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The project has brought together six artists together in a digital environment of conversation and collaboration. Read More
Homegrown
We would be lying if we said the thought of getting to spend hours on end at home in our own comfort didn’t excite us at first. Read More
Creative Boom
A painter, sculptor, filmmaker, and installation artist, Titus Kaphar's work reflects on the experience and perception of underrepresented and marginalised groups, including the African American community. Read More
Designboom
‘In terms of art or furniture, Tatami should be regarded a little differently I think. it is hard to categorize, but it is a living piece; it lives with you, it creates an atmosphere,’ explains Kyoto-based Tatami artisan Mitsuru Yokoyama. Read More
Creative Boom
Contemporary American artist Rashid Johnson is renowned for experimenting and mixing various mediums in his work, often using materials as diverse as CB radios, Shea butter, record covers and tropical plants. Read More
Artnet News
Some 60 human rights activists have issued a statement condemning the action. Read More
Stir World
At the turn of the 20th century, a national artform would emerge for a new India, with it a new art education, and at the helm of these currents was one man, Abanindranath Tagore. Read More
Designboom
Internationally renowned artist Camille Walala teams with art collective wood street walls in the transformation of an entire east London street with ‘Walala Parade.’ Read More
Artnet News
Designer Daniel Voshart's works use a technique that has become popular online. Read More
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In ambitious Midnight’s Family virtual art exhibition, unwieldy conceptual baggage blurs the picture
It isn’t the fault of the curatorial team that identitarian labels are so dodgy. Read More
Designboom
Following a competition launched by re-use Italy, architects Marcos Franchini and Nattalia Bom Conselho share their proposal to transform Piscina Mirabilis into a contemporary art museum. Read More
Dezeen
Moscow designers Davit and Mary Jilavyan spent the coronavirus lockdown creating renderings of an imaginary community in Mexico with two-toned buildings and streets dotted with cacti and swimming pools. Read More