Like it or hate it, we live in a fully connected digital world these days.

The name of contemporary American artist Fahren Feingold has become synonymous with fluid, feminine watercolours in her...

The minimalism of Haiku poetry– it’s English form dictated simply by the syllabic pattern 5-7-5– allows this traditional Japanese verse to span languages, cultures and ages.

Certain artists have captured the zeitgeist of a particular time and place in such a powerful way that history will forever be represented through their images.

Do you remember that episode of Mad Men when Don Draper decides to quit the ad business and follow his true calling as a painter?

For Jörgen Axelvall, photography is a language.

In a single painting, Indonesian artist Roby Dwi Antono combines a breastfeeding lamb, a kiwi bird, power ranger, crocodile, and a child.

Being an artist isn’t just a matter of creating paintings or sculptures in a particular medium, it’s about making your mark on history.

During President Trump’s inauguration week, curator Indira Cesarine hosted a group art exhibition entitled Uprise / Angry Women in response to the election.

Modern day social activism can be found and utilized everywhere from social media to organized protests.

Artist Misha Kahn lives in a world free of right angles.

Hooch is here just in time for the holidays! The Hooch app is the first-of-its-kind, subscription-based drinking app, offering customers 30 free drinks a month for just 10 dollars.

Chrome Hearts is celebrating Art Basel at their Miami retail space with a pop-up confectionary and café, alongside the launch of group exhibition in their second floor gallery. The...

New-York based artist Indira Cesarine premiered the video format of her art series “Only You” at Art Basel Miami in 2010...

The new-on-the-scene dating app Chappy has gained recognition for its mission and success in producing more meaningful...

The award-winning actress Ashley Judd, luminous in a bisque maxi-dress, was feted at a Manhattan soiree on Thursday night.

On your mark, get set, go! Yayoi Kusama enthusiasts will be delighted to know that tickets to the venerated Japanese artist’s namesake museum go on sale August 28.

From the brand that fully embraces the bold and vibrant Dolce Vita lifestyle, now comes the ultimate nightlife experience. On July 14th, the...

Minimal, quirky and straight to the point, all uniquely describe the work of artist Alessio Franceschetto, a superhero of graphic art.

TWELV is excited to announce Tokyo-based, photographer Jörgen Axelvall’s new exhibition and book release, Go To Become.

Brushing eyes, combing toenails, flossing knees, and buying butts at the supermarket.

Mohri Suzuki is acknowledged as one of the most promising calligraphy artists in Japan.

Saint Hoax is an artist who comes out of Syria and has a limitless mind of his own.

A new exhibition at the Ca’ Pesaro International Gallery of Modern Art in Venice explores Coco Chanel’s life through her love for literature, her life living amongst...

Starting November 4, 2016, the public will have the chance to admire the retrospective of Marilyn Minter's work at the Brooklyn Museum.

Marc Jacobs, the man who keeps the fashion industry oohing and ahhing has shocked us once more.

The widely popular fashion website, The Coveteur, is coming out with a beautiful coffee table book on October 18, 2016.

Have you heard of "Wax Nostalgic?" How about the guy who can make almost anything out of crayons? Well Hoang Tran is the man behind it all!

“I create books so they can make masterpieces,” says Johanna Basford, about her new coloring book, Magical Jungle, which was recently published. 

Invader is a mystery. People don’t know his real name. They also don't know what he looks like.

Phillip Nuveen in Wonderland: a mini fashion world

Nick Gentry is an exceptional contemporary artist who compose oil painting portraits with obsolescent media like Floppy disks, vintage...

In the first of December 2015, the Embassy of Sweden in Tokyo invites you to the opening of...

Rarely does a market place transform an entire city – usually it is museums or art galleries, sometimes a hotel that brings in the crowds.