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Stop Drawing. Architecture beyond Representation is the new project by the Department of Contemporary Architecture and Design, directed by Lorenza Baroncelli.

The list of official participants in this year鈥檚 fifth edition of Upstate Art Weekend, a sprawling festival that embraces nearly every art event or exhibition happening north of New York City over the next four days, has reached 145.

We've compiled a list of some of the best art spaces and program highlights to help you navigate this year's Upstate Art Weekend.

Christie鈥檚 New York announced Design sale, a live auction taking place on 7 June 2024. The sale is comprised of over 140 lots, revealing a century of innovation in design.

Lismore Castle Arts鈥� 鈥楨ach now, is the time, the space鈥� takes its title from John Cage, and sees four artists embrace the moment through sculpture and found objects

As the Art World flocks to see the national pavilions of the Venice Biennale, cultural institutions around town put their best show forward. Here are my Top 5 exhibitions to see in Venice right now.

Jessica Vincent bought a vase for $4 at a thrift store, which turned out to be a rare Carlo Scarpa Murano glass piece. It was later auctioned in New York for an astonishing $107,100.

A vase purchased from a Goodwill outside Richmond, Virginia, for just $3.99 has been discovered to be an original piece by noted Italian architect Carlo Scarpa (1906鈥�1978), and has been sold to a private collector for $107,100.

Jessica Vincent found a pristine vase made by a renowned Italian artist at a Goodwill in Virginia. The auction house said the artist was once 鈥渢he top glass producer in the world.鈥�

From travel tomes to books brimming with artful interiors, these fresh titles will add style and cheer to any shelf

It鈥檚 every thrifter鈥檚 dream to stumble upon a treasure they would otherwise never be able to afford to own.

Jessica Vincent made her way in June through a busy Goodwill thrift store in Hanover County, Virginia, passing VCRs, lamps and glassware commonly sold at big-box retailers. Nothing really caught her eye until she saw an iridescent glass vase.

Jessica Vincent had just started surveying the shelves of a Virginia thrift store when a vase caught her eye. It was shaped like a bottle and had ribbons of color, aqua green and amethyst purple, that spiraled up its glass surface like stripes of paint.

Carlo Scarpa designed the Pennellate series for Venini in 1942 and pieces from this series are exceptionally rare to see.

Don鈥檛 miss the last few days to see 鈥淭he Summer Disaster Show,鈥� a big group extravaganza at Private Public Gallery and 鈥淒arkening Skies,鈥� a three-person show with Pamela Longobardi...