Category: Art
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David Lynch’s Hollywood Hills Compound: Architecture, Interiors, Creative Life, and Night Blooming Jasmine
David Lynch’s longtime Hollywood Hills estate—newly listed for sale—reads like a maker’s campus more than a single home. Across five contiguous parcels, it fuses a pink-hued mid-century residence by Lloyd Wright with a concrete-forward studio house that doubled as a film set, plus a third residence adapted for post-production, screening, and editing. The result is…
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David Hockney: The Artist Who Made Modern Life Look Effortless
Few living artists have captured the spirit of modern life as vividly as David Hockney. Yorkshire-born, Los Angeles-made, Hockney transformed swimming pools, sunlit interiors, and intimate portraits into icons of art history. His works, defined by crystalline blues, acid yellows, and unflinching intimacy, stand at the intersection of fine art, architecture, and lifestyle — making…
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Ny Carlsberg Glyptoteket – Where Antiquity Meets Modernity in Copenhagen
Copenhagen’s Glyptoteket unites antiquity, modern art, and architectural beauty.
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V&A East Storehouse: A Backstage Pass to the World’s Great Collections
That old model is changing – and nowhere more boldly than at the V&A East Storehouse, which opened in May 2025 in London’s Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park.
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EMST, Athens: A Different Map of Contemporary Art
Housed in a remarkable former brewery, Greece’s National Museum of Contemporary Art is challenging familiar ideas about artistic geography, national identity and the purpose of a contemporary museum. In Mona Hatoum’s Fix It (2004), rusting factory equipment sits behind industrial mesh fencing, illuminated by electric bulbs that flicker unpredictably. Metal containers, shelving and mechanical components…
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Auguste Rodin at Glyptoteket
There’s a week left of the wonderful exhibition at Ny Carlsberg Glyptoteket in Copenhagen. I urge you all to visit. Here are some photographs I took on the opening day.
