UK-based Urn Studios releases its first US collection, which saw seven artists reinterpret the urn as an object of identity, intimacy and enduring design ‘For decades, the funeral.
The designer reflects on playful design, open-ended objects, and why curiosity should shape cities, schools, and everyday life.
Known for her lush assemblages of flameworked glass, Amber Cowan reimagines a ubiquitous yet fragile medium.
110 years later, Brooklyn's American Wood Column Corporation is closing.
For many public artworks, permanence is the exception rather than the rule.
Whitestone Gallery in Seoul presents artist Jiang Miao's solo exhibition of recent acrylic-painted wood carvings, 'Spiral of Energy.'
Japan-based artist En Iwamura is interested in the ways we measure and understand the spaces between ourselves and others.
Project notes and archival material accompanies the photography spread from chairman featuring works from the There is Good in all of Us collection.
Known for their monumental murals, which span entire public squares, rooftops, playing fields, and more, Ella & Pitr bring eccentric joy to urban spaces.
Set against uninterrupted backgrounds, metallic oil portraits by Kip Omolade float almost deity-like amid vibrant color.
For Loewe Foundation Craft Prize finalist Adelene Koh, an under-appreciated element of a book's construction becomes the highlight.
In postwar japan, artists used unruly media and playful, audience-involving performances to practice a new form of creative freedom.
The Paper Ark aims to raise awareness of biodiversity and conservation by evoking a sense of wonder similar to what we feel in nature.
'New African Masquerades: Artistic Innovations and Collaborations' celebrates creations by artists in Nigeria, Burkina Faso, Sierra Leone, and Cameroon.
Lucy Sparrow's new exhibition, 'The Beginning of Convenience' is stocked to the brim with more than 20,000 handmade felt objects.
A nude Black woman lies on a stark white chaise, her head propped up by her thin arm.
Discover one-of-a-kind and handmade objects from Chicago-based artists we're excited to share a city with.
NArchitekTURA organizes the Lanckoroński Collection across five interconnected rooms at Wawel Royal Castle in Krakow.
Felicia Chiao's warm illustrations capture emotion and the variances of mental health through surreal compositions.
Geometric grids are built from forms including rectangles, triangles, and circles the publication presents type specimens developed through the GridType tool.
More than 35 years after its debut, the aluminum citrus squeezer continues to spark debate, proving that the most influential designs are not always the most practical.
French photographer visits the Arctic region of Pyramiden to document the snow-covered remnants of a former mining town.
The London-based designer celebrates vibrant patterns and playful creatures, especially in her series of cushions.
The Seattle-based artist's quirky sculptures are made from from found figurines, which she cuts and reassembles into hybrids.
The table trades pub-tastic plastic for handcrafted luxury, turning a games room staple into a collectible design object
'Geometry of Play' comprises murals across three pickleball courts, marking the first artist-designed versions in the country.
The five-person group exhibition at Gallery Wendi Norris plumbs the dialogue between absence and presence.
points de suspension is installed within the historic courtyard of Frac Normandie in Caen
Humans' futile control of time forms the basis of a new suite of works in Padeu's solo show at Larkin Durey.
Parc de la Distance, Precht, proposal, 2020 | visualization © Precht
Jason Limon imagines a playful world in which vintage illustrations are the colorful veneer concealing a universe populated by skeletons.
A large-scale, immersive exhibition of her work opens today at Tate Modern.
jia curated 2026 takes over bali’s beachfront, exploring design, craft, and material innovation under the theme 'nature weave'.
On traditional Korean mulberry paper, Jeongmin Lee draws delicate lines in ink and pigments known as bunchae.
"Improbable but not impossible" is how Brazilian artist Ana Elisa Egreja describes the unexpected companions in her vibrant still lifes.
A largely figurative painter with a penchant for literary citation, Andrew Salgado turns his attention to the still life.
exhibition image from Parisian presentation of the LVMH Métiers d’Art 9th Résidence Artistique 2025 | image courtesy Little Shao
The flora and fauna of a tiny Filipino island commingle with harrowing memories of California prisons in the surreal works of Gil Batle.
STILFOLD uses proprietary software and robotics to crease flat sheet metal into fluid, ultra-lightweight 3D structures.
101 finalists were selected for the 2026 International Aerial Photographer of the Year, marking the second year of the competition.