America Today

Carpenters Workshop Gallery mount Let There Be Light at their New York Penthouse. The group show celebrates the wildly successful platform’s 10th anniversary and the many talents it represents.

Friedman Benda gallery hosts celebrated curator Glenn Adamson. The Static exhibition explores how the turbulence of the 1980s impacted design and how that might make sense again today.

Southern African design star Porky Hefer takes New York by storm with his very instinctual Heart of Lightness hanging sofas, nests and cocoons. On show at R & Company, the exhibit was mounted in collaboration with Cape Town powerhouse Southern Guild.

Kicking off on Wednesday January 11, is the 22nd annual LA Art Show. Here’s a preview of what will be on display in the city of angels

For Gaetano Pesce, 2016 was a good year. TLmag reflects on the Italian maestro’s latest work, which offers a romantic antidote for our troubled times.

Thakoon has launched its first boutique with a concrete interior as coolly feminine as its wares.

During Miami Art Week, Bjarke Ingels Group debuted the new twisting and turning Grove at Grand Bay residence complex.

New York’s Chamber gallery mounts the second in four ‘collaged’ exhibitions curated by Matylda Krzykowski. The cabinet of curiosities showcase ponders contemporary art and design issues, such as materiality, surface treatment, production made evident, conceptual intention and ancient rituals.

Co-founder Anna Zaoui tells us about The Invisible Collection, a new website that for the first time gives the world access to exclusive French design.

An exhibition of British craft curated by Natalia Miyar established the timelessness of the handmade in the trendy environs of Design Miami/ 2016.

Stealing the show at this month’s Design Miami, local design agency Giovanni Beltran provided visitors with an immersive showcase. Set against a third and fourth wall… Read more

A temporary sidewalk installation by LOT, Flatiron Sky-Line invites New Yorkers to hang out on the street, literally.