Nothing beats the cold and cloudy February days in New York than a quick trip to sunny Miami. Golf, fishing, and poolside cocktails are popular escapes, but for this “snowbird,” art is my desired diversion.… Read More »Material Magic in Miami’s Art Scene
In the wake of George Floyd’s murder in 2020, a wave of “change” cascaded across corporate America as CEOs scrambled to respond. Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (EDI)* officers were hired at break-neck speed, but four… Read More »Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion is “Just Life” for Cheryl S. Durst
Kale is often considered the go-to green superfood. In the Battle of the Supergreens, however, moringa (or “super kale”) is a formidable opponent! While working with women farmers in West Africa, Lisa Curtis was introduced… Read More »Brands for a Better World: Lisa Curtis of Kuli Kuli
Print is not dead. Books are still published in large numbers. Experimental books are flourishing. And the evidence is seen in a traveling exhibition now on view in a series of shows in Italy. Oggetto… Read More »The Daily Heller: On the Art of Multidimensional Libri
The workspace design and development company’s new identity by Campbell and Hay includes a customised typeface and a flexible graphic icon chosen to convey a collaborative approach. Campbell and Hay has designed a new identity… Read More »Ikon’s new identity seeks to cut through the homogeny of the design and build sector
For the pro-bono project, the studio designed a logotype that is both “ornate and classic” and has a “contemporary setting” for the new coffee shop, which is opposite Soho’s St Anne’s Church. Wonderhood Design has… Read More »Wonderhood Design walks the line between church and charm in Sacred Ground’s identity