When Marcel Duchamp Drew a Mustache & Goatee on the Mona Lisa (1919)
Apart from certain stretches of absence, Leonardo’s Mona Lisa has been on display at the Louvre for 228…
A Stop-Motion Fairytale and Oracle Deck by Swoon Conjure an Artist’s Magic — Colossal
Caledonia Curry’s story of the Sibylant Sisters starts like many others in the fairytale genre, although it takes…
How Pamela Joyner’s Passion for Art Books Sparked a Visionary Collection
Art Market Portrait of Pamela Joyner. © Drew Altizer. Courtesy of Pamela Joyner. Pamela Joyner’s formidable art collection,…
Photography Specializations Facing Extinction in the Next Decade
There’s no gentle way to say this: artificial intelligence has already infiltrated the photography industry, and its advance…
Christopher Mullan obituary | Architecture
My father, Christopher Mullan, who has died aged 78, was an architect who undertook hundreds of projects during…
A-rated Dalkey development has flexible layout that works for modern living
A new homes scheme that boasts sea views, a luxurious finish, and a very desirable Dalkey address. Address:…
Capsule Plaza launches first international edition in Tokyo
Italian design fair Capsule Plaza is expanding internationally with Capsule Plaza Tokyo, which will “celebrate Tokyo as the…
A 1920s London Home Is Transformed Into No Ordinary House
In a neighborhood of north London, one 1920s house has been given a second life. What was once…
25 Years Later, Annie Leibovitz Raises the ‘Question of Women’ Again
In 1988, Annie Leibovitz met Susan Sontag during a shoot to support Sontag’s upcoming work of critical theory,…
Maxence Duterne ‘grows’ type by simulating movements of the natural world
Multidisciplinary artist and designer Maxence Duterne is inspired by a quote from the Swiss visual artist Silvie Defraoui:…
YouTube redesign includes 20 fun Like animations
YouTube has recently had a UI update, with changes including threads on the comments section and making interactive…
Industry Moves for October 30, 2025
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