AGI Magazine
With a major new exhibition entitled, simply, ‘Vincent’ currently underway at the Hermitage Amsterdam, art lovers are presented with an opportunity to appreciate and understand the work of the Dutch …
Read MoreAs we approach National Curry Week (8 – 14 October 2012), Rakesh Bhanot, our Arts Editor, ponders over an exotic phenomenon he encountered in Germany over 40 years ago. ndependent …
Read MoreMichael Hoppen Gallery, Tate Modern, Frieze London: Daido Moriyama On display this season in London, at three separate venues, the artwork of Daido Moriyama, the 2012 Infinity Awards Recipient for …
Read MoreAnd the winner is………. Wendy Lam. Thank you Wendy for sending us your fabulous recipe for Golden Tofu of Stuffed Treasures. We really enjoyed reading all your entries and have decided …
Read MoreToday the internet is ubiquitous in our lives, but it started as an educational tool mainly used in academia. Is it time for universities to make history once again, and …
Read MoreWhile the launch of Apple’s new iPhone 5, less than a year after the release of the previous 4S model, has been met by crowds of enthusiastic consumers eager to …
Read MoreWhen it comes to daily staples, people can be resistant to change, for the most part opting for the familiar over the new and exotic. In a world of globalised …
Read MoreThe diplomatic impasse amongst ASEAN members in Phnom Penh raises doubts over the efficacy of the ‘ASEAN way’ in protecting smaller state’s sovereignty in the face of great power pressure. …
Read MoreYoko Ono’s #smilesfilm project, originally a Flickr group that included smiling pictures from photo booths at exhibitions in Tokyo, Berlin and New Delhi, has now been converted to an iPhone …
Read MoreWhile rising costs and tough economic times continue to put pressure on UK car manufacturers in their home market, rising demand for luxury automobiles among the Chinese and Indian middle …
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