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Also included in this issue:
Space/Pattern/Texture: Profiling designer-artists doing provocative work
- @christinetarkowski A Glass Act
- @windychien Knowing the Ropes
- @coilanddrift Northern Exposure
- Mass: Terrazzo-inspired shapes in a low relief “float” on a high-loft marled ground woven with a diagonal orientation in this statement upholstery textile by Mae Engelgeer. The irregular shapes are shaded in a shiny ombré́ effect that contrasts metallic yarns into the cotton and wool backdrop of the fabric.
- Striae: The gently wavering lines of this wallcovering resulted from designer Bradley L Bowers’ exploration of gesture and motion while algorithmically manipulating moiré effect patterns. Striae’s vertical lines contract and expand in a steady visual rhythm, inviting a stunning moment of pause and reflection in any interior.
- Pulsar: Like a bright star blinking in the night sky, GATHER Acoustical Pulsar catches the eye. The innovative gradient V‑groove engraving allows the color of the design’s bottom layer to slowly reveal itself, intensifying the design’s starburst effect.
- Letters Beyond Form: Chicago Types — Design Museum of Chicago Chicago, Illinois Until April 4, 2025
- Visible Vault: Open Collections Storage — National Building Museum Washington, DC Ongoing
- Modernist New York Map — Blue Crow Media Drops May 8, 2025
- Confluence of Nature: Nancy Hemenway Barton — Denver Art Museum Denver, Colorado Until October 8, 2025
- Following Space: Thaddeus Mosley & Alexander Calder — Seattle Art Museum Seattle, Washington Until June 1, 2025
Next Issue: Summer 2025. See you then!