Source Design You Trust  The intersection of art and technology is not a new concept. Artists have been using various forms of technology throughout history to create innovative and groundbreaking works. However, with the advent of AI, a new era has dawned in the world of art and creativity. More: Instagram Doopiidoo is one such…

Source Design You Trust  Francesca Lawrence, a talented artist, describes wild collaging as an effortless art form that involves taking pre-cut paper elements into the world and creating whimsical scenes that are then captured by camera. It’s an enjoyable and accessible art form with almost instant results and gratification. Wild collaging, also known as locative…

Source artforum.com  Paris’s Centre Pompidou has announced that it will shutter from 2025 to 2030 while its striking Richard Rogers/Renzo Piano–designed home undergoes a major renovation and expansion. The Art Newspaper

Source Design You Trust  Women’s fashion underwent significant changes throughout the 1960s, becoming increasingly casual for people of all ages and genders. Three main trends dominated women’s wear during this era: the continuation of refined elegance from the previous decade, youthful styles popularized by Mary Quant and the Space Age movement, and the hippie style…

Source Design You Trust  Have you ever looked at your cat and thought, “Wow, I wish I could turn your fur into a stylish scarf” or “Make cat is so damn useless, I wish I could turn him into a pair of comfy gloves”? It may sound absurd, but believe it or not, there is…

Source Colossal   All images © Javier de Riba Catalan artist Javier de Riba (previously) once again collapses the boundaries between public and private, this time by adding a cozy intervention to a frigid environment. “Canal Roya” imprints a swath of fresh snow with the artist’s signature ornate motifs to mimic a rug-like covering on the…

Source artforum.com  Cameroonian-born Nigerian photographer Samuel Fosso has won the 2023 Deutsche Börse Foundation Photography prize for his self-titled retrospective exhibition at Paris’s Maison Européenne de la Photographie,

Source Colossal   “Pentangle” (2023), oil on linen, 200 x 150 centimeters. All images courtesy of James Freeman Gallery, shared with permission In Dreamers, Andrew McIntosh simultaneously conveys the plight and resilience of small businesses, rendering lone shops and inns among desolate landscapes. The Scottish artist (previously) often taps into nostalgia and the forgotten, and he’s known…