Martin Brothers bird-form vessels (oft referred to as “Wally Birds”) are, for most, aspirational items.

Wayne Thiebaud and Allan Stone

Frank Lloyd Wright's Price Tower

A Life in Design

The Fate of Unauthenticated Art

Rei Kawakubo's Rare Furniture Designs

Semina and the Bohemian Subculture of Wallace Berman

The Barovier family and the rediscovery and evolution of murrine and mosaic glass

Next week Wright has the pleasure of offering the diverse and intriguing collection...

When it came time to design the cover for the Paul Rand: Art of Design catalog I knew I would have to execute to my best ability, considering every detail. 

Jean-Michel Basquiat: An Intimate Collection

The work of Paul Rand lives in the canon of design history. This famed-designer filled the pages of my college textbooks...

In many ways, this is my favorite auction of the season. It is a low pressure (really, no pressure) sale...

I first met Robert at the 26th Street flea market in New York in 1987. I was a new dealer just starting out in the business... 

Dieter Rams is quite arguably the most influential industrial designer of the past century...

Michael Jefferson Leaves Wright

Please Do Not Touch, a new book by Murray Moss and Franklin Getchell...

Few artists can revolutionize an approach to a medium, but Wharton Esherick did just that...

Important Italian Glass: A Private Chicago Collection is a unique selection of works

Harry Bertoia’s Sounding sculptures are the artistic and philosophical culmination...

A piece of paper can be a window. This letter constructed by Ray Eames to Alexander Girard is a portal...

Jim Walrod’s eye was legendary.

Isamu Noguchi created this dining table for the fashion photographer...