In honor of our newest release, Hilma af Klint's The Swan, No. 1, Group IX/SUW, and the topsy-turvy time we're living in, we thought we'd grace your inbox with a sampling of the intuitively gifted innovator's prescient work.
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Our debut edition with Bay Area ceramicist Amber Costley of Warmth Ceramics, the mesmerizing, uplifting Topographical Gradient Catchall is a psychedelic dream—and makes the perfect gift, although you'll definitely want one for yourself as well.
American scientist Harold “Doc” Edgerton was nicknamed “Papa Flash” for a reason: he pioneered the usage and subsequent popularization of the stroboscope in the photography of momentary events, enabling the capture of an image in split seconds. Milk Drop Coronet, our newest Vintage Edition, is on...
It can be easy to forget that the enduring structures that symbolize America–both physical and societal–did not come into existence without the tremendous effort of skillful, dedicated risk-takers.
We are thrilled to introduce our newest edition: Hilma af Klint's The Swan, No. 1, Group IX/SUW. And we're doubly thrilled that Julia Voss, author of the definitive Hilma af Klint: A Biography (University of Chicago Press, 2022) penned words for us discussing the deep symbolism behind the piece, ...
Photographer Ruben Natal San-Miguel's "Be Well'' (Apollo Theater) 2020 Harlem, NYC, an image of the Apollo Theatre's marquee at the beginning of the pandemic, captures the intrepid nature of the human spirit when it is faced with unprecedented circumstances.
So many lives will be affected by tomorrow's election. At times like these, the work artists do is more important than ever—to inspire activism, to add to the social narrative, and to unify and embolden us.
Anyone who has lived in Seattle knows that the city’s history is rich with hand-painted signs…but that only a few token examples still exist.
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