Another pesky contemporary artist, another arrest.

After six months surveying workers, Alaskan-born Zefrey Throwell, conducted a five minute performance piece outside The New York Stock Exchange, which he claims was a social critique of Wall Street.

The performance entitled Ocularpation, involved a horde of 50 volunteers, most disguised as well-dressed day-trippers, acting out the motions of people on the daily grind.

In an effort to bring the “transparency” of... read more

Lords South Beach, Miami, designed by New York studio BHDM, is the first gay boutique hotel and brand concept by Brian Gorman, planned to roll out in all major US cities under the Lords banner. Interiors are loud and proud, with guests first greeted in the lobby by a life-sized statue of a white polar bear holding a colourful beach ball.

Adding to the playful touches is yellow and white striped wallpaper, unexpectedly teamed with leather-studded chairs and a bar covered in sparkling gold... read more

!Using an original 1950’s Airstream food van, high-end French champagne house Veuve Clicquot have brightened our day with their new pop up street food concept. The brands signature yellow hue covers the stand out exterior of the luxurious rolling diner, that is being placed at special events throughout Berlin this month, serving delicious food and bubbles to the fashionable set. Dina Broadhurst ... read more

Like all other Warhol Superstars, Candy Darling was chewed up and spat out after her fifteen minutes. Snapped by Robert Mapplethorpe, sung about by Lou Reed and having a play written for her to star in by Tennessee Williams, Candy was almost, but never a star.

James Raisin’s fascinating yet tragic documentary; Beautiful Darling, looks at the life and death of one of Andy Warhol’s most lucrative muses. With her obsession with fame and old Hollywood nostalgia, the alluring Darling, formerly... read more

A self sustainable private residence under construction for Pierre Andre Senizergues, former World Champion Pro Skater and owner of Etnies shoes brand, is not only environmentally friendly but also 100% skateable. In Malibu, California, on a hilltop overlooking the Pacific, designer Gil Lebon Delapointe and architect Francois Perrin, have developed a concept based on a ribbon, with a continuous fluid, twirling surface from outside to inside that can be skated over.

Floors and ceilings... read more

Set in the tempestuous peripheries of rural Russia on a crumbling estate, Anton Chekhov’s politically charged classic, ‘The Cherry Orchard’, captures the progressive degradation of the country’s feudal structure at the hands of industry and commerce. The discontent of an exploited working class simmers ominously in the background, forming the pretext of an examination of the new economic order.

Recently returned from the frivolities of Paris, our protagonists are a family who are... read more

Pagesdigital are proud to unveil their recently updated Mobile App!

Now there’s one place to get your daily music and fashion news fix, as well as all the latest gigs, fashion events, parties and sales. Browse openly, or filter by event type (FASHION/MUSIC) or what’s happening near you – it’s that simple.

Music venues, promoters, bands, managers, and fashion retailers, take note; you can upload all your events directly to the Pagesdigital Event Guide, which then automatically... read more

In the heart of Soho New York City, lies a sensual high-end sex shop called Kiki de Montparnasse, elegantly reminiscent of 1920’s Parisian club. Specialising in luxe lingerie and high-class gifts and indulgences, the store is alluring and sexy, celebrating femininity, romance and passion. Bringing an air of class to erotic accessory shopping including toys, books, films and even bedding, the store interior is both naughty and nice using silks, leather and studs.

Lush materials are enhanced... read more

After all the fights, credit wars and controversy that surrounded hip hop pioneers A Tribe Called Quest’s documentary, Beats, Rhymes & Life: The Travels of A Tribe Called Quest, including that infamous Tweet by band member Q-Tip (“I am not in support of the a tribe called quest documentary”), the film finally had its Australian premiere at the Sydney Film Festival last month.

Produced by New York actor-turned-producer Michael Rapaport (though the band... read more

With a background in photography, London designer Bahbak Hashemi-Nezhad’s clever wall shelf design takes its concept from a hanging picture. Named shelf frame, the simplicity is remarkable as it is practical, hanging from the wall by just a single pin. Gripping the wall for stability using silicone pads on the rear and using tension cabling for weight, the boxes are immune from tipping when weight is not distributed evenly through your beloved display items. Frame your life in wonderful compositions... read more