ARTINFO separates the nerds from the jocks, and the valedictorians from the punks, at Milan’s annual furniture and design fair. 
The MoMA curator explains how designers are like mirrors – and earthworms.
A new mobile exhibit
merges art, architecture,
design, and a fashion
icon.
Arad, considered one
of the world’s foremost
designers, spoke with
ARTINFO in Miami
while seated in one
of his signature
"Rover"
chairs.
A Swiss-based couple makes retro-futurist art you can get into.
William Hanley explores the wide
range of businesses that use art
to bolster their brands.
ART+AUCTION
Collectors and curators are increasingly
embracing handmade objects that
fall under the rubric of craft.
ART+AUCTION
Museums have been
eagerly shoveling millions
of dollars into grand
expansion projects by
big-name architects.
A 45-year retrospective celebrates
Meier’s extraordinary versatility as
an artist, designer, and architect.
CULTURE+TRAVEL
The New Acropolis Museum debuts
soon. Forty years in the making, it
was worth the wait.
MODERN PAINTERS
A conversation in diagrams between Teddy Cruz and Pedro Reyes.
Upcoming Design Fairs
Orlando, April 29–May 2
New York, May 12–20
The Wright auction house founder selects five can’t-miss contemporary design products.
FEATURE
The future has never
looked brighter, thanks
to these design
luminaries. 
FEATURE
A group of talented
curators is changing
the way we look at
design in museums.
FEATURE
Will the current taste
for luxury design
objects last, or is a
revolution imminent?
THE REPORTER
Are knockoffs hurting the design market?
AUCTION REVIEWS
With the market for traditional
furniture lagging right now, only
the highest-end works performed
well at auction in January.
ARTIST DOSSIER
Though never a household name, the Danish
designer has always attracted serious
collectors with his artful blend of
graceful lines and solid craft.
CONNOISSEUR
Quality materials and high-minded ideals defined British Arts & Crafts
work.
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