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Coloring with Association
Much color work for designers requires avoiding unintentional associations: Red and blue make any map seem partisan, ... keep reading
Free Art and Education For All
No one believes in free education more than those who’ve experienced it. At Cooper Union, one of the the ... keep reading
The Proof Is in the Process
Chuck Close employs an atypical process to achieve atypically good results. Of course, that process is due in part to ... keep reading
Art Beyond the Map
We all know that data, rendered effectively, can be art. Art is usually less empirical, so what it tells you about a ... keep reading
The Future of Museums in an Online World
With the likes of Google Art Project and the cooperation of museums worldwide, entire art collections are headed online ... keep reading
5 Art and Design Themes that Aren’t Going Away
The New Museum‘s second biennial Ideas City Streetfest inundated New York City’s Bowery area with ... keep reading
A Twitter Tour of Tate Museum’s ‘Lichtenstein: A Retrospective’
For one semester as an undergraduate student at Oberlin College, a real Roy Lichtenstein print hung above my dormroom ... keep reading
Designers: Read the Writing on the Wall
In recent years, graffiti has enjoyed as near to mainstream appreciation as something that transgressive can get. ... keep reading
The High Art of Craft and Design
The Museum of Craft and Design reopened in a new industrial location this month after a spate of pop-up shops and a ... keep reading
