Nilaya Anthology’s Growing Luxury Design Hub
India, a vast country which still celebrates its design traditions from the ancient Delhi Sultanate and Mughal chapters,…
Rare work by Edgar Degas among £59.7m haul of art donated to UK public collections in exchange for tax benefits – The Art Newspaper
Rare works by Edgar Degas and Ben Nicholson are among the gifts bestowed to the UK’s public collections…
From idea to impact with illustrator Jake Hawkins
For two decades or more, magazines and newspapers have been in decline, putting editorial illustrators under pressure. Yet…
Ranbir Sidhu No Limits Art Gallery of Ontario
Summary Toronto’s Art Gallery of Ontario is hosting artist and designer Ranbir Sidhu’s first museum solo exhibition On…
Swedish Design Transforms 290 Square Feet into a Multifunctional Sanctuary
Swedish builder Vagabond Haven has unveiled Julia, a thoughtfully designed tiny home that proves downsizing doesn’t mean compromising…
Did Evoto Betray Photographers With Their New Software?
Thirty years ago, photo editing meant painting and airbrushing prints by hand. Then Photoshop arrived and wiped out…
grids’ floods NYC’s zwirner gallery with fluorescent color
a glowing retrospective of dan flavin’s grids Dan Flavin: Grids is on view at David Zwirner Gallery…
APOC reimagines London boutique as rotating gallery for designers
Design retailer APOC Store has reconfigured its London boutique so it doubles as an informal gallery where emerging…
Mistral Releases OCR 3 with Improved Accuracy on Handwritten and Structured Documents
Mistral has released Mistral OCR 3, the latest version of its optical character recognition model, focused on higher…
Home Decor That Will Never Go Out of Style, From Interior Designers
Color trends change frequently, so there’s no need to go all-in on the most popular hue of the…
The thousand faces of El Helicoide: From a shopping mall to a prison | International
Some buildings are born with a systemic vocation. They aspire to be more than just containers for human…
‘You in the West can’t compete with China’
The last time I met Ai Weiwei was in 2010 at his studio in the semi-rural outskirts of…