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    8 Legendary BIPOC Designers Who Inspire Today’s Talents – Robb Report

    From Black architect Paul R. Williams, who designed homes for Hollywood’s biggest stars, to Gira Sarabhai, who cofounded a design school in her native India, BIPOC talents have too often been overlooked. Here, some of today’s brightest stars shine a light on eight visionaries who deserve a fresh appraisal. Riten Mozumdar (1927-2006) Following India’s independence from the British Empire in 1947, artisans moved to revive the subcontinent’s ancient handicrafts. One of the most notable was Riten Mozumdar, whose work significantly shaped the country’s post-colonial modernist designs. An apprentice of pioneering artist Benode Behari Mukherjee, Mozumdar has a multifaceted résumé, ranging from furniture and art-work to fashion and sculpture. He gleaned…

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    In ‘Forothermore,’ Artist Nick Cave Harnesses the Power of Beauty and Art to Inspire Change

     Artwork #fashion #installation #sculpture #social justice Soundsuits. All images by Nathan Keay, © MCA Chicago, shared with permission From floral Soundsuits and discovered-item sculptures to a multicolor net of thousands and thousands of pony beads, Forothermore surveys the 30-moreover-year vocation of artist Nick Cave. The retrospective, which attracts its title from “forevermore” and “for other people,” opened very last week at the Museum of Modern Art in Chicago and captures equally the evolution and mainstays of the artist’s follow. Cave spoke with Colossal in an job interview ahead of the demonstrate, expressing, “Why now, why now this moment, why this exhibition, why this study, and who is it for?…

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