Interview: Artist Ilona Szwarc on Her Upcoming Show “Virgin Soap”
Reversing gender roles, experimenting with silicone, exploring color and more in her new exhibition at Diane Rosenstein Gallery
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MIT’s New Color-Changing Ink, PhotoChromeleon
From MIT’s Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory comes a product that could calm the nerves of fickle consumers. PhotoChromeleon is a high-tech ink that changes color through “reprogramming.” This means exposing …
“An Atlas of Rare + Familiar Colour” (Special Edition)
$55.00
Possessing more than 2500 of the world’s rarest and most spectacular pigments, The Straus Center for Conservation and Technical Studies at the Harvard Art Museums has an undeniably stunning collection of color. …
Variations Autour de La Longue Marche
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This year, 86-year-old Argentine artist and social activist Julio Le Parc was the fourth person invited by Hermès Éditeur to bring his art to silk: vibrant stripes of colors loop, twist and …
A Conversation on Color and Psychology with Roxie Darling
The sole colorist at private studio Hairstory discusses the fine line between service and artistry and creating fleeting works
Time in Color: Chrono Chroma
Dutch designer Jolene Carlier's latest work replaces numerical values of time with bright hues
Reproducing Scholten & Baijings Book
A colorful look at the Dutch design studio's past 14 years of work in their first monograph
Miami Art Week 2014: Splatters, Drips and Drops
Well-designed, colorful chaos across painting and sculpture at multiple fairs
Lasercut Prints
$95.00
San Francisco architect and designer Molly McGrath uses a laser cutter to achieve her uniquely colorful, mosaic patterns, which are then printed on 100% cotton, acid-free paper using ethically sourced materials.
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Coffee Mug Matters
Coffee shops around the world may soon be rethinking the color of their cups. A recent study conducted by George Van Doorn of Federation University in Australia reveals that we may be …