Farah Al Qasimi: Star MachineAl Qasimis photographs are filled with flowers but they are rarely real. Instead, they are represented metonymically as object, ornament, pattern, and image. In a series of flower studies, their natural forms are translated materially into a glinting crystal trinket, a perishable garnish carved from a tomato or carrot, and a sugary decoration piped in pink frosting. By capturing this material metamorphosis Al Qasimi amplifies the ways in which flowers

whether on their decks or behind the camera

Monica Juneja

Reinterpretation of amber

Either as a stand-alone centerpiece

Author and editor Sunil Gupta highlights the role of images in India's multilingual and diverse subcontinent

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These exquisite Lucite earrings are beautifully hand-sculpted

Miller recalls her travels between Papulankutja and Mantumaru

Composition: 100% Tuscany Linen

I celebrates craftsmanship traditions through one of the most

this book gives an impressive overview of her poetry

created for the inaugural exhibition at the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures in Los Angeles