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!
Painter, printmaker + draftsman Glen Baldridge got the creative itch from Garbage Pail Kids! Learn more about his love of the woods, a crazy petition + more in this week's Friday Five.
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.
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.
Gerhard Richter presents his "final paintings" at David Zwirner Gallery in New York, but the end is just the beginning. This surprising exhibition continues beyond his retirement.
Artist Kennedy Yanko combines huge chunks of crushed metal with fabric-like drapings of "paint skin," playing with gravity, material, and the definition of painting itself.
Conceptual artist Charles Gaines presents new colorful pixelated abstractions of 'Southern Trees' in New York. Step back to see how they connect.
Artist and surface pattern designer Ella Doran created a piece of artwork using leftover house paint on reused canvas without a single brush.
Artist Evan Nesbit uses a squeegee to push paint through the back of dyed burlap, creating 3D pixels of paint that emerge and combine on the front, on view at Van Doren Waxter gallery in New York now.
Dive into the surprising "Daydream" of artist Josh Sperling's new exhibition of shaped paintings that span all three floors of Perrotin gallery in New York.
