Heritage Swiss brand USM, maker of the modular steel furniture system that feels somewhat omnipresent lately, is releasing a ...

How USM, the once-staid Swiss office furniture specialist, turned shelves themselves into a work of art. F​​or better or ...

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Evanston’s Arts Council backed the ... She suggested creating panels that could be painted on and then potentially auctioned to help raise money, instead of just a single static place. Harris said the ...

finding the beauty in places unappreciated and the tall tales of Wall’s somber narratives. Although most of the attendees in the First Interstate Center for the Arts aren’t cowpunchers ...

For example, instead of MDF wall panels you can use shiplap or even do molding on the lower half of the wall. This will come down to personal preference. Install your panels (or any materials you opt ...

The Somerset area is home to one of Singapore’s first legal street art walls, where he had many of his earliest memories painting street art in the early 2000s. The 19-year industry veteran ...

Every day, no matter where she is, Sulinna Ong puts away her phone, turns off all notifications and lies down on the floor for three hours to listen to new songs. Ong oversees 130 Spotify ...

The “urban cell wall,” as the architects refer to it, was constructed using modular metal panels that are lined with colorfully glazed terra-cotta, a reference to Hangzhou’s traditional ...

Wall and his band, the Scary Prairie Boys, will be playing a sold-out show Sunday at the First Interstate Center for the Arts. Local journalism is essential. Give directly to The Spokesman-Review ...

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Eric Gibson is editor of the Leisure & Arts page of The Wall Street Journal. He joined the Journal in 1998 as an assistant editor and art critic for the Leisure & Arts page, and was previously ...