Design Craft, cinema, and the Italian eye at Persol The luxury glasses brand’s latest collection is an ode to film noir, and a true encapsulation of the Made in Italy mark
Photography Bootsy Holler’s lost photos of Seattle’s teen underground In 'Making It: 1992–2004', Bootsy Holler revives the feverish nights and fluorescent mornings of a Seattle that refused to die after grunge
Art How a resort art fair is reshaping a small island nation’s art world—and taking it global With FUZE at Baha Mar, the Bahamas is building a new foundation for its art world, linking local experimentation to global recognition at the Venice...
Art Once upon a time, fashion got dirty “Dirty Looks,” the Barbican’s new show, remembers when grime and ruin were a language of truth and spotlights the contemporary designers still in the muck
Above the Fold Amy Winehouse and the dead celebrity hologram industry With the advent of the technology to create walking, talking, and singing images of deceased celebrities—should we even create these apparitions for commercial exploitation? by Gabriela Serpa At Large Bryan Adams reenergizes the concept of celebrity portraits The musician and photographer discusses his technique behind the camera for Document's Fall/Winter 2012 issue. by Document Journal
Above the Fold Amy Winehouse and the dead celebrity hologram industry With the advent of the technology to create walking, talking, and singing images of deceased celebrities—should we even create these apparitions for commercial exploitation? by Gabriela Serpa
At Large Bryan Adams reenergizes the concept of celebrity portraits The musician and photographer discusses his technique behind the camera for Document's Fall/Winter 2012 issue. by Document Journal
