23 Jun Q+A with Alfredo Paredes for Orior
The best part of any interview is the surprise. If there is one. And there almost always is. The surprise with Alfredo Paredes came with the “do you have any...
The best part of any interview is the surprise. If there is one. And there almost always is. The surprise with Alfredo Paredes came with the “do you have any...
I recently posed a few fun questions to artist Zoe Buckman for Orior furniture’s IRL column. You can read her (I promise) interesting answers here.
I’m obsessed with set designers, production designers, and the like – they’re some of my favorite people to interview, and I’ve been lucky to interview quite a few. The latest...
“As soon as you open the door you see the fantastic view,†said Julia Capp of the new SO/ Hotel in Paris. Capp is associate general director of RDAI, the...
The curatorial connective thread of my program is that many of my artists are revisiting traditional subject matter, but doing it in a way that feels very modern, very now,â€...
Every few weeks I get to interview someone interesting for Orior. I keep forgetting to post those interviews, so I’m going backwards a little bit. This one is Nina Clemente,...
Cj Hendry has turned an unassuming warehouse building in Greenpoint, Brooklyn into a joyful indoor playground. The installation, called Plaid, was partly inspired by the artist’s frustration with the design...
The coastal Uruguayan town of José Ignacio has fewer than 300 full-time residents, yet it boasts a James Turrell “Skyspace,†a restaurant helmed by celebrated Argentinean chef Francis Mallmann, and a...
A Point-of-View piece on the meaning of this over-used term as it applies to contemporary design. With opinions from curators, academics and gallery owners. Read it all here.