In her post, Lanie says it's her favorite aesthetic of all time because it reminds her of growing up in the 2000s. That's when technology seemed optimistic — glossy, bright and new. It contrasts with the feeling of modern tech, which has…
October 26–December 3, 2026The Harold (’62) and Mary E. Frank Main Gallery, Fine Arts Center The URI Department of Art and Art History presents Show Me Your Papers / A ver, ¿y tus papeles?, a touring exhibition born from the immigrant experience. Curated by…
Guest Contributor// November 5, 2026 Forecasting firm Sphere Trending scouts key trade shows, conferences and various European cities for leading intelligence on the future of home. At Paris Design Week in September, a rethinking of traditional scale brought a fresh perspective, from…
The Japan Times Mariko Mori no longer uses herself as the canvas and subject of her art But even now, dressed all in white and standing among her works at the Mori Art Museum, she radiates light, the motif that…
The Craft in America Center presents “The Eternal Quality of Aesthetic Joy: Laura Andreson and Her Legacy” running... Craft in America Center explores influential ceramic work of Laura Andreson The Craft in America Center presents “The Eternal Quality of Aesthetic…
Explore other unique textile creations like Tong Ren’s silk marquetry that transform everyday objects into vibrant art pieces. “To add further depth and range to the collection, we delved into the incredibly rich archive that the Sanderson group have across…
Shenzhen Guangdong China October 21 2026 In modern residential architecture and luxury hospitality design versatile decorative accents that merge sculpted realism with functional utility represent a growing trend Moving beyond traditional static ornaments Yalang Home https www yalanghome com yalang... Dual-Functional Artistry:…
Designer: Rafael Simoes Miranda Spending most of the day at a desk makes you surprisingly familiar with its little annoyances. There’s the chair that never quite fits, the papers… About 4,500 years ago, while the Egyptians were busy stacking pyramids, the…
After retiring from 22 years of teaching journalism at the University of Rhode Island, John Pantalone, the first editor of Newport This Week, is happy to be writing for the paper again. For a young artist only three years out of…
A tiny Renaissance landscape previously unknown to scholars is about to test the art market in a big way. Sotheby's will auction Albrecht Altdorfer's "A Thickly Wooded... Renaissance Master's Work Up for Grabs in 46-Year First A tiny Renaissance landscape…
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