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With newspapers across the country ditching daily editions as they struggle to stay afloat, it is in some ways a terrible time for print. But »
Pop Art of the 1960s is as ubiquitous to collectors as the golden arches of McDonald’s: Lichtenstein, Warhol and Haring can be seen in the »
Upcycling, or creative reusing, has become a more prominent form of making thanks to growing dissatisfaction with the planned obsolescence of most purchased goods. Just »
Sampling the work of Vernon James “Bad Love” is like free-falling into a Wonderland hosted by Vincent Price. There are burlesque Siamese twins sporting ’20s »
The work of painter Michael McGrath forgoes the existential question of, “Why are we here?” and instead asks, “Where is here, anyway?” McGrath’s paintings transport »
The folks at Nikon knew they had a hit on their hands back in 1986 soon after they released the N2020, their first foray into »
“Clematis” is often the first word you hear from regular bar- and restaurant-goers in West Palm Beach. Locals and seasonal visitors alike know the downtown »
Daily papers, weekly magazines, glossy manuals, bound texts — where did they all go? Paper and ink are far from extinct, as we know from »
Still feeling a little, shall we say, isolated? With spring underway and Covid restriction eased, now is a good time for South Floridians to reconnect »
Cities across America, for better or worse, have catchphrases. “The City That Never Sleeps.” “Keep Austin Weird.” “What Happens in Vegas stays in Vegas.” They »
Gig posters didn’t just illustrate the age of sex, drugs and rock ’n’ roll; they created it. Promotional art shaped consciousness and identity in tandem »
