… nah, I love quilting. I grew up quilting and sewing and surrounded by beautiful quilts and fabrics. I also + more
… nah, I love quilting. I grew up quilting and sewing and surrounded by beautiful quilts and fabrics. I also + more
So the missus and I went on a date last Saturday morning. (Actually, it wasn’t really a “date,” since we’re + more
The kind of weather we’re enjoying right now elicits different responses from different people: some get dirty in their gardens, + more
April is the cruellest month, breeding Lilacs out of the dead land, mixing Memory and desire, stirring Dull roots with + more
Franco Zeffirelli is one of Leonardo da Vinci’s descendants. (Well…sort of.) Dame Carol Ann Duffy (no, you’re thinking of Carol Anne—I’m + more
It’s the classic David-and-Goliath story: The widow Yolanda Signorelli von Braunhut, “isolated, cash-starved, often without electricity or running water on a palatial + more
Though I have mixed feelings about the colorization of black and white photographs, I have to admit that this time lapse + more
Envelope? Or ahnvelope? Pretty sure I’m the only one at helveticka world headquarters who pronounces it without the nasal French + more
“New York’s least likely media mogul was the mastermind behind Environments, a series of records he swore were ‘The Future + more
Tired of all that “obligatory mutual admiration,” Sadie Stein has a proposition: that we “proceed under the assumption that we all look + more
Finally got around to reading David Browne’s magisterial So Many Roads: The Life and Times of the Grateful Dead. Granted, + more
Sure he lowered the rim and partially deflated a child-sized ball in order to appear as if he could dunk. + more
THE VISIBLE AND THE IN- Marge Piercy Some people move through your life like the perfume of peonies, heavy and + more
Thanks to Lars Müller Publishers, the principles that shaped the career of the late Massimo Vignelli (1931–2014) into one of the 20th century’s great design + more