Having recently opened his second installation of interactive monumental outdoor sculptures at Atlanta's High Museum of Art, the Spanish talent continues to wow the world with a range of fanciful pieces that blur the line between art and design.

The Southern California interior designer has won the trust of her high-flying clients — Hollywood movers and shakers among them — by creating soulful spaces whose mix of materials, styles, eras and furnishings gives homes meaning and make them feel lively.

The Pop Surrealist artist has collaborated with American Ballet Theater to imagine a disturbingly fantastical world of candy and pastries for choreographer Alexei Ratmansky's new Whipped Cream. The designs are now on view at New York City's Paul Kasmin Gallery and Metropolitan Opera House.

Some ways you can commemorate the sesquicentennial of the great 20th-century American architect: Explore the Museum of Modern Art's comprehensive exhibition, decorate with Schumacher's new Wright collection, buy a piece of his furniture — or even an entire house.

The exquisitely curated work of this New York City–based triumvirate — which extends from high-end hotels to posh residences to homey offices — invites exploration.

Gallerists Jeanne Greenberg Rohatyn and Paul Johnson are partnering on pop-up shows. Can this duo instill a new respect for fine design in the art world?

Designers bring moodiness and theatrics to this year’s New York interiors extravaganza, staged within a Georgian townhouse on the Upper East Side.

An exhibition of the proto-Pop artist’s most important works has landed in San Francisco, and it’s brimming with energy.

If the Angeleno’s undulating furniture and sculptures resemble dream creations, that’s because they are — and they're now on view at L.A.'s Furth Yashar &.