[ad_1] Misato Sano’s studio is replete with piles of wooden offcuts, heavy lumber, woodworking equipment, and flowing natural light. The…
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[ad_1] Like a miniature chapel with enough space for one person to stand comfortably, Judith Schaechter’s glowing installation, “Super/Natural,” invites…
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[ad_1] Anyone who’s decried the seasonal blip we call autumn knows how rapidly nature can swing from verdant greenery to…
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[ad_1] By marrying the realistic with the fantastical and uncanny, Stephanie Temma Hier conjures tension: there’s a calf-hair necktie that…
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[ad_1] What is the value of knowledge? A coffee shop latte easily costs six dollars or more these days, but…
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[ad_1] If you were to have visited the 3600 Block of Heidelberg Street in Detroit around 1986, you would have…
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[ad_1] Mirrors, lights, and household furnishings converge on a grand scale in the luminous installations of Song Dong. The Chinese…
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[ad_1] As a child, Jean Jullien (previously) preferred to spend his time immersed in the pixelated worlds of video games,…
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[ad_1] Using the wood of silk trees, ebony, and embedded copper details, Donald Wasswa conjures bold forms evocative of imagined…
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[ad_1] “Clay is an incredible medium to hold narrative,” says Xanthe Summers, who turns to the medium as a way…
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