Scottsdale Public Art is drawing attention to the worldwide environmental crisis involving excess waste generated by the fast fashion industry with its latest exhibit, “Diversion: Recycled Textiles to Art.” The exhibit features work utilizing recycled fibers and textiles from discarded clothing and artists from around the state are represented. “I’ve […]
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Newly-Available Art Prints From An Iconic Midcentury Modern Designer Will Bring Optimism Into Your Home Office
8 of Alexander Girard’s prints are newly offered at Herman Miller and Design and style In Achieve. Herman Miller Do the job has shifted from the workplace and into our residences, and that has necessitated designating areas to work in peace—which is sometimes simpler stated than accomplished. And irrespective of […]
This textile designer wants to take art beyond the canvas
Kiki SlaughterKK Harris Make no blunder about it: Kiki Slaughter is an artist at heart. The Richmond, Virginia–based painter-turned-textile designer is on a mission to make the world a much more wonderful area. “I am most inspired by the very act of staying innovative,” she tells Business of Home. “I […]
Culture, sustainability and dialogue are focus of Balboa Park kimono-themed art show
About two several years back, Susan Lazear, a curator and manner professor, acquired an intriguing e-mail concept from a stranger inquiring if she was readily available for a creative undertaking. “I have two packing containers of kimonos that I’m striving to uncover a household for since I’m going to Europe,” […]
The Quietus | Art | Figure In A Landscape: The Paintings Of Patrick Procktor
Patrick Procktor, Juliet Benson, 1968, Palazzo Bentivoglio, Bologna, ph Carlo Favero Controversial and contradictory, with a special stroke and visual appeal (he was 6 ft 6 inches tall and still left-handed), Patrick Procktor, a camp-loving dandy and an openly homosexual father, a Marxist and a snob, correctly embodied a quintessential […]