide ordered a cocktail and got the lowdown on the evening. (> more)
Exhibiting now until June 13th in Berlin's Peres Project Gallery - Art's badboy, Terence Koh is showcasing his new exhibit which depicts a perfect mirror image of his body only at two-thirds of the size, complete with bunny ears, and covered with 65,000 faux pearls. (> more)
Delving into fashion's depths (apparently there are some), artist Amie Dickie explores an obsession with fashion in her work. Creating a new-look Kate Moss courtesy of subversive cobwebs - Amie hunts for a meaning in a so-called meaningless industry. (> more)
Described as a "monument" - Swide takes a peek at the forthcoming 400 page book shot by legendary photography Steven Meisel that features 317 Vogue Italia covers and discovers how the project happened in an interview with the book's producer Michel Mallard. (> more)
Inspired by the Norman Mailer novel, "Homonym" and entitled "Ancient Evenings" - Swide investigates what's on Barney's mind and where to see his new work. (> more)
We caught up with leading hair stylist Eugene Souleimann backstage at the Dolce & Gabbana menswear show and asked him who are the artists we should hang next to our mirrors. (> more)
Times are tough and as such it's time to create your own Pollock. No really, this is not some try it at home D.I.Y painting for losers. This website is PURE bliss. Try it - get addicted... (> more)
The hairstylist Acacio da Silva and photographer Julian Wolkenstein have given us a genuine funny (fashion?) moment with their humanized horse portraits. (> more)
Fine art photographer, Jack Radcliffe has documented his daughter Alison since birth. We look back at a moving visual life story. (> more)
We introduce you to our new favourite art blog - who killed bambi? (> more)
Describing himself as the Naomi Campbell of the fashion world, Terence Koh's latest work titled "The Station," features our new favourite facebook quote - "When life gives you lemons, add vodka". Coming next for the asianpunkboy is... (> more)
Top contemporary Chinese artist Mao Yanyang questions the media's coverage of world affairs in his first solo exhibition at Shanghai's Art Scene Warehouse. (> more)
Artist Shira Sela gives us something other than Perez Hilton to obsess over. (> more)
Self-help books are destined for the bin as Wang Ke's work help you to appreciate yourself a little more (> more)
Photographer Florian Aschka makes his photography a family affair (> more)
The writings on the wall, as Banksy's dealer releases a new book (> more)
Leave the gossip rags alone - experience a different sort of voyerism (> more)
Autumn’s new scene as the Royal Academy of Arts thinks outside of the box. (> more)
Julian House is the graphic designer rock stars demand. We introduce the artist that ensures a new album becomes a cover star. (> more)