A Sébastien Bertrand Gallery identity by Neo Neo, plus murals, prints, and interviews.
Enigmatic Iconography and Incomplete Narratives Merge in Phlegm’s Murals and EngravingsThe London-based artist's monochrome compositions evoke wonder, mischief, and riddles.
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Los Angeles Public Library Unveils the World’s Largest Pop-Up Book"Luceros y Penumbres," designed by Daniel González and engineered by Matthew Reinhart, is an ode to learning and discovery.
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Brand Identity for Sébastien Bertrand Gallery by Neo NeoLogo, website and print with white foil detail designed by Neo Neo for Geneva's Sébastien Bertrand Gallery. Opinion by Richard Baird№ 14,139ExploreVisit sourceShare this piece
Clusters of Memory: A Conversation with Jeffrey GibsonFor the last 15 years, Jeffrey Gibson, the first Native American artist to represent the United States at the Venice Biennale, has been actively working to change the context and…№ 1,000ExploreVisit sourceShare this piece
Amid Urban Spaces, Alex Senna’s Bold Murals Embrace Connection and BelongingThe Brazilian artist is known for his black-and-white murals that emphasize community and emotional bonds.
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Staring Into Space: A Conversation with Rachel WhitereadRachel Whiteread treats space as the substance of sculpture, a physical entity that, in the words of French writer Georges Perec, “arrests the gaze.” For over 30 years, Whiteread…№ 1,002ExploreVisit sourceShare this piece
PeasPeas Industries build meaningful, resilient and profitable companies that integrate peoples needs with the integrity of the planet. Their ultimate goal is...№ 4,521ExploreVisit sourceShare this piece
STARTT opens up concealed ruins behind Pantheon in RomeItalian architecture studio STARTT has used a series of "micro-architectures" to open up a previously inaccessible archaeological site behind the Pantheon in Rome to the public.…№ 2,954ExploreVisit sourceShare this piece