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Juno Shen's work, using stunning manipulations of glass and neon and CGI visuals, ushers the viewer into a surreal world. Read our interview with her here.

Daniel Arsham has teamed up with surfboard designer Hadenshapes and designer Chris Stamp for a new collaboration. See it here.

Highsnobiety and Semi Permanent take over Paramount House Hotel May 10, 2021 10:15 Semi Permanent and Highsnobiety have launched a two day experiential hotel takeover at Paramount House Hotel, Sydney, with experiences including an NFT exhibition from Flume. The announcement: Semi Permanent and Highsnobiety launch a two-day experiential hotel takeover bringing together global artists, designers and creators to present a vision for the future. Launching May 26 and 27, A Semi Permanent Hotel presented by Highsnobiety features interactive and immersive in-person experiences, as well as exclusive...

Stylist offers tips on how to inject colour into your wardrobe Every year Pantone, the leading global authority of colour, announces its colour of the year which influences trends and palettes in interiors and fashion. Wednesday, 3rd February 2021, 4:23 pm In 2020 it was classic blue and this year there is not one but two - Ultimate Gray and Illuminating Yellow. It says on its website that the ‘two independent colours that come together to create an aspirational colour pairing, conjoining deeper feelings of thoughtfulness with the optimistic promise of a sunshine filled day’. But how can ...

Feature The ex-military, gay, Lamborghini-driving CEO of Rocketwerkz is one of the highest profile figures in New Zealand gaming. Michael Andrew went to the new Auckland office to meet the man known as “rocket”. “It’s the fastest lift in the country,” said Rocketwerkz’s chief operating officer Stephen Knightly before we shot to the top of the new PWC building at eight metres a second. I’d heard about the elevator, but I couldn’t quite prepare for the way my ears popped, nor the sickly way central Auckland’s streets immediately vanished from sight through the floor to ceiling...