Designing Duggee at the Design Museum
Posted by Fabio 28 October 2019
Dive into the design process behind this colourful CBeebies animated series through a friendly and accessible display. What is the design story behind Hey Duggee? Who are the people behind the successful animated series? Look into Duggee’s world from the first sketches read more
Stacy Kranitz: As it was Give(n) to Me
Posted by Fabio 23 October 2019
As it was Give(n) to Me is a collection of images, taken by Kranitz, over a ten year span. The series traces explo-ration and extraction in the Appalachian region of the United States. This exhibition was recently exhibited at Ren-contres d’Arles Photography Festival in France and shortlisted for the Louis Roederer New Discovery Prize. read more
Daniel Arnold – 1:21
Posted by Fabio 14 October 2019
The first solo exhibition by Brooklyn-based photographer Daniel Arnold, curated by Emily Rosser. 1:21 is a collection of unseen photographs and videos that offer the viewer rare insights into the mind of the photographer. read more
The New Black Vanguard: Photography Between Art and Fashion – Curated by Antwaun Sargent
Posted by Fabio 11 October 2019
The New Black Vanguard: Photography between Art and Fashion presents fifteen artists, whose vibrant portraits and conceptual images fuse the genres of art and fashion photography in ways that break down long-established boundaries. read more
The New Bauhaus opens the Architecture Design Film Festival in New York
Posted by Fabio 9 October 2019
On October 16, The New Bauhaus opens the Architecture Design Film Festival in New York. After the film, Debbie Millman of the Design Matters podcast, will hosts a Q&A with director, Alysa Nahmias, followed by the festival’s opening party. read more
Thoughts Become Words, Words Become Images
Posted by Fabio 12 September 2019
A group show curated by Anaïs Ngbanzo at HVW8 gallery, Los Angeles. Literature in itself is an art form; carefully chosen words paint visuals upon a page for the theatre of the mind. This has often inspired other, more visually oriented artists to create works based upon these mental images. read more
Kelly Bjork’s solo exhibition at the Nancy Margolis Gallery in New York
Posted by Fabio 4 September 2019
In her intimate narrative paintings, Seattle-based artist Kelly Bjork depicts candid moments between friends and lovers within tidy, domestic settings. Painted on paper with gouache and pencil, expressive figuration, patterning, and gratifying hues dominate Bjork’s work read more
Pieter Hugo – La Cucaracha
Posted by Fabio 3 September 2019
Pieter Hugo is well known for his urgent portraits and everyday scenes captured at a wide variety of locations around the world. They come together to form a social “big picture” that reflects the current and radically critical everyday realities read more
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