Red Moon, Red Sunset, and Desert Sky, 12-foot-tall sculptures composed of 50,000 strands of fringe sourced from Crazy Crow Trading Post, a supplier of Native American arts and craft materials, appear in “Jeffrey Gibson: Infinite Indigenous Queer Love,” at deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum in Lincoln, Massachusetts, through March 12, 2022.

June 1, 2022

Honoring Pride Month

The unofficial start of summer offers many causes for celebration, especially when it comes to Pride. Here, we’re spotlighting the narratives and works of LGBTQ+ architects, designers, and creatives with more coverage to come. Stay tuned!

10 Questions With… Chris Wolston

Chris Wolston

Artist and designer Chris Wolston chats with Interior Design about how queer artists can use craft to challenge the status quo. Read more.

A Rainbow of Design Projects to Celebrate Pride

a whiskey bar by Panda Nana

We’re celebrating Pride with 20 projects of all colors. Read more.

10 Questions With… Katharina Kaminski and Rodrigo García

The sculptures sitting on Uruguayan desert.

Interior Design talked to ceramicist Katharina Kaminski and her partner Rodrigo García about activating sculptures with scents and light, as well as creating with a mission to stand up for an under-represented community in the design world. Read more.

10 Questions With… Superhouse Founder Stephen Markos

Stephen Markos

Interior Design catches up with Superhouse founder Stephen Markos to discuss the importance of making space for queer design narratives. Read more.

Artist Shantell Martin’s Meditative Line Work Expands to Winterwear and the Boston Ballet

Shantell Martin wears the Search and Rescue Oversize Sherpa, part of The North Face x Shantell Martin collection, as she creates an original work on wood for the campaign’s photo shoot in Upstate New York. Photography by Jeremy Grier.

There seems to be no limits to Shantell Martin’s creative collaborations. This past Spring, the artist unveiled The North Face x Shantell Martin collection and took her work to the stage. Read more.

‘Jeffrey Gibson: Infinite Indigenous Queer Love’ at deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum in Lincoln, Massachusetts

Red Moon, Red Sunset, and Desert Sky, 12-foot-tall sculptures composed of 50,000 strands of fringe sourced from Crazy Crow Trading Post, a supplier of Native American arts and craft materials, appear in “Jeffrey Gibson: Infinite Indigenous Queer Love,” at deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum in Lincoln, Massachusetts, through March 12, 2022.

In case you missed it, read up on Jeffrey Gibson’s mesmerizing installations recently on view at deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum in Lincoln, Massachusetts. Read more.

Artist Rindon Johnson Demystifies Our Relationship to Architecture

Rindon Johnson, Clattering, 2021. Stained glass, 59 x 137.75 inches (150 x 350 cm). Installation view, Future Generation Art Prize, PinchukArtCentre, Kyiv Ukraine.

Take a look at works by artist Rindon Johnson on display at the ongoing Whitney Biennial and made from materials that the artist calls “historical byproducts of trans-Atlantic slave trade,” such as leather, bleach, and vaseline. Read more.

BoND Designs Company Gallery’s New Lower East Side Location

Company Gallery opened its new Lower East Side space in October with an exhibition dedicated to lesbian video art icon Barbara Hammer.

This New York gallery space led by Daniel Rauchwerger and Noam Dvir has a mission to elevate queer visibility. Read more.

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