Category: Design
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Christo: London Mastaba; Tomma Abts – reviews
Serpentine galleries, LondonChristo’s floating installation makes a big first impression, but can’t match the brilliance of Tomma Abts’s canvases
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Van Gogh leggings and Tracey teacups: how art merch broke out of the gift shop
Jackson Pollock socks, Louise Bourgeois eyemasks, Guerrilla Girls air freshener … what’s behind the explosion in art merchandise – and who’s really making the money?
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Flying cars: why haven’t they taken off yet?
Despite their potential, no one has managed to take them from flight of fancy to everyday reality
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A hot dog bus and a snowman in June: the best in US public art this summer
With skyscraper video art in California and 26ft statue of Marilyn Monroe in Connecticut, there are now even more reasons to stay outside this season
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The tea humidors prized by tea lovers as functional and collectable objets d’art
Lotusier, part of the Eden Being by Oetker Collection luxury offer, elevates the preservation and presentation of tea. The Lotusier Tea Humidor has two international patents pending – marking this as an exciting development in the history of tea. Conceived for the storage of a variety of fine teas in optimal conditions, Lotusier’s Tea Humidor…
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Serpentine Pavilion 2018 review – steel, shade and a paddling pool
Kensington Gardens, LondonOnly the second solo woman and the youngest architect to win the annual commission, Mexico’s Frida Escobedo has made a rough, tough backdrop for summer frolics