Designer of the Day: Nazara Lázaro
After studying interior design at the Istituto Europeo di Design in Madrid, Nazara Lázaro spent...
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The Helsinki Biennial, Now Delayed Until 2021, Champions Finnish Artists
It may be delayed until 2021 due to the coronavirus, but the citywide showcase is on track to give...
Floyd’s Familiar Side Table Finds a Motor City Muse
The flat-pack furniture disruptor enlists experimental material studio Thing Thing to playfully...
Quarantine Culture: 5 Ways to Experience Design and Art Without Leaving Your Home
Vitra’s documentary about the chair, the Whitney hosts an artmaking workshop, and more.
Designer of the Day: Cody Hoyt
Though formally trained in painting and printmaking, Cody Hoyt hit his stride after shifting his...
The Colorful Return of Collective Design
The design fair re-emerges at Frieze New York with a virtual group show, curated by Libby Sellers,...
A Jewelry Line That Is Both Brutalist and Buoyant
Uncommon Matters debuts Full Volume, an architecture-inspired jewelry line whose sculptural forms...
CC-Tapis’s Rugs Are Anything but Square
Though its techniques are time-honored, the French-Italian textile brand produces rugs that are far
Designer of the Day: Paul Chan
The tidal shifts of coastal Hong Kong helped teach Paul Chan the art of achieving delicate...
How Jennifer Guidi Finds Energy in Color
Before the coronavirus shuttered Gagosian gallery in New York, the Angeleno artist unleashed a...
Quarantine Culture: 5 Ways to Experience Design and Art Without Leaving Your Home
Dazzling installations by Shoplifter and Raúl de Nieves, a virtual architecture tour of...
Michael Anastassiades Shares Insider Tips for Enjoying Cyprus
Before the coronavirus pandemic, the award-winning lighting designer told us all about the...
What A/D/O’s Closure Means for the New York Design Community
After the Brooklyn creative incubator announced it would permanently close on May 31, designers...
Terra Kaffe’s TK-01 Espresso Machine Checks All the Boxes
Sahand Dilmaghani, the founder of Terra Kaffe, was frustrated with user-unfriendly espresso...
Ilse Crawford Reimagines a Danish Design Classic
To mark the 70th anniversary of Carl Hansen & Søn’s CH24 Wishbone Chair, the London designer...
Quarantine Culture: 5 Ways to Experience Design and Art Without Leaving Your Home
The Louisiana Museum’s near-infinite channel, virtual visits to Frank Lloyd Wright hallmarks,
Quarantine Culture: 5 Ways to Experience Design and Art Without Leaving Your Home
Friedman Benda’s brand-new lecture series, virtual New York architecture tours with Michael...
Fashion Critic Bridget Foley’s Most Exhilarating and Horrifying Moments
For more than two decades, she has covered runway shows, scandals, and the rise and fall of leading
Claudia Li Returns to Her Roots
Five years after launching her first collection, the New York–based womenswear designer discovers
Quarantine Culture: 7 Ways to Experience Design and Art Without Leaving Your Home
A look into the life of Hayao Miyazaki, the Architecture & Design Film Festival’s virtual...
Tristan Auer Brings Cinematic Drama to Planes, Trains, and Automobiles
The Paris-based designer is also at work on a bevy of projects for hotels, the field in which he...
Studio Seitz Gets Experimental with Swiss Craftsmanship
The up-and-coming Brooklyn studio expands its Heritage Collection with heirloom-quality pieces that
Suite NY Scores Rare Cast-Bronze Pieces by Angelo Mangiarotti
The furniture purveyor expands its portfolio of architect-designed objects for the home with the...
The Thrilling and Complicated World of ASMR
Despite the internet phenomenon’s enormous reach, its implications have not been widely...
Quarantine Culture: 6 Ways to Experience Design and Art Without Leaving Your Home
The short films of SXSW, Loewe’s crafty Instagram Live series, captivating global history...
Auvere Brings Rubies and Diamonds Into the Mix
Known for its range of high karat gold pieces, the New York jewelry purveyor is making a foray into
A New York Art Gallery Where Anything Can Happen
The sui generis dealer Kai Matsumiya favors artists “who question even the most fundamental...
This Parisian Firm Crafted Glasses for Le Corbusier, Jackie O, and Yves Saint Laurent
Over the decades, customers have abided by a credo that might as well be Maison Bonnet’s tagline:
Cas Holman’s Toys Empower Children to Ask Big Questions
The Rhode Island designer dreams up open-ended toy systems that let children be the architects of...
Quarantine Culture: 6 Ways to Experience Design and Art Without Leaving Your Home
A virtual subway simulation game, the Smithsonian Transcription Center, Louise Lawler coloring...
Enzo Mari’s Willful Obscurity
The Italian design legend, who refused to abide by the rules of his industry, will be celebrated in
Inside Paolo Roversi’s Enduring Creative Collaboration with Rei Kawakubo
The famed photographer gives Surface an exclusive look at his ongoing exploration of a fashion...
Ceramicist Reinaldo Sanguino Employs Full-Body Improvisation
The Venezuelan artist’s inventive furniture has earned him a devoted following. The topless...
The Experimental Edge of Open Architecture
With a sculptural panache, Beijing-based Li Hu and Huang Wenjing embrace the vastness of space.
Quarantine Culture: 6 Ways to Experience Design and Art Without Leaving Your Home
A decade-long Jon Rafman project, online repositories of sound art, Kelly Wearstler’s virtual
Specific Objects, Enduring Influence: Architects, Designers, and Artists on Donald Judd
Bliss Lau, Jennie C. Jones, Zak Kitnick, Josiah McElheny, Lydia Cambron, and more discuss the...
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