Janny Baek’s Ceramics Look Like They’re Still Evolving
Most ceramic art asks you to admire it from a distance. Janny Baek’s work makes you want to lean in closer and check if it’s…
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When Loss Becomes Something You Can Touch
There’s a particular kind of quiet that settles after a wildfire. Not peaceful, not comfortable, just a heavy stillness where something used to be. In…
Industrial Wire Mesh Transforms Traditional Tea House
There’s something deeply poetic about watching light pass through layers of colored wire mesh, each one adding a new dimension of color and shadow until…
Frank Lloyd Wright’s Long-Lost Chair Designs Finally Come to Life After 70 Years
The Museum of Wisconsin Art is presenting chairs that Frank Lloyd Wright never saw completed. These designs existed only as sketches and architectural fragments until…
Spectra sculpture for North Face uses ultra durable fabric for outdoor art
The North Face’s newest HKe collection is anchored by a striking sculpture created by Dutch designer Johannes Offerhau. The centerpiece is built entirely from the…
USM Haller Re-framed revives classic modular system
The USM Haller system, launched in the late 1960s, is celebrated for its chrome‑plated steel frame and ball‑connector that lets shelves, desks and storage units…
Raul de Lara’s “Host” exhibition weaves together wood and identity
“Why can plants be considered native to more than one nation while people can’t?” This is a question that is very much relevant today with…
Gabriel Chaile’s Marianne Boesky Gallery exhibit blends indigenous form, protest, and storytelling
We love exhibits that are able to blend together culture, politics, and storytelling seamlessly into eye-catching visual representations. Argentine artist Gabriel Chaile (b. 1985, San Miguel de Tucumán) makes…
Peak Design and Fujifilm Unite: FIELD LAB Transforms NYC’s Photography Scene with Hands-On Gear Experience
Bringing together two brands that I absolutely love, Peak Design, the crowdfunding champion known for their innovative camera gear and carry solutions, has partnered with…
Chinese Paper Umbrella brings tradition and modernity to the Venice Biennale
Paper umbrellas have deep roots in Chinese culture, symbolizing both shelter and celebration. For centuries, these umbrellas were crafted from bamboo and oiled paper, often…
Botanical Allegory series by Nosheen Iqbal brings nature to wood embroidery
Art has always been a mirror, reflecting not just what we see around us, but also what we feel, remember, and dream. In Nosheen Iqbal’s…
Solve an Hermès mystery at interactive installation
One of the favorite past times of friend groups the past few years are teaming up or going against each other in escape rooms or…