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Edward Behrens

Edward Behrens

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Editor, Apollo The Internacional Art Magazine

London

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lifestyle and sportentertainment

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Tennis, Golf, Wrestling, Hockey, Bowling, Lacrosse

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Total articles 61

  • The fashion house with a bias for craft

    By Edward Behrens| Apollo The Internacional Art Magazine Verified Not many people expect to find Antonio Banderas in Tokyo. But there he is, or at least there he is on a screen, in ‘Crafted World’, an exhibition mounted by Loewe in Japan to tell the fashion house’s story of craft. The notion of a Spanish leather company owned by a French luxury conglomerate putting on a show in East Asia is not as far-fetched as it might seem. Loewe first expanded to Japan in 1973, opening a concession in Nihombashi Mitsukoshi in Tokyo, the country’s first department store.

    By Edward Behrens · Apollo The Internacional Art Magazine

    Apr. 08, 2025

  • Mr and Mrs Albers on the catwalk

    By Edward Behrens| Apollo The Internacional Art Magazine Verified For the past 10 or so years, there has been a concerted effort to rehabilitate Anni Albers so that she is taken as seriously as Josef, her husband. Josef was a tutor at the Bauhaus while Anni was a student there. He taught drawing and lettering; she learned weaving, set upon this thread by Walter Gropius, who didn’t think women could handle the labour of metalwork or painting.

    By Edward Behrens · Apollo The Internacional Art Magazine

    Mar. 18, 2025

  • The fashion house with a bias for craft

    By Edward Behrens| Apollo The Internacional Art Magazine Verified Not many people expect to find Antonio Banderas in Tokyo. But there he is, or at least there he is on a screen, in ‘Crafted World’, an exhibition mounted by Loewe in Japan to tell the fashion house’s story of craft. The notion of a Spanish leather company owned by a French luxury conglomerate putting on a show in East Asia is not as far-fetched as it might seem. Loewe first expanded to Japan in 1973, opening a concession in Nihombashi Mitsukoshi in Tokyo, the country’s first department store.

    By Edward Behrens · Apollo The Internacional Art Magazine

    Apr. 08, 2025

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Apollo The Internacional Art Magazine