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D’Marge – August 2016

If you consider the fashion world to have been in its prime when women wore gloves and hats and men were dressed as dapper gents at all times, then there’s no doubt you’ll be familiar with the work of renowned fashion…

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Vogue – July 2016

Audrey Hepburn getting her hair cut, or Jackie Kennedy lounging back in her private study: these are names we know, but it’s the off-the-cuff and unguarded portrayal of them in lensman Mark Shaw’s photographs that resonate. And on August 4,…

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Vanity Fair – March 2016

When he died, Pablo Picasso left behind some 45,000 works, all complicated by countless authentications, rights, and licensing deals. Milton Esterow delves into the challenges faced by the five surviving heirs and the simmering conflict between two of them. “I…

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Prestige – January 2016

Amidst the cacophony of stoic grey imagery of the 1950s, Mark Shaw was a photographer of emotions. His captivating works was of a world filled with palpable moments. Born Mark Schlossman, his interest in photography grew when he was gifted…

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Luxury Insider – January 2016

This month, a slew of art-centric events will be held in Singapore, from contemporary art shows like Art Stage Singapore to more intimate gallery openings at Gillman Barrack’s Art After Dark. Joining this month’s exciting line-up of art events is…

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Buro 24/7 – January 2016

We count ourselves pretty damn lucky this week. Not only have we managed to exist in the same time as the late David Bowie, two major photography exhibitions are opening in Singapore this week, resurrecting icons which have been influential…

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