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Is the Art World Finally Ready to Embrace Craft?

A Mad Autumn — Quest Magazine

In Pictures: The Museum of Arts and Design's 'Funk You Too!' Exhibition Traces the Irreverent Roots of the Contemporary Clay Craze

At the Museum of Arts and Design, the show “Funk You Too! Humor and Irreverence in Ceramic Sculpture” looks at clay's subversive qualities.

Designing women - Westfair Communications

Not a day goes by that we at Westfair don’t hear about some new or established designer of interiors, clothing and accessories, especially jewelry. What do they all have in common? They’re mostly women. It only makes sense. According to zippia.com, women make up 82.7% of clothing designers in the United States, 82.1% of jewelry […]

Craft matters | Apollo Magazine

The art world’s desire to fold 20th-century makers into the history of modern art often ignores what was truly innovative about their work, writes Tanya Harrod

Machine Dazzle: How Many Ways Can You Say Fabulous?

In his museum survey and performances, the costume designer (and Taylor Mac collaborator) is like Krazy Glue — bonding art, theater and drag.

Senga Nengudi Makes History As First Black Woman To Win Nasher Prize

The Nasher Prize awards $100,000 to 'a living artist who elevates the understanding of sculpture and its possibilities.'

Senga Nengudi Makes History As First Black Woman To Win Nasher Prize

The Nasher Prize awards $100,000 to 'a living artist who elevates the understanding of sculpture and its possibilities.'

For first time ever, a Black woman has won the prestigious Nasher Prize for sculpture

Senga Nengudi, the first Black woman to win the Nasher Prize, will receive a $100,000 gift from the Nasher Sculpture Center.

Machine Dazzle's 1st solo show opens at Museum of Art and Design

It’s wild, it’s dazzling, it’s queer and it’s coming to Midtown Manhattan. A new exhibit, opening Saturday and running through Feb. 19 at the Museum of Arts and Design, celebrates award-winning costume designer and genre-defying artist Matthew Flower, better known as Machine Dazzle.