What Exactly Are Collapsible Cups?
A folding cup is a reusable travel cup that can be folded down in size and used to transport any beverage. Because it may be used and reused, it can take the place of disposable cups, leading to less trash and a cleaner environment. To further improve mobility, foldable cups may be folded to a […]

What Are The Inner Workings Of A Hot Food Vending Machine?
You won't believe how simple the construction of hot beverage vending machines is. In most cases, they have two separate compartments: Refrigerator Heating source The cooking system normally consists of a pair of components positioned opposite one another at the top and bottom of the appliance. Working When a consumer makes a payment and chooses […]

Aluminum Track - The Best Choice for a Track Surface!
Aluminum track is the best choice for a track surface. For many years, aluminum has been used in high-performance sports equipment such as bicycles and skates. It's durable, lightweight, and easy to work with. An aluminum track also has several benefits over other types of tracks that make it ideal for use in professional training […]

Custom Candle Packaging Boxes Wholesale
Companies can purchase Candle jars in bulk from Premium Custom Packaging, a global packaging provider that caters to both retail and wholesale customers. We believe that it is important for businesses of all sizes to have attractive and functional packaging because it not only helps to keep products secure but may also promote the business. […]

The Art of Design - A Netflix Series
Netflix has an excellent documentary series on the art of design. Produced by Morgan Neville and former Wired editor-in-chief Scott Dadich, the show profiles influential figures in the field. This shows how design can improve a company's products and services. It is an engaging and inspiring way to learn more about how to make products […]

Color, Color Everywhere: The Dorothy Liebes Papers Shine In A Dark Pandemic Year
As the COVID-19 virus tightened its grip on the nation and the grim spring of 2020 gave way to an uneasy summer, I was one of the first staff members to return to in-person work at the Archives of American Art’s offices in downtown DC. Physically processing collections is one of the core duties of […]

How I Organized One Of The Trickiest Spots In Our Home—The Kids’ Closets!
Over the past year, we’ve slowly freshened up most of the rooms in our house, starting with the main areas (living, kitchen, master bedroom) and moving to the smaller yet equally important (powder bath and pantry.) It’s funny how those seemingly less impactful spaces make just as much of an impact on my mental state. Clearing the […]

Patrick Kelly: Runway of Love @ de Young Museum, San Francisco
A grape. An interviewer asks the late designer Patrick Kelly to describe what captivated him about Paris. The Mississippi native smiles at the marketplace memory of biting into a juicy grape, revealing his keen appreciation for simplicity, as well as the sweetness that can supplant an acrid seed. I spoke with curator Laura Camerlengo and […]

An Immense New Book Surveys the Work of More Than 300 African Artists
Zanele Muholi, Bhekezakhe, Parktown (2016), gelatin silver print, 50 × 35.9 centimeters. Photo © Zanele Muholi. Stevenson, Amsterdam, Cape Town and Johannesburg, and Yancey Richardson, New York One of the most expansive volumes of its kind, African Artists: From 1882 to Now compiles a broad sampling of works from more than 300 modern and contemporary artists […]
