It’s a way to give new life to old books,” said Ellen Skagerberg, a bookseller-turned-artist who dismantles forgotten tomes and reassembles them as artistic creations.

Ridykeulous, founded by artists Nicole Eisenman and A.L. Steiner in 2005, describes itself as an effort to “subvert, sabotage, and overturn the language commonly used to define feminist and lesbian ...

LETTER-WRITING is commonly bemoaned as a lost art, for which explanations abound. Where people once wrote letters, they now make long-distance calls. Press, radio, and television now broadcast news ...

The short intellectual history of New Zealand describes the 1950s as a decade of “dread conformity”. This mood was captured by Bill Pearson, whose lengthy essay The Fretful Sleepers was judged in 1960 ...

Asking who designed Louis Comfort Tiffany’s iconic lamps might seem the decorative art world’s equivalent to the schoolyard stumper, “Who’s buried in Grant’s tomb?” While Ulysses S. Grant is indeed ...

Emailing, tweeting, texting — 20 years ago, these things were unheard of. Now, we can’t live without them. Although the advances in technology are amazing, we can lose some things along the way, as ...

Does the wall in your nursery look a little sad? Maybe it could do with a bit of embellishment? For some fun letter art, all you need is a bit of cardboard, yarn, a glue gun, scissors and twine.

With an aim to create substantial social change, Dhaka Memory and Mongol Deep Foundation organised 'Letters to the city', an exhibition combining art, architecture, and gender politics. Employing a ...