Latest articles by Carly Ayres
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Textiles, trinkets and taxidermy: Anabela Chan’s designs at Les Ateliers Courbet
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Finders keepers: the New Museum brings together over 4,150 collected objects
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Accidental art: Martyn Thompson turns his used rags into painterly textiles
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House proud: Cornelia Parker places a 1920s-inspired house on The Met’s rooftop
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Seeing stripes: Daniel Buren shows ten early works at New York’s Nahmad Contemporary
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Bentwood and beyond: the Bard Gallery examines the Aaltos’ dual design practice
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Charlotte Perriand’s midcentury furniture goes on view in New York City
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Textile taxonomies: The Institute For Figuring creates a ’Crochet Coral Reef’ in NY
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Marc Newson on design, reviving crafts and his solo show at Gagosian New York
An exclusive interview with British designer Marc Newson, creator of the Lockheed Lounge (1986) and the Embryo Chair (1988). He discusses a new solo show at the Gagosian in New York City, which brings together colossal cast-glass chairs, Murrina glass consoles, cloisonné enameled desks, aluminum surfboards, and an Aikuchi sword
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Woven narratives: Raf Simons and Kvadrat team up on a new textile collection
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In flight entertainment: Duke Riley’s ’Fly By Night’ casts pigeons as the star
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Colour and form: Matthew Ronay’s vivid sculptures pitch up at PAMM in Miami
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Twisted domesticity: Studio Job gets MAD in New York
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Playful typography: MAD looks back on the 1960s and 70s
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Top table: Richard Woods applies his graphic sensibility to ’Work Tables’
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Soft sculpture: artist Cody Hoyt swaps ceramics for textiles at Kinder Modern
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Inspired by celestial bodies, Bec Brittain’s latest lighting collection is a heavenly experience
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Making sense: sights and smells as sculptural form at Red Bull Studios NY
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Light hearted: Lindsey Adelman Studio’s debut exhibition is full of bright sparks
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Hardwood hero: a father of Brazilian modernist design is remembered in NY
