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An unapologetic idealist, Grant Featherston believed that design should benefit everyone and campaigned for professional, aesthetic and environmental standards. He shared this vision of ‘design for life’ and social responsibility with his partner Mary, with whom he established Featherston Design in 1965. Beginning with the landmark 1967 Montreal Expo Chair …
The Yale University School of Art invites applications for an open-ranked tenured or tenure-track faculty appointment in the area of Painting and …
In the Victorian era a new category of objects has come in to being, the category designated by the word “bibelot”, whose …
Olaf Nicolai has been developing his own unique form of Conceptual Art for the past 20 years. Based on the philosophical influence …
Vito Acconci’s Installation at the Portland Center for Contemporary Arts “Voice of America” dates back to 1975. Two over-sized wooden chairs occupy …
Coming from a background in science, Beth Letain’s approach to painting is driven by an ‘imperative. The artist earned a BA from …
Michel Majerus’s visual language freely samples from art history and popular culture, redeploying canonized styles and genres alongside graphics borrowed from youth …
What at first appeared to be no more than an unspectacular artists’ book by Michael Oppitz and Lothar Baumgarten, published in 1974 …
Katja Novitskova’s oeuvre is located at the crossroads of visual culture, digital technologies and speculative fiction: she is interested in how the …
In the early 1970s Franz West began making small-scale assemblages incorporating found materials such as cardboard, bandages, and wire, which he then …
Raphaela Vogel’s work is located in the meeting of sculpture, video installation and performance and is characterized by an acute study of …
Each edition of Design Miami brings together the most influential collectors, gallerists, designers, curators and critics from around the world in celebration …
Born on the same day in 1935 in Gabrovo, Bulgaria and Casablanca, Morocco respectively, Christo and his late wife Jeanne-Claude, who died …
Although Arshile Gorky struggled to gain critical recognition throughout his life, he is now celebrated as a seminal figure that transformed 20th …
Every year at Art Basel the Unlimited Sector is a unique platform for large-scale projects, and provides it’s curator in close cooperation …
Lee Miller was a model, a photographer’s assistant and then a fully-fledged photographer. In 1924 Condé Nast introduced her to the world …
The exhibition “Ghosts and Hells-The underworld in Asian art” at the Musée du Quai Branly-Jacques Chirac in Paris focuses its attention on …
With great success the 23rd edition of LISTE Art Fair that started on June 11, in Basel, was packed by collectors, artists, …
Landscape has inspired painters in the past, also landscape was the canvas upon which created the most impressive and great works by …
Aalto University School of Arts, Design and Architecture invites Tenure track or Tenured position applications for Professor of Visual Culture and Artistic …
Born and educated in New York, Martha Diamond has developed an unmistakable personal language from the forms and sensations of the city. …
Earlier this year, Japanese artist Takashi Murakami collaborated with multi-hyphenate creative Virgil Abloh. Working together in Murakami’s Tokyo studio, Abloh and Murakami …
Gabriele and Wilhelm Schürmann started collecting art in the mid1980s. Concentrating on context oriented positions informed by Institutional Critique and political art, …
J. D. Salinger’s short story “A Perfect Day for Bananafish” originally published in the 31/1/1948, issue of The New Yorker. Bananafish, the …
