At Carolina Nitsch, an Exhibit-Worthy Pop-Up Book
NEW YORK—The geometric, sculptural forms Tauba Auerbach has created with paper are feats of architecture. That the graphic, colorful works
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AIGA/NY Marks 30 Years with Posters by Local Designers
NEW YORK—The AIGA National Design Center on Fifth Avenue is exhibiting a series of posters created by 30 local designers
A Visit to Casa Fuster, an Ever-Evolving Mosaic Installation
HAVANA—There are several blocks in Jaimanitas, a neighborhood in northwest Havana, where the homes and the gates that surround them
A Chance to View Jacob Lawrence’s Migration Masterpiece
NEW YORK—When “The Migration Series” debuted in 1941 at the Downtown Gallery in Manhattan, Jacob Lawrence (1917-2000) became the first
Inspired by Maps, Rebecca Riley Interprets the World
NEW YORK—”Randomland” by Rebecca Riley looks like a silhouette of a world’s land masses cut from a series of maps.