By Rosy Callisto This post aims to give a short analysis in response to the blog “Artkets” by omelettedulamar. As with any other blog, the first thing you notice is the title. From my interpretation, the name is the product of merging the words “art” and “markets” together. The name itself is original and creative, … More A commentary on “Artkets” by omelettedulamar.
By Rosy Callisto Have you ever thought that an ordinary object, like a legal pad for example, could be anything more than just a paper? Well, that is exactly what Matt Kenyon and Douglas Easterly tried to do with their design the “Notepad”. This design looks like a normal stack of yellow legal pads. However, … More How criticism is prospering in design.
By Rosy Callisto Have you lately searched the news concerning the art industry? Every article goes something like “Country X continues to cut investment in the art department by X amount”. For example, the government in Ontario cut tens of millions of dollars in arts funding, because as Michael Tibollo puts it, they need to … More Economy for art, or art for the economy?
By Rosy Callisto Creative industries include a variety of sectors which are centered around human creativity. One of them is Interior Design, which usually does not gather the attention that it deserves. It involves the planning, design, choosing the appropriate colors, furnishings and layout of interior spaces. The goal is to build an environment that … More The truth about Interior Design and its future.
By Rosy Callisto We are all familiar with the action of money laundering, which is basically an attempt to conceal the real origin of illegally obtained money by making it look like they were generated from legitimate business transactions. However, would you ever think that the extend of such actions would expand all the way … More Partners in crime.
Making sense of art and design industries 