Architects and Designers Weigh In on the Future of Work
By Jennifer Baum Lagdameo – April 29, 2020 Right now, the logistics of “going back to normal” are a mystery. We asked some prominent voices to predict what we can expect when the … Read more
‘It’s Liberating’: 3 Ways a Tech-Savvy Los Angeles Gallery Is Using the Lockdown Era to Leapfrog Into Future of the Global Art Market
In our first spotlight on new business models for galleries, Various Small Fires leverages technology, intimacy, and collaboration in Seoul. Tim Schneider, April 28, 2020 Josh Kline’s Reality Television 12, 2020, at … Read more
Best Of: protective partition screens for the post-pandemic workspace
MAY 14, 2020 | TEXT LAUREN GRACE MORRIS Has the cubicle been resurrected from its 20th-century resting place? Perhaps too soon to say with certainty, but with the precautions and measures necessary … Read more
Stella McCartney Responds to the Crisis: “I Want to be Completely Recycling, Completely Circular, Completely Environmental”
BY HAMISH BOWLES April 26, 2020 RUNWAY Stella McCartney with her horse Summer in the grounds of her English country housePhoto: Courtesy of Stella McCartney Stella McCartney founded her eponymous brand in 2001. … Read more
Home, soothing home
What science, color psychology, and interior designers tell us about creating a comforting space By Diana Budds Apr 24, 2020 AAvacation home is doing its job when you step inside and say, … Read more
This 81-year-old was L.A.’s most devoted museum-goer until COVID-19 shuttered cultural institutions
L.A.’s most devoted museum fan, Ben Barcelona, is stuck at home while all the museums are closed due to the coronavirus outbreak. (Mel Melcon / Los Angeles Times) By DEBORAH VANKIN … Read more
How to Strike a Work/Life Balance in a Tiny Apartment, According to Design Experts
By Tiffany Leigh – April 21, 2020 Feeling cooped up and stressed out? Here are some essential tips from designers and builders of small spaces. Small spaces and tiny homes present some physical … Read more
Anxiety Expressed in RED
‘This is an incredibly difficult time. It feels simultaneously unsettling, urgent, and radical.’ –Rashid Johnson Rashid Johnson, Untitled Anxious Red Drawing, 2020 Untitled Anxious Red Drawings With the online exhibition … Read more
BEING HOME: REFLECTIONS FROM THREE UCLA ARTS FACULTY MEMBERS
SCHOOL-WIDE FACULTY, CATHERINE OPIE, WILLEM HENRI LUCAS, DANA CUFF Three UCLA Arts faculty members – Catherine Opie, Willem Henri Lucas and Dana Cuff – reflect on the theme of home … Read more
Art Industry News: Damien Hirst Has Created a Rainbow of Butterfly Wings to Raise Money for the National Health Service + Other Stories
Plus, François Pinault’s Paris museum won’t open until 2021 and Christie’s teams up with the Andy Warhol Foundation for a charity sale. Artnet News, April 20, 2020 Damien Hirst, Butterfly Rainbow (2020). ©Damien … Read more
‘Hope’ Artist Shepard Fairey Has Made a New Series of Freely Downloadable Posters to Celebrate the Bravery of Healthcare Workers
The work is part of a series from Adobe honoring essential workers. Sarah Cascone, April 16, 2020 Shepard Fairey, Guts Not Glory, part of Adobe’s “Honor Heroes” campaign. Courtesy of the artist … Read more
7 Simple Ways to Make Your Home Instantly Happier, According to Top Designers
By Tiffany Leigh – April 8, 2020 Yabu Pushelberg, Kelly Wearstler, and other experts share the small changes you can make right now to boost your mood. “There’s no place like home,” Dorothy … Read more
