Multidisciplinary artist Dwight White II drops in for Friday Five, sharing his first painting, how large-scale murals caught his eye + more!
ZEMLYA is Ukrainian artist-ceramicist Serhii Makhno's inaugural gallery exhibition marking his foray into furniture design with ceramics.
Joshua Abarbanel creates his layered wood wall sculptures using forms and patterns found in natural and mechanical structures.
Paradigm Gallery + Studio recently closed the doors on two solo shows featuring the colorful, saturated art of Martha Rich + Lisa Congdon.
Marik Lechner's large-scale, brightly colored tapestries, drawings, and embroideries are a feast for the eyes at the 'Mild Pain Guaranteed' exhibition.
Amazon commissioned two local textile artisans – William Storms + Brit Kleinman – to create larger-than-life installations at their new office in Manhattan.
Stillmade collaborates with designers on new collection that reflects the qualities the brand holds close: a reverence for artisan craftsmanship and an understated, modern aesthetic.
Artist Shantell Martin + the UNO card game teamed up to create UNO Artiste Series: Shantell Martin. You'll 100% want a deck for game night!
Saatchi Art's "Threadwork: Women Redefining Fiber Arts" includes the work of 17 female-identifying fabric artists who are pushing textile art forward into the future.
Swiss artist Fabian Oefner reduces things – like cars and saxophones – to their smallest elements, all in service of presenting a new way of looking at time.
Contemporary artist Jan Kaláb's work has evolved from lettered graffiti to animated NFTs + beyond. It's an interesting, real story of following what's possible if you can only look beyond the comfort zone.
Artist Beverly Fishman's vibrant "Something For The Pain" collection explores the concept of polypharmacy, or the prescription of multiple medicines to one individual.
Artist Martin Laforêt highlights the raw aesthetic of industrial construction materials with these unconventional sculptural chairs.
Rope is so much more than a utilitarian textile. In Knowing the Ropes, three nordic designers examine it in an unexpected way.
Visit Peter Judson's "Wonder Around East London" by way of Shanghai at Fiu Gallery and gain a new perspective on the everyday.
