The “analogue bag” feels like something invented for the sole purpose of driving legacy media commentators insane.

On view until March 29, the retrospective is the first at the Art Institute of Chicago in 30 years to exhibit the Oklahoma architect’s inimitable practice and sprawling archive.

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Rebranding as Wild at Heart Co. in 2020 allowed Kent to hone her signature approach: highly curated, emotionally resonant designs that balance artistry with intention. She takes on only a handful of ...

It’s Oscar season yet again and, while the locally shot stunner Train Dreams is in the mix for some of the top awards, there’s also much more that’s worth checking ...

Here are The Desert Sun's picks for the top events to attend the week of Monday, Feb. 2 in the Coachella Valley and surrounding communities. (If you’d like to submit an upcoming event of your own for ...

Her artworks were prized by architects and designers looking to adorn luxury hotels, and she created a series of eight ...

There's something magical about a children's book that keeps pulling you back, no matter how many years pass. Maybe it's the illustrations you could stare at for hours, or the words that somehow mean ...

Kimberly Fulton Orozco worked alongside Hudson as co-curator. Based in Austin, her work reimagines traditional Haida imagery ...

Several years ago, a third grade teacher named Mrs. Higgs honored a student’s poem that had particularly captured her heart.