Great House Revival: Hugh Wallace ‘would always have a kind word for you’, says Kilkenny homeowner
Six of the eight episodes of the RTÉ show were filmed before the achitect’s death last December Architect…
‘As soon as I saw it, I knew the image’: Robby Ogilvie’s best phone picture | Photography
Edinburgh native Robby Ogilvie was visiting South Africa when he took this image. “I’d spent the first week in…
My life as an A-list photographer — and the night John Huston tried it on
Photography was a man’s game in the 20th century — but that didn’t stop Carole Latimer who, from…
This week Smiljan Radić won the Pritzker Architecture Prize
This week on Dezeen, Chilean architect Smiljan Radić was named as this year’s Pritzker Architecture Prize laureate. Radić, who…
100 this year, a coastal villa in Belgium comes to market with a new look
Belgian architect Valentin Vaerwyck cemented his career designing monuments and landmarks, so when commissioned to build a holiday…
Maltese Artist’s New Solo Exhibition Explores Intimacy, Memory And The Home
A solo exhibition by Nicole Debono, “Visions Are Seldom What They Seem,” is set to go on display…
House for the Poem of the Right Angle
House for the Poem of the Right Angle signifies contemplative retreat, structured by measure, orientation, and silence. Situated…
Ambitious and complex: Anselm Kiefer’s Elektra at Mona
Anselm Kiefer, the German neo-expressionist, is one of the most polarising and enigmatic artists of our time. One…
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For the next four days, the Digital Camera magazine will be at the UK’s Photography & Video Show…
Adobe’s Architect Is Leaving the Building
Adobe’s Architect Is Leaving the Building – Moby Shantanu Narayen built Adobe into a $150 billion software empire…
This Wood-Clad Warsaw Apartment Fits Six Zones Into Just 678 Square Feet
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Mark Rothko returns to Florence in exhibition inspired by Renaissance
During his first trip to Italy in 1950, with little money to his name, Mark Rothko stood awestruck…