Erna Zarges-Dürr, a renowned German silversmith, crafted meticulously proportioned silver pieces with modern ornamentation. She received recognition at international exhibitions.Read More →
The Red Dot Design Museum is a boutique museum located along the Waterfront Promenade in Singapore, featuring over 200 exhibition design projects from one of the world’s most prestigious design awards.Read More →
The Victoria and Albert Museum ( V&A ) is one of the world’s foremost collections of decorative arts and architecture. It served as a model for the development of applied arts museums in Vienna (1864), Berlin (1867), Oslo (1876), Copenhagen (1890), and other cities.Read More →
Luba Lukova’s artwork Peace critiques the relationship between war and peace, questioning the effectiveness of violence in achieving harmony while encouraging deeper reflection and alternative solutions.Read More →
Charles Gwathmey was an influential American architect known for the Guggenheim Museum expansion and significant contributions to architecture education and practice throughout his career.Read More →
The 19th Century Japanese Kimono Rack features vertical and horizontal poles for hanging clothing, with metal fittings and heavy wooden feet for stability.Read More →
Since opening in 2017, the Louvre Abu Dhabi has welcomed over two million visitors from all over the world who have come to enjoy the Museum’s rich intercultural collection, eight cutting-edge international exhibitions and a range of cultural programs for people of all ages. READ MORERead More →
Pierre Jeanneret, Swiss architect and painter, worked with Le Corbusier. Notable for his Chandigarh project, he mentored young Indian architects. (25 words)Read More →
The Noguchi Museum provides a unique perspective on the artwork of Isamu Noguchi and its setting in the Noguchi Museum through the eyes of renowned photographers Stephen Shore and Tina Barney. Noguchi, a modernist sculptor and designer, founded and designed the museum for the specific purpose of exhibiting his works. Read More →
This object, known as the “Bauhaus lamp,” embodies the Bauhaus School’s central principle—form follows function—founded in 1919 by the architect Walter Gropius, who taught theRead More →