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A Vision of Design That Transcends Empire’s Grid

Design has always been a reflection of culture, history, and tradition. While Western design has long focused on simplicity, functionality, and clarity, non-European traditions offer a rich tapestry of complex

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Lasted Culture and Arts

Stephen Shames Highlights a Transformational Era in ‘Black Panthers & Revolution’ — Colossal

The construction of California Highway 17, now known as Interstate 880, in 1940 had a devastating impact on Oakland's African

Tuįŗ„n Andrew Nguyį»…n and Andrea Carlson on View at The Goldfarb Gallery

The Goldfarb Gallery in Toronto is proud to announce the launch of our exciting Spring/Summer program on May 22nd. The

A Unique Portfolio of Hilma af Klint’s Botanical Drawings Communes with Nature’s Spiritual Side — Colossal

During the early 20th century, the Industrial Revolution was in full swing, drawing people to cities with new job opportunities

Transforming Sites of Violence, One Stitch at a TimeĀ 

Spandita Malik’s exhibition, Jāḷī—Meshes of Resistance, showcases nine embroidered textiles featuring photographs of women who are survivors of domestic violence.

Met Museum Gifted Coveted Trove of 6,500 Photos

The discovery of S.J. Moodley's photo "Boy in a wicker chair" from the apartheid era in South Africa has shed

Blurring Boundaries’ ‘Maativan’ Farmhouse Embraces Biophilic Design in an Indian Forest — Colossal

Blurring Boundaries has recently unveiled a stunning project that brings together a lush woodland area in Wada, Maharashtra, India, and

Descend into ICA SF’s New Space for Masako Miki’s Otherworldly ‘Midnight March’ — Colossal

Masako Miki's solo exhibition, "Midnight March," at the Institute of Contemporary Art San Francisco is a vibrant and playful display

Constance Jaeggi Illuminates the Resilient Women of the CharrerĆ­a in ‘Escaramuza, the Poetics of Home’ — Colossal

Constance Jaeggi, a Swiss native, found her passion for horses guiding her from the suburbs of central Europe to the