”Living Up to My Blue China,” a new play fashioned from works by and about Oscar Wilde, comes as a particularly timely reminder of the enduring battle of the outsider, rebel artist against the ...

“Living Up My Blue China,” director Patrick Trettenero’s collage of scenes from the life and works of Oscar Wilde, and an early, 1989 success for the Cloud 42 theater, has returned to the ...

“My Blue China,” at France’s Fondation Bernardaud, looks at blue-and-white china as a modern symbol of globalization. Skip to main content. ... aesthete and author Oscar Wilde once wrote, ...

My Blue China offers a new perspective on the blue and white porcelain that came from China to Europe, flooding the latter starting in the 17th century. It “went global” well before the modern ...

In Wilde and his blue china, meanwhile, we are left to consider the prospect of humanity crushed by the aesthetics we created through our own longing for the infinite.

His adaptation of Oscar Wilde’s The Picture of Dorian Gray is now on Broadway after an Olivier Award-winning run on the West End in 2024. Williams has developed a theatrical style so unique, ...

No one anticipated the sensation Wilde would cause in America, standing on stages from New York to California in velvet knickers and wittily extolling blue-and-white porcelain as the tasteful ...

The Oscar Wilde Bar at Hotel Café Royal dates back to 1865 and with its gilded interiors, mirrors and ornate Louis XVI decor, is probably London's most opulent setting for Afternoon Tea. As part ...

Reading prison which captured the attention of Banksy and counted Oscar Wilde as a past inmate has been sold by the Ministry of Defence to an educational charity with links to China.. The jail ...

In 1895, Wilde was convicted of homosexual activity and sentenced to two years in prison. Built in the mid-1800s, the facility was operational until 2013. Now, it's hosting an unusual art exhibit.

Taking advice from geologists, Osborne chose white Jadeite Jade for Oscar’s new head, not just because it is “a very hard stone and will last for hundreds of years”, but also for its symbolism.

Olivia Wilde wore it in white and gold Margaret Zhang wore it in black with a blue bob If you had social media in 2015, you would have definitely heard about 'the dress'.