Design on the Verge
Looking at Design Miami in Three Parts
Challenging the previously held conceptions of the boundaries between design and fine art, leading voices in the field explore the ways in which collectible design is breaking new ground. Phillips presents 'Design on the Verge', a three-part series featuring Rodman Primack, chief creative officer of Design Miami, the Haas Brothers and collectors Austin and Sarah Harrelson, among others.
Features
Feature Article | 20th Century & Contemporary Art
Mary Heilmann's Blue Daydream
Inspired by Brian Eno and Ming Dynasty porcelain, Mary Heilmann interjected her work with rhythm and irregularity. Specialist Kip Eischen discusses an exceptional work on paper.
Feature Article | Design
Eugene Schoen and America's Industrial Modernism
Our New York Specialists review one of Eugene Schoen's most important pieces.
Feature Article | Jewels
In Conversation With Levi Higgs
We sat down with the New York-based decorative arts historian with a penchant for jewelry, and an Instagram account to match, to discuss his beginnings in the industry and his favorite styles — both classic and contemporary.
Feature Article | Design
Jean-Michel Frank's Clean Lines
An icon of minimalist design, Jean-Michel Frank is known for combining a spartan aesthetic with sumptuous, tactile materials.
Feature Article | 20th Century & Contemporary Art
Success is a Job in New York
In 'Andy Warhol "Giant" Size', recently released by Phaidon, Kenneth Goldsmith details Warhol's arrival in New York from Pittsburgh and how it gave rise to his now-storied art career.
Feature Article | 20th Century & Contemporary Art
1976-1978: The Creative Resurgence in Andy Warhol's Practice
Celebrating the publication of Phaidon's new edition of 'Andy Warhol Catalogue Raisonné, Paintings 1976-1978 - Volume 5', Phillips takes a look at that oft-overlooked period in the artist's oeuvre.
