Museum Launches Public Appeal to Raise $5. M to Keep Rare Barbara Hepworth Sculpture on British Soil
Last December, the UK government slapped a temporary export ban on the work due to its “outstanding connection with our history and national life.”
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Featured Artist John Bowen
Watercolorist John Bowen presents a stunning portfolio of landscapes that share a sense of place and adventure.
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Jenni Crain at Gordon Robichaux, New York
The centerpiece of Crain’s solo show is the debut of the artist’s final artwork, Untitled (2021/2025), a large basswood floor sculpture installed in Suite 907 as Crain envisioned it for the room. In December 2021, days before her passing, Crain visited Gordon Robichaux to discuss her upcoming exhibition and share her ideas for a new
OCD and AlphaTheta Team Up with HUCK to Explore Creativity and Flow States Through Music
Flow State is a new content series that spotlights music’s power to unlock focus, emotion and peak creative performance.
For most of us, music is a background hum that we tap into for motivation,…
Designers needed a book about their history that didn’t exist… so I wrote it myself
50 Greatest Designers gets under the skin of the pioneers who shaped our world today.
The saying goes: to know where you’re going, you need to know where you’re coming from. So
if you work in des…
9 tell-tale signs your client project is heading for chaos (and what to do next)
From vague briefs to vanishing clients, creatives share the warning signals that could save your project’s success… not to mention your sanity.
We’ve all been there. The client project, which st…
Selman rebrands the Cathedral of St. John the Divine
Brooklyn studio Selman has crafted a new identity for one of New York’s most iconic spiritual and cultural landmarks, drawing on the cathedral’s rich architecture, community role and historical typ…
The Working Assembly blurs the lines for Pinky Swear’s genre-defying identity
Blending art, dining, and social play, Pinky Swear’s new identity, created by The Working Assembly, invites guests to interpret and explore, just like the experience itself.
Some places defy neat…
Dust to Dust: Reimagining death in a Maltese quarry
At the bottom of a Maltese quarry, a radical rethinking of death and memorialisation takes shape. URNA, Malta’s powerful contribution to the 2025 London Design Biennale, proposes a collective, ego-…
What the Glastonbury controversy teaches us about pricing our work
Many people believe the legendary festival is overpriced, yet it sells out in under an hour. Within that inconvenient truth, there’s an important lesson for freelancers.
It’s the same every year….