Contemporary London-based artist Ant Hamlyn has explored the rich history and symbolism surrounding flowers in his latest exhibition, Love, Death & Velvet, where floral fabric sculptures are pressed underneath giant slabs of perspex. Hosted in… Read More »Ant Hamlyn preserves memories, magic and mythology in his series of fabric flower sculptures
American artist Jenny Hamasaki has collaborated with French author Thierry Surgeon to create The Oracle of the Rising Sun, a 60-card oracle deck which features imagery from traditional Japanese folklore and culture. Do you believe… Read More »Jenny Hamasaki’s stunning oracle deck illustrations are steeped in Japanese folklore and culture
Last week, SiriusXM unveiled its latest brand refresh, executed by Uncommon Creative Studio’s newly-minted New York office. The noticeable evolution in the company’s visual identity demonstrates a strategic effort to contemporize the brand while retaining a sense… Read More »SiriusXM Introduces Starry-Eyed Brand Refresh
Some time ago, a friend from college told me about a brisket that her mother used to make. My friend visibly swooned as she talked about it — the buildup, the frantic shopping for the… Read More »Poor Man’s Feast: The Things We Cling To
You may have been scolded as a kid for playing with your food, but with Tj Hughes’ new game Nour: Play With Your Food, that’s the primary objective! I had a chance to speak with… Read More »Revision Path: Tj Hughes
In Christopher Payne’s new book of “industrial” photographs, Made in America, he writes, “Many people I know have never set foot in a factory. Decades of global outsourcing and a flood of cheap imports have… Read More »The Daily Heller: The Beauty of American Industry