Something from something Wednesday, April 29 — Art begins with raw materials. Artists craft parts into vision. Take, for example, the 14 florists and designers participating in “FLORA,” a traveling ...

PORTLAND, Oregon — At Powell's Books in Northwest Portland, crowds of people are always perusing the never-ending stacks for their next read. Some duck into Guilder Cafe, and as they wait for their ...

Even through a screen on Zoom, Chantal Larocque’s world bursts with colour. Vibrant blooms surround her – an exuberant palette of fuschia and white and yellow and green. When I ask what she loves ...

The art of making paper flowers has come a long way since the days of tissue-paper pompoms. Rebecca Thuss and Patrick Farrell, who make up the photography and design team Thuss and Farrell, share ...

Sisters Kwon Young-eun and Young-hyun founded Hanjiroum, a studio in Suwon, Gyeonggi-do Province, to promote their art making jihwa, or flowers made with the traditional paper Hanji. They seek to ...

Seven years ago, Sandra Gaestel created custom coffee filter flowers for a friend’s wedding. She had no idea that the simple gesture would send her on a new path led by her newfound passion, ...

Atlanta’s creative scene is spotlighting three distinct exhibitions that transform everyday materials into art. From couture floral installations at Phipps Plaza to intricate collages and ...

I have always been a perfectionist, and choosing wedding flowers can be such a difficult decision, especially if you don’t have a wedding planner. There are just so many options. Because I’m a paper ...

Wondering what to do with pressed flowers? Create your own DIY oshibana art by learning how to press flowers with a book or paper. Oshibana (押し花) is the Japanese art of using pressed flowers and other ...