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2019/06/11

The Art Market Has Stagnated. It’s Time for the Industry to Ac

2019/05/27

13 Extraordinary Homes Designed by Famous Architects

2019/05/20

Why So Many Artists Have Been Drawn to New Mexico

2019/05/09

10 Innovative Glass Artists on the Challenges and Joys of their Medium

2019/05/05

The 10 Best Booths at Frieze New York

2019/05/01

The Shed needs to come out of its comfort zone and generate some hea

2019/04/30

The Architect Transforming a Bolivian City through Colorful, Hand-Painted Designs

2018/10/29

What Sold at FIAC

On Friday night at the Elysee Palace in Paris, dealers and artists in town for the annual Foire Internationale d`Art Contemporain—the fair known as FIAC, which opened to VIPs on Wednesday with 195 galleries from 27 countries, and closed Sunday night—attended a party where the guest of honor set to address them was no less of an eminence than French president Emmanuel Macron. No head of state in France had thrown such a party for the fair since 1985.

2018/10/18

Invisible Doors, How to Stylishly Hide the Doors In Your Projects

Sometimes a door can be a huge headache in a project. Think of a continuous, clean facade... having a door in the middle of it can ruin the clarity of the design. But a door need not be the traditional wood-paneled, brass-knobbed portal most of us are used to, much less an eyesore.

2018/10/18

The Story behind the Surreal Photograph of Salvador Dalí and Three Flying Cats

Before photographer Philippe Halsman and Surrealist Salvador Dali settled on the idea of tossing three cats into the air for the photograph Dali Atomicus (1948), the Spanish artist suggested they blow up a duck using dynamite. Considering it took 26 attempts to pull off the picture of a levitating Dali in a chaotic airborne scene, Halsman`s insistence against the first idea was decidedly the best course of action.

2018/09/08

7 Things You Need to Know: Expressionism

Expressionism emerged at the dawn of the 20th century in Europe as vanguard artists attempted to convey the isolation and anxiety of modern existence through bold colors and tense, powerful lines.