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Rush Jenkins and Klaus Baer know a good thing when they see it. That’s why they moved their firm,...
Born in Bavaria in 1880, Hans Hoffman was raised in Munich, where he showed early promise as an art student. By...
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Born in Nigeria, raised in the U.K. and now living in Kansas City, Fatimah Tuggar is an artist and a citizen...
Photographer Paul Clemence likes to blend the abstract and the descriptive in his architectural work. “I’m...
Shane Aquârt is a native of Jamaica who was educated in England, Canada and the States, and now lives...
In the gardens of a chateau in the Loire Valley stands a soft sculpture designed and built by wHY’s...
Inside a 31,000-square-foot, ground-floor hall at the Smithsonian’s Museum of Natural History in Washington,...
If you were born in Paris, raised in Provence and summered with your grandparents on the French Riviera,...
For the Port of San Diego’s working waterfront, Civitas clearly believes in going big. The landscape...