Danish designer Finn Juhl achieved something like the modernist apotheosis of self-subtraction: over a nearly five-decade career, he pioneered and popularized that reflexively modest, sublimely simple style known on these shores as Danish modern. Juhl is

Eva Zeisel, who has died aged 105, was one of the most respected postwar product designers in North America. Her specialism was ceramic tableware but she also designed furniture, textiles, glass and lighting. Her remarkably successful career in the Unite

“Zsolnay Belly Button Vase (small)” (1983) by Eva Zeisel. Based on her earlier stacking “Belly Button Room Dividers,” the body and indentation of this vase suggests a navel, among other forms. “Zsolnay Belly Button Vase (small)” (1983) by Eva Zeisel. Bas

Enlarge The Jersey Journal "Calder 41," the current Alexander Calder exhibition at The Pace Gallery on 57th Street in Manhattan, focuses on Calder's canon from 1941, a year considered seminal to his growth as an artist. The exhibit

"First Dark" (2010) by Christopher Kurtz. The 40-inch-tall, hanging, hand carved basswood sculpture was available ($6,500) at Tomlinson Kong Contemporary, New York, in their booth at Pulse Miami. "First Dark" (2010) by Christopher Kurtz. The 40-inch-tall