Illustrations revisit the Roaring Twenties…
by Joanna Prisco

For the last six months, New Yorkers have been hotly anticipating The Great GoogaMooga, a free food and music festival to take place in Brooklyn’s Prospect Park this weekend, 19-20 May. Created

Peeling back the layers for a portrait of human truth…
by Katharina Galla

The portrait photographer Christian Witkin is best known for his advertising and editorial work for major publications like New York Times Magazine, Harpers Bazaar, Vogue and many

Inspired by viruses, jewelry designers grow crystals on rope…
by Adam Štěch

Exploring the formation of the jewel as a natural process and celebrating it as a performance, the latest collection of distinct jewelry from the conceptual Prague-based designers Daniel

Communist-era woodturning from a master Czech craftsman…
by Adam Štěch

American artists like J. B. Blunk, Wendell Castle and Jack Rogers Hopkins are established heavyweights in the world of design and certainly represent the “haute couture” style of woodworking, but

Preparation begins for MoMa PS1′s new air-scrubbing nylon star…
by Francesca Giuliani

The nylon air-cleansing concept that won MoMa PS1′s 2012 Young Architects Program, Wendy is now set to grace the Long Island City museum’s courtyard during the forthcoming summer

Our interview with the honorary designer and co-curator of the NYC-based art and design showcase…
by Matt Domino

BOFFO was founded in 2008 as a means of fostering artist collaboration and inspiration in the design world during a time of

Repurposed skateboards and recycled cutting boards handmade in Southern California…
by Liz Cebron

On a recent visit to the made in America brand collaborative Shelter Half, we discovered Stormy Monday Goods—thoughtfully repurposed and redesigned skate and cutting boards, branded with

Changing the way cyclists view safety and style with an innovative airbag hood…
by L.S. Winkler

In 2005, Swedish designers Anna Haupt and Terese Alstin began work on a joint masters thesis in response to new laws requiring cyclists under

A massive collaborative exhibition showcases audio-visual delights…
by Naheed Simjee

A resurrected rapper by way of a hologram wasn’t the only technological breakthrough that had people talking last week. Returnees from Coachella Part I flocked downtown on Thursday night for

Cycling specific backpacks and messenger bags custom made in Portland, Oregon…
by Hunter Hess

Based in Oregon’s cycling epicenter, Portland’s Black Star Bags has been producing bike-specific backpacks and bags for five years, gaining a strong following throughout the Northwest.

Fifty artists design 50 coffins for the Portland leg of a traveling art show…
by Hunter Hess

Seattle-based design firm Electric Coffin will be taking their annual show Boxes of Death on the road this year for the third time.

Two exhibitions on time christen Sydney’s newly-renovated Museum of Contemporary Art…
by Alex Vitlin

Following an 18-month, $53 million redevelopment project, the Museum of Contemporary Art Australia relaunched in late March. The addition of “Australia” at the end of its

Local gallery owner Yasmin Keshmiri Hejduk shares six picks in the Gothic city…
by Perrin Drumm

On a recent tour of Prague’s experiential retail and gallery space Gallery by Minty Concept Club we had the chance to speak with the

Let the inter-office warfare commence with a business card catapult…
by Blair Pfander

If designer Bryce Bell has anything to do with it, business cards won’t be regarded for their paper weight or raised ink, but by their ability to

The Brooklyn band ditches discs for posters printed with download codes…
By: Davey Barrett

At the close of a recent show at the Music Hall of Williamsburg, Jocelyn Mackenzie of Brooklyn-based band Pearl and the Beard held a screen-printed poster

Illustrator Antonio Ladrillo talks about his colorful new children’s book …
by Perrin Drumm

Illustrator Antonio Ladrillo maintains a humble profile. “I live in Barcelona,” he says, “and I spend most of my time creating creatures, designing banners and flyers for

Our interview with the owner of Prague’s newest experimental retail and experiential gallery space…
by Perrin Drumm

Yasmin Keshmiri Hejduk opened Gallery by Minty Concept Club in Prague less than a year ago and already it’s become the city’s go-to

The heritage brand builds a uniform to outfit a San Francisco restaurant…
by Yale Breslin

Orondava Mumford, Global Design Director at Levi’s, was in charge of creating the uniforms for the staff at San Francisco eatery Saison. We dug through

The design legend’s iconic film title sequence recently re-released by Criterion…
by Perrin Drumm

Legendary graphic artist Saul Bass has created logos for some of the biggest brands—Girl Scouts, Kleenex, US Airways, AT&T—and designed some of the most iconic album