The elusive designer will exhibit previously-unseen work in Paris later this year. Martin Margiela has announced his return with a new, self-titled exhibition. Stopping short of a…
A new generation of artisans is adding to the long history of the Italian craft, known for its strange shapes, odd colors and secretive techniques.…
Joshua Davison’s three-dimensional hydrangeas and other blooms began as an exploration of color theory. “As my thought process and work has developed, these flower studies…
Tbilisi-based illustrator and designer Ana Miminoshvili captures the essence of modern surveillance by hiding it in plain sight. In Blooming Eyes, she implants her verdant leaves and botanical…
Tapping into the emotions associated with food and using humour, irony and intensity, artist Peter Anton creates large-scale sweets and treats to lure, charm, tease, disarm, and…
In a time when much of New York life has boiled down to the basic essentials, the flowers at the corner deli serve as an…
Mixing fantasy with pure experimentation, we follow this series titled:'Somewhere in the World' by Mue Studio. I just purely love how the kind folks from Mue…
In her latest body of work, Swiss New York-based artist Angela Santana explores the implications connected to the historical representation of the female body and its lasting…
Wig maker and hairstylist Tomihiro Kono has been exploring the relationship between identity, transformation, and hair for 20 years. The Japanese talent began his career…
Photographer Samuel Ryde snaps away in public bathrooms across the globe, documenting the distinct personality of hand dryers. Some objects are so ubiquitous, so utilitarian,…
Photographer Sebastian Müller spent ten days in Iceland, driving over 3,000 miles through the Highlands to take in the incredible scenery. Using his drone, he was able…
In his upcoming book ‘Neon Road Trip,’ photographer John Barnes captures a luminous part of advertising history. For two-and-a-half years, photographer John Barnes crisscrossed the nation in…
Mark Stevens, an art critic and Willem de Kooning scholar, titles his essay on the work of artist Jenny Saville with a famous line by…
For zookeepers, there’s nothing more important than the routine checkups their animals receive—and this often includes x-rays. These images can give useful insight into what’s…
Artist Bisa Butler creates colorful quilts that have a narrative twist. Identifying herself as “essentially a portrait artist who uses fibers and quilting as a medium,” she…
Model (available to stream on Kanopy), Frederick Wiseman’s 1981 look at the inner workings of New York City’s Zoli model agency, isn’t one of the legendary…
Wonderful images of Alvin Ailey and his eponymous dance company taken by the photographer Jack Mitchell are now available via the Smithsonian’s Online Virtual Archives. For…
If you have a love for midcentury design, then you might want to consider a road trip along the southern New Jersey coastline in America…
Chicago-born artist Harmonia Rosales says her striking portraits speak to “the part of me that has been the least represented in our society.” Rosales tells Colossal that…
Astronaut Terry Virts waited 10 years to go to space. The former Air Force pilot joined NASA in 2000, the year that the International Space…