VOL. 1 · NO. 23 · NYC EDITION · SEPTEMBER 20, 2026
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Dezeen · 3h ago
Cosy nooks and a study are among the spaces designed for reading at House of Shadows, a multi-generational home in Bengaluru, Karnataka, by Indian studio Cadence Architects. Located on a quiet, tree-lined road, the house
Dezeen · 4h ago
Bamboo-clad parasols and a three-storey bamboo truss feature in this roundup of buildings from Southeast and South Asia built using the fast-growing plant. Mahamudra Meditation Centre, Nepal, by Abari A mandala-shaped ba
Dezeen · 20h ago
Ukrainian designer Victoria Yakusha has created a sculptural, almost monochromatic interior for a jewellery brand's flagship boutique in New York City. Also from Ukraine, the brand Guzema's store in SoHo is its first US
Dezeen · 1d ago
A green-concrete frontage marks the transformation of a neglected building in Hastings into Eagle House community centre, designed by London architecture studio IF_DO. Eagle House was completed for community-led develope
Dezeen · 1d ago
This week on Dezeen, we looked at the highlights of this week's London Design Festival, which included a pavilion topped with police shields. Built on The Strand, in central London, The Pangolin Shield pavilion (pictured
Artnet News · 1d ago
At Nicolas Auvray Gallery, Margulis extends the legacy of Venezuelan kinetic art pioneers like Carlos Cruz-Diez and Jesús Rafael Soto into a new, more complex chromatic language. The post Artist J. Margulis Asks Viewers
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The artist's market has been on the rise thanks to a slate of gallery and museum shows since 2018. The post Gertrude Abercrombie Painting Bought at Estate Sale for $30 Could Fetch $250k appeared first on Artnet News.
Artnet News · 1d ago
The documentarian looks beyond the surface of the world's most popular material in 'The History of Concrete.' The post How John Wilson Found Beauty—and Impermanence—in Concrete appeared first on Artnet News.
Artnet News · 1d ago
Plus: V&A workers annouce further strike action and Sotheby's launches a restaurant pop-up in Paris. The post Profits Quadruple for Art Basel’s Parent Company—and More Industry Intel appeared first on Artnet N
Dezeen · 8h ago
Danish design brand Fritz Hansen has teamed up with audio specialist Technics to transform its Farringdon showroom into a series of domestic listening scenes for London Design Festival. As part of the Fritz Hansen Sound
Artnet News · 22h ago
On view at Galleria Barovier and Toso, the exhibition brings together 40 years of computer-generated motifs with seven centuries of Murano glassmaking tradition. The post In Venice, Peter Kogler Translates His Digital Vo
Dezeen · 1d ago
Our latest roundup collects houses topped with verdant green roofs, with some designed to blend into the natural landscape and others providing elevated garden space for families to gather. A green roof is a roof covered
Artnet News · 1d ago
Museum loans and never-before-seen paintings have landed in Chelsea. Only one man knows what's for sale. The post Will Gagosian’s Brice Marden Blockbuster Send His Market Soaring Again? appeared first on Artnet News.
Artnet News · 1d ago
'I may not be given a second chance—but at least recognize that I've suffered a lot from what happened.' The post Lunch With Adam: Convicted Fraudster Inigo Philbrick on Prison Life, Regrets, and Why He Did It appeared f
Artnet News · 1d ago
Nudes, clouds, candles, and clocks. The post Highs and Lows of Just-Opened Gallery Shows in NYC appeared first on Artnet News.
Dezeen · 1d ago
New York creative agency Basura and musician Big Data have collaborated on a stuffed toy that resembles a data centre and emits a recording from a data centre in Virginia when squeezed. The stuffed toy, called Bezzy, is
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