Chidozie Obasi

1 month ago | theglassmagazine.com | Chidozie Obasi

After multiple feats in theatre, the artist has ventured into dancewear—expanding the codes of ballet beyond traditional conventions. IN A world where sociopolitical downturns hit the spheres of culture at an increasingly ferocious pace, moments of respite tend to be few and far between. Art, however—and all the sensibilities it harmonises—is an element that’s able to articulate – be it visually or sonically – the senses, providing solace and comfort in times of unrest. Denys Cherevychko.

1 month ago | theglassmagazine.hk | Chidozie Obasi

Featuring Nara Smith and KATSEYE, the Italian house renews its timeless codes by entwining the iconic Baguette and Peekaboo. JUXTAPOSING two accessories while capturing the rivalry between women who wear them is no mean feat. Still, Fendi’s new digital campaign—titled FENDI FOR YOURSELF—brings to life the dynamic relationship between the Baguette and the Peekaboo, celebrating individuality and personal style.

1 month ago | theglassmagazine.com | Chidozie Obasi

Featuring Nara Smith and KATSEYE, the Italian house renews its timeless codes by entwining the iconic Baguette and Peekaboo. JUXTAPOSING two accessories while capturing the rivalry between women who wear them is no mean feat. Still, Fendi’s new digital campaign—titled FENDI FOR YOURSELF—brings to life the dynamic relationship between the Baguette and the Peekaboo, celebrating individuality and personal style.

1 month ago | theglassmagazine.com | Chidozie Obasi

CAPTURING the portrait of a generation shaped by downturns is no mean feat. But the crazily beautiful, poignant aspect of our times is that youngsters—again, despite the world’s misshapes—are able to adapt, transcend and refuse all manner of conventions, ditching society’s pigeonholes to write their future, on their own terms. Patrick Ruatti is one such example.

1 month ago | theglassmagazine.com | Chidozie Obasi

Full of thrills, Elena Stikhina is a superb actor but vocally needed a push. She was brilliantly supported by Fabio Sartori and Amartuvshin Enkhbat—with terrific conducting from Michele Gamba Photograph: Brescia e Amisano © Teatro alla Scala MILAN, ITALY — La Scala’s operatic seasons continue apace with Giacomo Puccini’s Tosca, in a staging by Davide Livermore and conducted by Michele Gamba. It’s an absorbing, albeit distinctive piece of theatre.