Studio Cooke John News Today

With Every Fiber, an exhibition designed by Studio Cooke John, centering unethical labor practices, debuts at Grace Farms.

Nina Cooke John’s latest installation, Two Boxes of Oranges and Admonia Jackson, uncovers recently revealed histories in Virginia.

The architect is expanding her practice to include socially engaged public works—and a new monument to Harriet Tubman. 

Happy Tuesday (and last day in May)! Below are just few notable news items on the radar of the eagle-eyed AN editorial team to help bring you up to speed after the long holiday weekend.

Architects from New York and Boston are in the running to design the pavilion. The I-195 district is looking at parks in other cities for inspiration.

5 architecture and design firms were awarded with the USA Artist Fellowship Award, an annual grant that recognizes the most compelling artists in the US.

The United States Artists (USA) Fellowship is a program that celebrates the work of artists and their

Designers and homeowners offer ideas and advice on how to turn even the smallest of spaces into a place where you can work from home.

Black Artists + Designers Guild’s inaugural concept house sets the bar for the future of design.