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Haute hearing: fashion podcasts for an education in style
Haute hearing: fashion podcasts for an education in style
Fashion podcasts to inspire, empower and keep you in stylish company
Here, we take a sartorial saunter through the most captivating fashion podcasts on our style radar. From dazzling anecdotes on the luxury world of the 1990s to in-depth analysis of the business of fashion, plug in and feel your sense of style soar.
Chanel Connects
What will the creativity look like in the future? It’s a question that the design industry has mused on for the last year, as in the wake of Covid-19, museums have shuttered, fashion shows have slowed and fairs, showcases and opening events have all ground to a halt. Chanel’s latest podcast, ‘Chanel Connects’, presents a series of discussions between friends and collaborators of the French maison, regarding the cultural frontiers of the future. Our highlight episodes include ‘Imagining New Worlds’, a dialogue between
Playwright Aleshea Harris Celebrated At Hermitage Greenfield Prize Award Dinner
More than 130 guests gathered during a socially distanced evening to celebrate the winner of the 2021 Hermitage Greenfield Prize at Michael s On East in Sarasota.by BWW News Desk
More than 130 guests gathered to celebrate playwright Aleshea Harris, the winner of the 2021 Hermitage Greenfield Prize, on Sunday, April 11, at the annual Prize Dinner at Michael s On East in Sarasota.
The event had been moved earlier that day from its original outdoor setting at The Ringling s Ca d Zan due to inclement weather. The festive evening was chaired by Ellen Berman and Flora Major. Andy Sandberg, Artistic Director and CEO of the Hermitage, served as master of ceremonies.
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If you’re looking for the opposite of social distancing – and who isn’t, these days? – then Alice Neel is there for you. There, that is, at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, which has recently opened a full-scale survey of this greatest of 20th-century portraitists (‘Alice Neel: People Come First’; until 1 August). Go if you can, and revel in the sheer presence of so many unmasked faces, so many interesting humans – the encounter with each one unforgettable.
The timing of the show could not be better. Newly decamped from the Breuer building on Madison Avenue, and finally emerging from months of reduced visitation, the Met – again, like all of us – could use a shot in the arm. Neel most definitely provides it. Over the course of her long career, she was wildly out of step with prevailing tendencies. Only now are we finally catching up to her, at last able to see her paintings as the bracingly essential works that they always have
Everydays: The First 5000 Days - Will Gompertz reviews Beeple s digital work ★★★☆☆
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Mike Winkelmann is an American graphic designer. In May 2007 he drew an image of his Uncle Joe, called it Uber Jay (Mike s nickname for his uncle) and shared it online. The next day he made another image and once again posted it online. He did the same thing the next day, and then the next day.
In fact, every day for the past 13 years Mike has uploaded a new image. You can see them on his Instagram feed beeple crap : Beeple being his nom de plume when in graphic artist mode.