Vogue and the Museum of Modern Art, traveling to remote parts of Asia in her free time to work with local artisans on her own bespoke decor line. “My family lineage opened doors to artisans who ...

“You see her first before you see this as a decorative art object.” It raised the question: “What if chinoiserie isn’t just about things, but about the fantasies projected onto people and ...

via Metropolitan Museum of Art Capitalism was a dangerous business ... The exhibition is also so intent on avoiding the standard line on Chinoiserie, which focuses on the race to understand ...

The origin and popularity of Chinoiserie can be seen as a broad and deep engagement with and imitation of Chinese culture and art by Europe in the 17th and 18th centuries. This period marked the ...