Sometimes a lamp is more than just lighting — it’s sculpture, tribute, and design statement all in one. That’s exactly what drew my attention to the Ellsworth Lamp when I first encountered it at the International Contemporary Furniture Fair (ICFF) in 2023.
Designed by Brooklyn-based artist and designer Hannah Bigeleisen, the Ellsworth Lamp represents a pivotal moment in her creative practice. Originally trained as a sculptor, Bigeleisen began experimenting with functional objects, and the Ellsworth became one of her first lighting designs — a piece that bridges the worlds of fine art and everyday utility. Continue reading Eye On Design: Ellsworth Lamp By Hannah Bigeleisen→
Redecorating your living space is an exciting opportunity to inject new life and energy into your home. Whether you’re looking to modernize your interiors, embrace a sustainable design approach, or simply add a splash of color, the possibilities are endless. By making thoughtful changes to your décor, you can create a comfortable and inviting atmosphere that reflects your personal style. In this guide, we’ll explore various tips and techniques to help you transform your home into a fresh, new sanctuary. Continue reading Create a Fresh, New Vibe in Your Home with These Redecorating Tips→
Art has always been a way for people to express emotions and openly communicate their ideas and visions. Classic art movements usually promote historical culture, knowledge, and skills with some traditional constraints, but in the modern era, the concepts of traditional art have been undergoing a significant transformation, and artists embrace creative freedom to address social concerns and immerse viewers into a portrayal of feelings to promote reflection and communicate significant values. In this article, we will discover how the dynamic realm of contemporary art impacts lives. Continue reading Contemporary Art: The Modern and Dynamic Vision For Emotional Expression→
We had a day off work this past Monday for President’s Day, so I took myself to the Museum of Modern Art to check out Guillermo del Toro’s Crafting Pinocchio exhibit (which is just fantastic) and catch Meret Oppenheim’s My Exhibit before it closes on March 4th (also excellent). The museum is also celebrating the centennial of the late Ellsworth Kelly’s career with an installation in the atrium gallery which includes his monumental Sculpture for a Large Wall. Continue reading Instagram Photo of the Week: Ellsworth Kelly’s Sculpture for a Large Wall→
With an expressive composition of interwoven shapes in black, red and orange, Carmen Herrera’sIberic(1949) oscillates between the geometric and the organic. Herrera painted this work during a formative period in Paris between 1948 and 1954, when she experimented with different modes of abstraction informed by the European avant-gardes, from Suprematism to the Bauhaus. Continue reading Modern Art Monday Presents: Carmen Herrera, Iberic→
