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Descend Into the Bunker at June Art Fair, Where Cool Alternative Vibes Abound

Less than 200 meters (or about 650 feet) away from Art Basel is the June Art Fair, an alternative, intergenerational, independent platform that is nestled in a concrete bunker. Founded in 2019 by dealers Esperanza Rosales (of the VI, VII in Oslo) and Christian Andersen (of his namesake space in Copenhagen), the fair, which runs […]

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Designing a Modern Masculine Decor

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With the general perceptions of a man cave in mind, there are plenty of ways to make a home or loft hideaway both traditionally cool and full of style. Find below brilliant art and photography prints that will turn masculine spaces overflow with great design. DESIGNING A MASCULINE DECOR There’s a good chance the

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Frederic Demeuse: Eyes of the Earth

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Frederic Demeuse: The Ethologist Turned Photographer Frederic Demeuse‘s journey into the artistic world is as unique as the images he captures through his lens. Born into the lush landscapes of Brussels, Belgium, Demeuse has always been deeply entwined with the natural world, a connection that profoundly influences his approach to photography. With a background in

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Take Me Away From This Lonesome Town: A Conversation with Euan Roberts

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Take Me Away From This Lonesome Town is Euan Roberts’s first exhibition with Antler Gallery in Portland, and for such a forlorn inducing title, the show is far from friendless. Roberts gaggle of characters comprises a convivial group of creatures–a hat topped black bear, a sharp toothed shark, a technological savvy pup, so on and

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Paul Wong Is Queering Chinatown

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Paul Wong in “Parade – Pedestrian Protest” (2021), as part of Pride in Chinatown (all images courtesy Paul Wong) This article is part of Hyperallergic’s 2024 Pride Month series, featuring interviews with art-world queer and trans elders throughout June. Paul Wong seems to always be in motion. The 69-year-old artist, curator, and organizer co-founded the Satellite Video

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Anna K.E. “Dolorem Ipsum” at Kestner Gesellschaft, Hannover

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In her most extensive solo exhibition to date, “Dolorem Ipsum,” Georgian artist Anna K.E. explores the choreographed body and human states characterized by instability, alienation, and transformation within architectural landscapes. With her presentation, K.E. questions the perception and conception of flows of movement in space, humorously examining architectural guidance systems, structures, and barriers, as well as their

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Former Staff at Carpenters Workshop Gallery Allege Sexual Misconduct, Questionable Accounting

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A report published in Air Mail features allegations of inappropriate sexual behavior, questionable accounting, and more at Carpenters Workshop Gallery. The weekly newsletter’s report, published on Friday, draws on “more than a dozen interviews” with former employees of the prestigious design firm cofounded by Julien Lombrail and Loïc Le Gaillard 18 years ago. ARTnews’s attempts

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How will Covid change interior design at work and at home

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COVID-19 is teaching us that interior design matters. Work spaces, retail spaces, classrooms, hotels and hospitals—important conversations are going on right now across nearly every industry about how interiors can be redesigned to better protect our health, safety and welfare. Creativity is always better than rules. I believe that this very unusual period of

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Patti Robinson: The Artistic Alchemy of Memory and Material

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Patti Robinson’s Journey with Collage Patti Robinson‘s artistic journey is a captivating narrative of discovery and expression through the medium of collage. During her college years, Robinson found refuge in art, where she could channel her emotions and ideas freely, away from the rigid structures of academic life. Collage, in particular, offered her a distinctive

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Spectacular Winning Photos From The Food Photographer of the Year 2024

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Food for Celebration: 1st Place – Red Bean Paste Balls by Yang Zhonghua The Food Photographer of the Year 2024 has highlighted the best in food photography, featuring stunning photos that capture the beauty and artistry of culinary delights from around the world. Thousands of entries showcased vibrant colors, intricate details, and the cultural significance

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