Archive: 2025/12

How De Stijl Shaped Modern Furniture Design

19 Dec

Art and Design Clarissa Blackburn

De Stijl revolutionized furniture design with bold geometry, primary colors, and stripped-down forms. From Rietveld’s iconic chair to today’s minimalist interiors, its influence is everywhere.

The Financial Aspects of Investing in Modern Art

13 Dec

Art and Culture Bryce Singleton

Modern art is more than decoration-it's a growing asset class with real financial returns. Learn how to invest wisely, avoid hidden costs, and understand what drives value in today's art market.

Art Nouveau: The Aesthetic of the Belle Époque

12 Dec

Art and Culture Bryce Singleton

Art Nouveau was the defining aesthetic of the Belle Époque, blending nature, craftsmanship, and modernity into every detail-from subway entrances to teacups. It redefined beauty in everyday life.

The Enthralling Evolution of Kinetic Art: From Ancient Motions to Modern Motion

6 Dec

Art and Culture Bryce Singleton

Kinetic art transforms sculpture and space through motion-from Alexander Calder’s wind-driven mobiles to AI-responsive installations. Discover how movement became the heart of modern art and why it still captivates us today.

The Evolution of Modern Art: From Impressionism to Contemporary Expressions

5 Dec

Art History Amanda Clifford

Trace the bold evolution of modern art from Impressionism to today's boundary-pushing works. Discover how artists broke rules, challenged perceptions, and turned everyday objects into powerful statements.

Why Land Art Matters in Today's World

4 Dec

Art and Culture Malcolm Blythe

Land art reconnects us to the natural world through temporary, site-specific works made from earth, stone, and organic materials. It challenges consumerism, responds to climate change, and reminds us we belong to the land-not above it.