Working from his home in South Norfolk, the artist creates symbolic, folk-like paintings shaped by tattoo culture and a lifelong tendency to see connections everywhere. Joseph Carway didn’t grow up with art. There was no… Read More »Inside Joseph Carway’s world of paint, wood and pattern-seeking imagination
The Baghdad-born, Antwerp-based artist combines digital image-making with southern Iraqi visual culture, Shia Islamic history and Mesopotamian mythology to create layered jacquard-woven works. As a child in Baghdad, Hussein Shikha spent a lot of time… Read More »Hussein Shikha weaves pixels, carpets and cultural memory into extraordinary tapestries
If you’ve ever wondered how illustrations went from decorating books to shaping culture itself, our next PRINT Book Club is for you. On July 23, Debbie Millman and Steven Heller will be discussing Reading Pictures:… Read More »PRINT Book Club on July 23 Featuring D. B. Dowd
Beholding Simone Post’s artwork is impressive in its own right, but learning her thought process behind it adds another dimension entirely. Post is doing much more than playing around with unconventional materials like candy and… Read More »Simone Post’s Candy-Filled World is an Exploration of Impermanence
Max Karagöz is a prominent poster collector based in Wiesbaden, Germany. He has built an extensive private collection of original German advertising, exhibition and political posters spanning from the late 19th-century Jugendstil period through the… Read More »The Daily Heller: Building a Poster Collection From the Cabinet Up
The Seoul-based food experience design studio creates workshops, installations and research projects that explore how cooking and eating can bring people closer together. There’s a photo in Small Batch Studio’s archive of two strangers holding… Read More »From tea rituals to fluorescent toolkits, Small Batch Studio uses food to design relationships