His art practice is one that works with, through and around the tense and the arbitrary but deeply resonant relationship between the word and its meaning, the alphabet and its sound.

But “Lithoparticle Dispersions: Colloidal Alphabet Soup,” a product of Mason’s research of particles in viscous liquid, was recently featured in New York’s Museum of Modern Art, or MoMA.

French designer Ora ïto has recently been working on a series of public transport projects in France, from the transformation of the lively urban hub of Place Castellane in Marseille to a progressive ...

Jilali Gharbaoui’s “Composition,” from 1969. His paintings, like those of Cherkaoui, are inspired not by Arabic itself but by the North African Tifinagh alphabet. Barjeel Art Foundation ...

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Little love letters Holten’s Irish Tree Alphabet, first exhibited at VISUAL Carlow last year, is amongst the Crawford Art Gallery’s recent €400,000 spend on additions to the national collection.

The oldest decipherable full sentence in an alphabet ever found, dated to 1,700 B.C.E., is inscribed on a tiny ivory comb unearthed in 2016 at the Tel Lachish archeological site in central Israel.

Art World The Daily Alphabet: Local Newspaper’s Front Page Features 26 Letters in 26 Days An ode to the wonders of print. Lauren Palmer August 11, 2015 Share This Article ...

To achieve that merging, she’s created a kind of alphabet or semi-abstract set of 35 symbolic images, each of which she associates with the essence (and language) of her being.

The university’s department of art and design is thrilled to present “The Alphabet Project: A City, a Newspaper, and 26 Letters,” on view through Nov. 16.

The alphabet is thought to have been developed by Levantine miners working in the Sinai, Egypt, in around 1800 BC, who were inspired by Egyptian hieroglyphs to create their symbols.