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The Public Design Commission (PDC) on Monday unanimously approved the move of civil rights political artist Faith Ringgold’s For The Women’s House painting from Rikers Island to the Brooklyn Museum.
The eight-foot-square painting has been housed in Rikers since 1972, and was specifically created for the facility’s incarcerated women, whom the artist spoke with at
Best flashback: 1970s-inspired furniture designs win Wallpaper* Design Awards
The 1970s living room is recast for contemporary lounge lizards in this selection of furniture selected as Best Flashback in the Wallpaper* Design Awards
Boho is back. Designers have been channelling a 1970s furniture vibe with a revival of cane chairs, curvaceous chandeliers, plush fabrics and
As one of her final acts as the First Lady of New York City, Chirlane McCray announced at the end of December that — pending approval from the Public Design Commission — the 1970s Faith Ringgold painting, For the Women’s House, would be relocated from the Rose M. Singer Center on Rikers Island to
Dallas is known for plenty of things: the Cowboys, for instance, our award-winning skyline and that television show bearing the city’s name, to name a few. The city is also home to plenty of iconic home designs.
Well, this 1972 home is a quintessential example of Dallas design. John Astin Perkins designed the home at
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