It was held to assert French know-how in the decorative arts – an emerging modern style known today as art deco – through the lens of architecture and exhibits of luxury goods. Today ...

Don Cherry’s status as a jazz iconoclast was cemented as a fixture on pocket trumpet opposite Ornette Coleman’s plastic alto in the latter’s revolutionary late ’50s/early ’60s groups.

This was a decade, the 1920s, in which the decorative arts became the protagonists of everyday life, in the creative ferment of European cities, from Paris to Vienna, from Prague to Milan. The ...

His aesthetic principles, however, are nothing new. In 2021, he posted “I love Art Deco” on then-Twitter. In July 2023, nine months after he acquired the social-media platform, he gave it a ...

It's super decorative and elaborate, it's all about a new expression of the era looking forward," he says. "It's stainless steel and shiny, it's a bit space-agey ... it's the future." Art Deco ...

While you may be starting with a blank canvas, there are so many ways to add architectural interest to your walls, including things like moldings, wainscotting, and decorative trim that can instantly ...

This summary is reviewed by TRD Staff. Jacmar Companies plans to build a 13-story, 100-unit Art Deco-style apartment tower named Asterisk Santa Monica at 1427 Lincoln Boulevard in Santa Monica.

Location and design are paramount drivers for The Moorings, a quintessential American Art Deco villa on an elevated site on the edge of Loch Ryan in Stranraer, which includes a slipway across the ...

While you may be starting with a blank canvas, there are so many ways to add architectural interest to your walls, including things like moldings, wainscotting, and decorative trim that can ...

Oria is on track for settlements in early 2027.” The rooftop pool in Oria, a new art deco residential tower planned for Spring Hill in Brisbane by Keylin Group. Picture: Supplied. Keylin ...

Makers & Their Mentors" is on display at the Decorative Arts Center of Ohio (DACO) in Lancaster at 145 E. Main St., featuring work from the central Ohio art community during the 1900s and earlier.