The Art of Craftsmanship retraces in an ironic and surreal way the phases of the creation of the Tod’s iconic products. With a contemporary language, Tim Walker plays on the proportions of the objects made and the tools that accompany and represent the most important craftsmanship steps—cutting the leather, stitching and brushing.
Peter Callesen, a Danish artist from Mors, specializes in the intricate and mesmerizing art of paper cutting. Using only a single sheet of paper, he transforms it into breathtaking architectural sculptures, showcasing both miniature buildings… Read More »Discovering the Beauty of Paper Art by Peter Callesen
The last moment of Socrates, oh, the mysterious last moment that have plagued scholars, made the best of philosophers scratch their heads. Why did Socrates urged his followers to pay the debt to Asclepius? After… Read More »Socrates and the Dance of Death
Farewell, 2022 © Yuri Yuan. Courtesy of the artist; Make Room, Los Angeles, CA; and Alexander Berggruen, New York, NY Chinese artist Yuri Yuan’s new show casts our mental health demons in an eerie and… Read More »Yuri Yuan’s Dark Dreams straddles the border between waking and sleep, life and death
© Alex Povey Photographer Alex Povey’s first photo book introduces you to the world of alternative travel in an enlightening and eye-opening way. Whatever political and social problems America has right now, there’s something about… Read More »Alex Povey’s photo book takes you on a freight-hopping adventure across America
Women on Train, 1981. All photographs © Martha Cooper, from Spray Nation: 1980s NYC Graffiti Photographs by Martha Cooper, Edited by Roger Gastman © Prestel Verlag, Munich · London · New York, 2022 Photographer Martha… Read More »New book Spray Nation shares unseen photos of New York’s pioneering graffiti artists