Follow Design Milk through a recap of our Unframed art column in 2025, from LEGO pieces by Ai Weiwei to intricate weavings by Analia Saban.
Artist Analia Saban changes the rules of the game, weaving physical paint with linen threads on a loom, laser-cutting drawings, and carving solid marble into a jacket.
Curious “extruded paintings" and stacks of bumper stickers pull you in for a closer look at Donald Moffett's current “Snowflake” exhibition.
Take a look at our favorite 8 booths from 4 of the major contemporary art fairs in New York City featuring unbelievable artworks and experiences.
Artist Jennifer J. Lee presents astounding new photorealistic paintings on jute burlap, on view at Klaus von Nichtssagend in New York.
Ai Weiwei presents shocking recreations of famous paintings and news images made from thousands of LEGO and WOMA bricks in New York City.
Editor-in-Chief Caroline Williamson returns for our Take 5 series, featuring a Tomo Campbell painting, new Girard book, and colorful notebooks.
Over 60 contemporary artists across 2 NYC galleries unlock new potentials for material and pattern in this summer's must-see exhibitions.
Artist Antonio Santín, whose work is on view in New York now, creates unbelievable hyperreal paintings of ornate rugs that appear to fold in 3D space.
Artist Nick Thomm applies his vibrant artistic language to a different type of project – furniture – in his inaugural collection, THOMME.
Today, we're reviewing 2023 posts from our Circular by Design column, which explores the circular economy + how people are working within it.
Editor-in-Chief Caroline Williamson returns for the Take 5 series, sharing geometric stained glass, modern Aboriginal art, candle stacks, and more!
The top 4 art exhibitions in New York galleries this summer include ceramics by Doyle Lane, paintings by Evian Wenyi Zhang, glass sculpture by Ann Veronica Janssens, and drawings by Harry Gould Harvey IV.
Yayoi Kusama presents a new Infinity Mirror Room, warped pumpkin walls, and psychedelic paintings at David Zwirner Gallery in New York.
Kayla Rumpp talks about how working as an elementary school teacher informed her colorful work, especially their craft supplies, particularly the Popsicle stick.
