Art + Design x Life

They say the muse likes her artists weird, and in these daily rituals of artists — the private theatres of...

In the echo of many artists' minds, a spectre of the tortured genius lingers. From Plato’s ecstatic seizure to Kusama’s...

Beneath the sodium glow of dockside lamps and the bougainvillea-shadowed stoops of Piraeus, Yannis Tsarouchis once walked as if through...

Eugène Séguy's illustrations, governed by taxonomic fidelity and the formal grace of Art Nouveau, are decorative declarations. Reminding us that...

He walked with paper where others brought picks. Where empire pillaged in crates, he traced in graphite. Émile Prisse d’Avennes...

History often footnotes its visionaries as technicians, but Alfred Stieglitz refused that fate. His camera did not freeze the world;...

In the shadowed interstice between empire’s endgame and a nation’s awakening, Lionel Wendt conjured a Ceylon ungoverned by imperial cartography....

Henry Scott Tuke's spent afternoons painting secrets in plain sight. Not whispered—just unsaid. Salt-damp bodies along the Cornish coast, young...