This Iranian Textile Artist Is Reinventing Ancient Weaving Techniques
Taher Asad-Bakhtiari works with a group of semi-nomadic female artisans to create one-of-a-kind...
New York’s Most Famous Design Gallery Takes On a New Form
Murray Moss and Franklin Getchell reflect on Moss’s 18-year-run in a thoroughly entertaining...
Wang Jianwei’s Unifying Theory
The artist delves into the many-layered dimensions of time with a Guggenheim Museum solo exhibition.
Robert Irwin
We speak with the artist about his six-decade career exploring abstraction and the phenomenology of
Nathalie Du Pasquier
Iris Apfel
Long a front-row fixture at fashion shows, the design doyenne lands a starring role in a new...
Caroline Baumann
The Cooper Hewitt's new director Caroline Baumann on her role and the museum's future.
Tara Donovan Talks Process, Inspiration, and Her Place in the Art World
With a solo exhibition at New York's Pace Gallery (through June 27) and a large-scale installation...
Pattern Foundry makes patterns both practical and conceptual
As part of his final thesis project in 2005, Richard Rhys, then a printmaking student at London's...
“How Posters Work” Discusses Broader Ideas About Graphic Design
The “Debate” Between Wim Crouwel and Jan Van Toorn
In 1972, two giants of Dutch graphic design gathered in Amsterdam for a public debate on the...
Dinner Parties, “Ladies’ Night”, and Unhappy Children in “The Look”
A monograph of Scholten and Baijings’ varied works: from ceramics and textiles to furniture pieces
A new book chronicles the studio's work from ceramics and textiles to furniture pieces.
