Artist Michael Massie’s new art piece brings back memories for writer Dave Paddon of life in central Labrador
Michael Massie made a yellow door with 148 mosquitos for this year’s Bonavista Biennale. (Dave Paddon/Facebook) His grandparents’…
Dome in Yellowknife’s Old Town hopes to land world record
A Yellowknife business is hoping to be recognized for having the world’s first geodesic dome made of recycled…
Studio McW turns London home into a “space primed for hosting”
Open-plan entertaining spaces equipped with a marble kitchen island and skylit dining table occupy the heart of this…
Photography exhibition on show at Jersey Zoo
Images from a world-renowned photography competition have gone on display at Jersey Zoo. Wildlife Photographer of the Year,…
What does our Leonardo da Vinci obsession tell us about ourselves, in the 21st century? – The Irish Times
If you want to see Leonardo da Vinci’s great mural of the last supper in Milan, you will…
pieris architects embeds layered stone residence into greek hillside
Pieris.Architects’ Casa Incognita blends stone and white plaster Located along the Peloponnese coastline near Porto Heli, Greece,…
David Hockney’s 90-metre Normandy nature frieze to be shown in London | Art
In the spring of 2020, as the Covid-19 virus was “going mad”, David Hockney kept himself busy by…
Why Are There No Digital Photo Albums?
It is hard for anyone to deny the positive effect that the transition from film to digital has…
pool cantilevers from the facade of ho khue’s hotel in vietnam
ho khue architects sculpts boutique hotel in vietnam Ho Khue Architects’ Saha Casa Boutique in Da Nang,…
Dezeen’s top five houses of August 2025
A pair of houses in Australia along with homes in Sweden, Belgium and Italy feature in Dezeen’s houses…
Memorial Exhibition Hall Design for the “Mianmao Road” / Atelier Haode
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Bullfights, ballet and hot jazz: inside Picasso’s scandalous theatre of sex and death | Pablo Picasso
She is called the Weeping Woman, but that is an understatement. She grinds her teeth on a handkerchief…