Jorge Pardo Continues to Redefine What It Means to Live With Art
The artist's exploration into the intersections among design, painting, sculpture, and everyday...
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“On View” Takes a Sardonic Look at Selfie Culture
Artists Ania Catherine and Dejha Ti discuss "selfie stages" and "data doubles" in celebration of...
At Art Basel Hong Kong, the Show Extends Beyond the Fair
Shopping malls, hotel lobbies, Victoria Harbour—platforms for both emerging and established...
Photographer Dennis Morris Turns His Lens to EYEVAN 7285 for New Sunnies Collaboration
Including design-y details meant to mimic film strip negatives, but of course.
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Blake Kuwahara debuts new eyeglass offerings, a Rockwell Group x Roche Bobois collaboration, and...
Oppenheim Architecture’s Miami Structure is Postcard-Perfect New Age Brutalism
A blueprint for '10s-does-'70s done properly.
Your Furniture is Getting Fatter
Notice a rise in chubby collections? A new exhibition at A/D/O argues that it's more than just a...
Hammer Museum Hits Nail on the Head With Audrey—a New, European-Minded Eatery
The Southern California institution is now in the company of other museums boasting more than just...
Baker + Hesseldenz Studio’s ‘Dudley’ Gives Dining Chairs a Good Name
A piece that prioritizes luxury over pragmatism and comfort over idealism.
Charity Auction to Celebrate Mexican Textile Traditions
The nonprofit sale, Anonimo, in which all of the works on offer are anonymous, will present an...
In Remembrance: Karl Lagerfeld
Kimberly Not Kim
After her meteoric rise working at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the internet’s most...
Wisdom: Artist Judith Bernstein on #MeToo, Female Rage, and Navigating the Art World
"Women have a lot of rage. I have a lot of rage. My mother had a lot of rage. We should own it."
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Architecture and Design Film Festival takes Washington, D.C., Sonneman's new showroom, and more.
Reddymade’s Times Square Art Installation Wants to be Your Sculptural Valentine
"For me, the message is: At the intersection of difference and division, when justice, equality and
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