Daniella On Design

One of the most striking features that I have discovered this morning in the new work by Vincent Dubourg, exhibited in a solo show, Vortex, at Carpenters Workshop Gallery, is the sense of the lightness, almost airiness that characterizes all of his forms. The DNA of the material, aluminum, so heavy and solid, against the […]

Registration to the second section of my flag program Collecting Design: History, Collections, Highlights at the New York School of Interior Design is open now. Focusing on collecting modern and contemporary design, its place in the dynamic market, and its status as the global barometer of trend forecasting, high-brow interior design, and an avenue of

The expansive and comprehensive design collection of the Cooper Hewitt Smithsonian Design Museum, comprising of 220,000 objects, is now available online, following an extensive project of digitization of the collection. While the images of the objects, spanning three centuries are all protected by copyright, they now can be used for educational and research purposes. What

This week’s session in the program Collecting Design: History, Collections, Highlights was dedicated to the study of the Radical Design Movement in Italy, which celebrated an exceptional time of intellectual creativity and innovation in the world of design world, starting in the 60s. The radicals turned their backs to everything that was associated with modern

Congratulations, Joseph Walsh for receiving the prestigious Cultural Award of the American Irish Historical Society. It will be awarded in the upcoming 120th Annual Gold Medal Dinner, which will be held this time at the 583 Park Avenue. As a long-time admirer of Walsh, I was honored this year to curate and moderate the event

I am pleased to tell you that tickets to my upcoming program: ‘Sebastián Errazuriz: Monologues in the Artist’s Studio,’ at the New York School of Design next week (November 1st at 6:oo pm) are available now. The event includes a screening of the new documentary by Palu Abadia (the film is a recipient of the

Let’s remember American architect Paul Marvin Rudolph (1918 –1997) who would have been 99 today. While growing up in traditional Alabama, he had become an avant-gardist, immersing in modernism from the time he studied under Bauhaus founder Walter Gropius at the Harvard University’s Graduate School of Design. Rudolph served as the Chair of the famed

German-American artist Josef Albers, among the most accomplished educators of the Bauhaus and founder of Black Mountain College, has come to inspire generations and generations of artists through his seminal handbook ‘Interaction of Color,’ where he argues that all color is relative and that we never see a color isolated but always in relation to

If there is a single interior designer, or tastemaker I should say, who is more synonymous with the new wave of interior décor which is based on the power of collectible design to transform spaces than anyone else, it is certainly Paris-based Jacques Grange. He inherited this practice from his first employer and mentor Henri

Let’s celebrate the 20th anniversary to the event that has changed the world of architecture in our time, Frank Gehry’s Guggenheim Museum in the Basque country’s city of Bilbao. It has become the most glamorized, sensational, and publicized building of our era, often described as the first building of the twenty-first century, and credited for