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The Ellis-Beauregard Foundation Campus is a Model in Place-Driven Design
Baird architects designed the foundation’s permanent home for an artist residency program on Maine’s Midcoast.
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Dyani White Hawk Weaves Lakota Symbolism into Monumental Mosaics
The Minneapolis-based artist’s work can be seen in collections across the country, including large-scale installations at Portland International Airport and JFK Terminal 6.
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Marcos Lutyens and the Exploration of Consciousness Through Art
How the great nephew of famed architect Edwin Lutyens has charted his own path, investigating perception and the mind as a multidisciplinary artist.
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Digital Art Gallery SINGULART Makes Art Accessible for All
From Our Partner: With the goals of enabling art lovers to curate their lives while also empowering the artists, SINGULART, brings transparency to the art market.
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Suchi Reddy’s Collaboration with Lexus Is Shaped by the Elements
The ethereal installation Shaped by Air was on view at The Institute of Contemporary Art, Miami, for Art and Design Week.
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Six Art Installations Making Sea Level Rise Visible
Around the globe, artists are reckoning with climate change and finding new ways to render the impacts of rising seas legible.
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Contemporary Quilters Are Piecing Together a New Era of the American Craft
These six textile artists are building on the narrative potential of quilts for a new era that centers identity, circularity, and communities of care.
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Retracing the Painting Career of OMA Cofounder Zoe Zenghelis
Long overshadowed by her male counterparts, an exhibition at the Carnegie Museum of Art offers a corrective, reframing the full scope of this artist's work.
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Ukraine is Top of Mind at the Venice Art Biennale
Piazza Ucraina, a showcase for Ukraininan artists, is among many installations shedding light on Russia's brutality during the arts festival.
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Exploring the Weird, Wonderful Skyline of Art at Coachella
Having waited two long years to unveil their pieces, the artists behind some of Coachella's most otherworldly installations share the secrets behind their designs.
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The Hirshhorn Museum Commissions Nicolas Party to Transform its Facade
The artist's temporary mural, Draw the Curtain, will be on display while the exterior of the Washington, D.C., museum undergoes repairs.
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Three Contemporary Artists Explore the Narrative Potential of Wallpaper
Alec Egan, Liz Nielsen, and Barrow Parke take cues from the decorative arts in their painting, photo, and multimedia practices.
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Profiles
How Yale Professor Robert Reed Built Equity in Art and Architecture Classrooms
A former student reflects on her mentor’s celebration of cognitive diversity and the way the late Yale University of Art professor brought design to a broad group of learners, ahead of his time.
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Site-Specific “Art Environments” Find a Home at Wisconsin’s Art Preserve
To design the Art Preserve at the John Michael Kohler Arts Center in Sheboygan, artist-run firm Trés Birds explored its natural setting and offbeat art collection.
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Kelly Behun’s Living Gallery Welcomes an Audience for Good Vibrations
The New York–based interior designer gives visitors a shoppable online experience at Robert A.M. Stern's 1228 Madison Avenue.
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Ceramics and Architecture: The Legacy of Betty Woodman
A 1984 Metropolis article captures artists Betty and George Woodman’s nomadic lives. Nearly four decades later, The Woodman Family Foundation archives the architectural sources of Betty’s work.
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RxART Transforms Hospital Interiors with Colorful Art Works
The nonprofit has recently collaborated with three blue-chip artists to offer pediatric patients and families escape into their imaginations.
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Justin Garrett Moore on the Work of Artist Alteronce Gumby
The executive director of the New York City Public Design Commission reflects on how a painting forms a personal backdrop to the pandemic and this year's protests for racial justice.
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The Clark Art Institute Turns Its 140-Acre Meadow into an Exhibition Site
After many architects left their traces on the museum's buildings, public sculptures by six contemporary artists add poetic gestures to the land.
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An ODE to NYC Pops Up Around the City
Launched by NYCxDesign, a series of posters on display around the five boroughs celebrate the city's resilience in the face of uncertainty.