Recently, Perés began to produce his own art. His first foray into art-making was the gritty and sexy self-published zine/artist book called DADDY.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 12/22/11

"Danish design is innovative yet very practical and wearable. You should be able to wear it and go anywhere on a bike," explains Anne Sofie Madsen, one of Copenhagen's most compelling talents.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 10/18/11

Despite the glamorous buzz around the opening of White Cube Bermondsey and the appreciative chatter about Christian Jankowski's speedboat and yacht, 2011 Frieze Fair selections were less ritzy and more accessible than past seasons.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 10/17/11

To an artist whose subject is light, a gallery comprised entirely of windows is both a gift and a challenge.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 10/11/11

Sue Webster and Tim Noble's gilded monument to transcendence, Turning the Seventh Corner, is on view in Berlin's new Blain/Southern Gallery thanks to a collaboration with architect David Adjaye and their family's cats.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 05/04/11

Play, of the childlike and more adult varieties, was the dominant theme of Seoul's most confidently mature fashion week to date.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 04/05/11

Although he graduated from Camberwell Art School in 2004 with a first in painting, the London-based artist Matthew Stone has established a re-engaging art through happenings, salons, and other invigorating extracurricular creativity.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 02/23/11

Appreciating fringe fashion weeks usually requires some cultural context. But Copenhagen Fashion Week fits so seamlessly within its city that is should be a role model for emerging style showcases.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 02/08/11