#modernism

#modernism

Architectural Pottery was founded by Max and Rita Lawrence in 1950 to create modern ceramics for post-war homes in Southern California.

Jennie C. Jones's installation at the Met transforms sound into an immersive sculpture, inviting viewers to consider the intersection of Black cultural contributions and modernism.

Robyn Denny's artwork at Embankment tube station, commissioned in 1985, symbolizes a shift towards modernist art in London's transport design.

The project creatively transforms a 1930s house into a light-filled home, emphasizing spatial continuity and material sincerity within an urban context.

Yrjo Kukkapuro revolutionized furniture design with ergonomic and playful chairs that combine comfort with modern aesthetics, impacting everyday spaces throughout Finland.

The house blends coastal architecture styles with modernist influences to suit its Palm Springs context.

József Csató blends abstract expressionism with modern influences in his innovative art.

The 'Form and Feeling' exhibition explores the intersection of emotion and artistic expression through boundary-pushing works by various artists.

The Aarke Coffee System combines modern design with advanced brewing technology, elevating the home coffee-making experience.

The typography of the 1940s reflects the era's duality between tradition and modernism, influencing contemporary design practices.

The 1930s significantly changed communication design, with typography becoming vital in government messaging and advertising.