For next summer, French menswear label De Fursac has let itself go with the unstoppable retro flow that seems to invade everything these days and which looks specially flattering in their suits, in particular.
With Alain Delon in the 60s’ movie Plein Soleil as stylistic reference, the collection combines garments with a more casual...
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A year after the presentation of his first Girlzine, photographer Ramiro E comes back again with the second issue of his personal fanzine, named this time The Cherry Love Issue and which presentation will take place this evening in Mutt Gallery in Barcelona.
Inspired by La Gauche Divine movement, which appeared in Barcelona during the 60s’...
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I have just found out, a few hours ago, that this is going to be a long weekend in here. Five minutes after my discovery I started the desperate search of a way to scape from the city these days: somewhere by the sea is the only essential requirement needed. Not an easy task,...
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Within the framework of the exhibition Museum of parallel narratives, which shows and analizes the contemporary art scene in the Eastern European countries, MACBA in Barcelona organizes these days a film programme in which will be shown experimental Yugoslavian films from the ’60s and ’70s.
Today’s evening from 7 p.m. will be devoted to...
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“My pictures involve a kind of wasted beauty – that’s always been a thread in my work.”
R. Phillips
The Massachusetts-born New York-based artist Richard Phillips has decided to breathe some life into his hyper-realistic portraits and for his first incursion in the video scene he has just shot a portrait in movement, as a short...
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Our official musical adviser, Andrés Aguilar, not only has an impeccable taste for music but he also has the capacity of not missing any interesting stuff happening around him. So it has been thanks to him that I have found out about the opening of the exhibition Garry Winogrand. Women are Beautiful tomorrow in...
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Imagine you take pictures all the time, everyday: pictures in the streets, pictures of the people, pictures of life. Imagine that, some time later, all that pictures end up in boxes and your job as a nanny lasts till the rest of your life. Exactly as it happened to Vivian Maier, an American photographer...
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