Brussels is essentially the Washington, D.C., of Belgium: a city mired in politics and consistently overshadowed (at least in terms of fashion) by Antwerp, its neighbor to the north. But behind closed doors, this famously conservative capital has always trumped Antwerp for collectors and creators of art and design. Lately, that energy has begun turning Brussels into a cultural destination for everyone to enjoy… Continue reading
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I am a freelance writer, editor, and curator living in New York City, and the co-founder of Sight Unseen, an online magazine that uncovers what’s new and next in design and the visual arts. I spent four years as senior editor at I.D. magazine, and I am currently a contributing editor for T magazine in the New York Times, as well as a design market editor for Bon Appetit. Here you'll find a selection of my work, filed under the categories above. Click here to contact me.Sight Unseen Twitter
- The gentle curves found Vancouver's Cadine are meant to evoke a frond swaying in the wind sightunseen.com/2021/07/cadine… https://t.co/Tn9AeiaT0u 11 hours ago
- Lewis Kemmenoe’s debut collection features this very of-the-moment material sightunseen.com/2021/07/lewis-… https://t.co/jJN7SvtEf9 13 hours ago
- The prints on Sarah Illenberger's new curtains for Kvadrat were inspired by art-store pen-test doodles… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 1 day ago
- The case for colored walls sightunseen.com/2021/07/week-o… https://t.co/BberwmU5Ue 1 day ago
- A new collection inspired by lollipops, wine, and pancakes for dinner sightunseen.com/2021/07/brothe… https://t.co/taIpuHelz1 1 week ago
