Daniella On Design

Charlotte Perriand (1903-1999) and Isamu Noguchi (1904-1988), two pillars in the pantheon of modern design, had much in common. Although Perriand was born in Paris and Noguchi in Los Angeles, they were contemporaries whose paths would cross many times. Their love for Japan and the extended periods the two spent there brought them to create […]

“I first collaborated with Frida on 89plus Marathon at Museo Jumex in Mexico City in 2014 and was very impressed by her new approaches to creating spaces of togetherness and communion. In 2018, her Serpentine Pavilion became a living timepiece in the park, powered by light and the Prime Meridian line. In its beautiful harmony

Chinese American artist Jade Snow Wong grew up in the heart of San Francisco’s Chinatown in the mid-century. She refused to be forced into an arranged marriage, and her mother told her years later that the perspective husband was not a good match because she was “born too tall” for him. Since she published her

“Throughout her career, Jeanne Gang has demonstrated an acute sensitivity to sustainability and the relationship between nature and the built environment… This is especially key for our museum, which sits in a New York City public park and aims to communicate the glory and wonder of the natural world. Jeanne has also shown a special passion for

When you walk into the new Cristina Grajales gallery in Tribeca, you enter a symphony in black and white, transformed by Gloria Cortina for her new solo exhibition The Infinite Sublime. It presents an in-depth look into the Mexico City-based designer as she celebrates a special milestone in her mid-career by including a new series

“The simplicity of the architecture and the scale and proportion of the rooms bring a much needed sense of calm and order to the hustle and bustle of urban life. The enormous square-format windows frame the views of New York and beyond in a way that feels appropriately epic, romantic, and grand, allowing the viewer to