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Kelli Anderson Gives Us Some Perspective

Perspective by Kelli Anderson Kelli Anderson’s insatiable curiosity is contagious. The Brooklyn-based artist and designer is something of a virtuoso when it comes to seamlessly incorporating diverse techniques to achieve a dynamic final product—one that actively encourages exploration. Photograp...

Wegman Wonderland: Take 30% Off Framing for Festivus!

Got a weakness for William Wegman’s pup-packed prints? Join the club. His playful, evocative, expertly composed images are perennial crowd-pleasers. A longtime 20x200 artist and fellow New Yorker, Wegman’s work is brilliantly varied (there’s a lot more to it than well-trained Weimaraners!) and ...

An Invitation to Imagine from Design Hero Debbie Millman

Imagine That by Debbie Millman Debbie Millman wears a ton of hats: author, editor, educator, strategist. Not to mention that team 20x200 has been totally hooked on her award-winning podcast, Design Matters, since its inception in 2009. But Ms. Millman is also a formidable artist and designer in ...

🍁 Give Thanks + Give More 🍁

Thank You by Trey Speegle Didja hear that? It’s us, yelling HEY THANKS out the windows of our li’l office in NYC. We’re so thankful for you, our readers and collectors! Your continued support keeps our fires burning and our hearts full. This year, we also want to express our profound gratitude ...

A Vintage Wheat Treat for Your Walls

Wheat, Pennsylvania by John Collier, Jr. Take a drive around Pennsylvania farm country in the summer and you'll find yourself on a few single-lane roads flanked by acres and acres of golden grain. You're bound to see farmers steering their combines through the wheat fields. If you’re lucky, you ...

How to Give the Gift of Art (and Why You Should)

I’ve loved picking out gifts for people since I was a little kid saving up my cat-sitting cash to buy just the right thing for my family, but I’ve got a spotty record with the actual gift giving—precisely because I love it so much and have always set the bar really high. It’s not enough to give...

Jennifer Mason's Mysterious Minimalism

Shard by Jennifer Mason Like written language, calendars and eyeliner, Shard had its genesis in Egypt...just a few millennia later. After a long flight from her home base of Auckland, New Zealand, Jennifer Mason was struck by the scene outside her window as her plane descended into Egypt. She no...

On Soothing Shores With Laura Bell

Lake Erie, February (01) by Laura Bell Laura Bell’s work has totally transfixed us for years. Her landscapes seem liminal spaces, and her still lifes in states of quiet movement. Bell has an incredible talent for capturing stillness, for conveying a pregnant silence that is as enigmatic as it is...