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    Those who don’t consider glass a major art medium will think again after visiting a fascinating exhibition that opens in May at the Corning...

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    For several decades British artist Michael Craig-Martin has been exploring the way we perceive the quotidian objects that fill our lives, in search of...

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  • ELIZABETH ESSNER | September 14, 2016

    CERAMICS SPOKEN IN MANY LANGUAGES

    CERAMICS, A NEW EXHIBITION at Gallery Vallois, highlights ceramic work produced by Francis Delille Editions.

  • ALEXANDRA ZUCCARO | September 10, 2016

    The 2016 Biennale des Antiquaires Returns to Paris’s Grand Palais

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    A Paris Gallery Fosters Innovation

    GALERIE KREO CELEBRATES SEVENTEEN YEARS OF DESIGN WITH A PIECE PER DAY, ITS ONE HUNDREDTH EXHIBITION, OPENING IN...

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    When is a Chair not a Chair?

    THOUGH TODAY HE’S ONE OF THE WORLD’S most celebrated designers, in his childhood, Oki Sato says, “I was a typical Japanese...

  • Jonathan Velardi | August 29, 2016

    Design Botany

    The end of summer may be nigh, but West Hollywood is in full bloom under the perennial sunlight...

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