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How the Royal Academy of Fine Arts Antwerp turned the Belgian city into a fashion capital (opens the original)
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A collection of pastel-coloured dresses in varying silk and brocade textures protrude from a mannequin fitted with bouncy blonde curls. The look is by third-year BA student Lulu Drawbaugh and is currently on display in the ground-floor gallery at MoMu, Fashion Museum Antwerp, as part of ‘Looks, Looks, Looks – The Antwerp Fashion Department at Work’. Curated and designed by Brandon Wen and Tom Van der Borght, the exhibition invites visitors to observe and learn about the mechanics of the acclaime
Del LaGrace Volcano on photography, performance and a lifetime of revolutionising LGBTQI+ visual culture (opens the original)
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A few weeks before their 69th birthday on 26 July – a date shared with Carl Jung, James Lovelock and Sandra Bullock – Del LaGrace Volcano gives me a video tour of their Swedish apartment. The white walls are filled with photographs, primarily their own, but also by friends, while a stack of magazines includes issues that feature their 1995 work, Portrait With Blue Beard, on the cover. ‘I surround myself with my people,’ explains Volcano, who resides in an area they characterise as distinctly un-
Get to know Del LaGrace Volcano, the legendary photographer who's defined –and revolutionised – LGBTQI+ visual culture (opens the original)
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Their photographs is the subject of two new shows on view in London and Scotland. 'My life and the people I draw into my orbit are all part of my work,' they say
As Peckham hot spot Bold Tendencies marks 20 years, step inside its cool curation for the summer (opens the original)
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Founder Hannah Barry tells Wallpaper* why Bold Tendencies – a non-profit arts organisation atop a multistorey car park in south-east London – is all about exercising your joy
Peckham favourite Bold Tendencies marks 20 years (opens the original)
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More than three decades separate the debut of Gillian Wearing’s Dancing in Peckham (1994) and the most recent exhibition of the work in the eponymous south-east London neighbourhood, last year. In the 25-minute film, the artist sways, shakes and moves her body in the central corridor of Peckham’s Aylesham Centre, a shopping arcade on Rye Lane more recently at the core of conversations about gentrification in the area. ‘There were a lot of questions around the Aylesham, and one way of participati
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