Shibata Zeshin, a renowned Japanese artist, excelled in lacquer work and painting, bridging traditional and modern influences, leaving a lasting global legacy.Read More →
“London Tube Stations: 1924–1961” explores Charles Holden’s modernist designs, offering a visual and historical journey that celebrates his enduring architectural legacy.Read More →
The Holmegaard Mouth Blown Glass Dish, a modern classic relaunched in 2011, embodies Danish design, craftsmanship, and versatility, making it a timeless and elegant gift.Read More →
Dansk quickly gained a reputation for well-designed dinnerware that embodied the sophisticated postwar Scandinavian aesthetic of combining artisan traditions with industrial production. Read More →
“101 Danish Design Icons” by Lars Dybdahl presents a comprehensive history of Danish design through 101 iconic objects, shedding new light on their significance.Read More →
The 1920s marked a vibrant era of design innovation in America post-World War I. “The Jazz Age” exhibition captures this spirit, showcasing Art Deco’s global influence.Read More →
“Industrial Strength Design” explores the innovative work of Brooks Stevens, a pioneering industrial designer known for practical and aesthetically pleasing creations, including the iconic Wienermobile. Glenn Adamson’s book reveals Stevens’ legacy and impact.Read More →
Kwok Hoi Chan, a Chinese architect and designer, created the iconic “Pussy-cat” chair in 1962, showcasing a blend of aesthetics and functionality in mid-century design history.Read More →
“Glyph” by Adriana Caneva and Shiro Nishimoto explores the history and usage of punctuation marks in the Latin alphabet, appealing to linguists and design enthusiasts.Read More →