Alex Matisse, co-founder of ceramics firm East Fork, is launching a collection of tableware bearing the work of his famed ...

Being the great-grandson of French painter Henri Matisse carries with it, let’s just say, some creative pressure. That’s why ...

the plant he used in a lot of the cut-outs. Friends would WhatsApp me all the time and say, ‘This looks like Matisse!’” We’re still feeling the cultural ripple effect from those exhibitions.

Matisse would then direct assistants where to position his paper-creations within his compositions on walls or canvases. The resulting works are known as cutouts. Spontaneous, visceral and alive ...

In retrospect, one should have seen this coming. Some of their earlier paintings, like Matisse’s portrait of Marguerite, had a paper cutout look. And Picasso’s collaborations with Braque ...

Alex Matisse wanted to go in his own creative direction with East Fork. Now he’s weaving in aspects of his famous ...

For its latest release, East Fork unveiled the Henri Matisse collection, which showcases some of the artist's most iconic ...

Henri Matisse: The Cut-Outs is on at the Tate Modern from Thursday 17 April until Sunday 7 September 2014 ...

East Fork has unveiled its latest project, The Matisse Collection, as a tribute to Henri Matisse, the great-grandfather of the brand's CEO.

As Michel Anthonioz, former director of the Musee d'Orsay, writes, the cut-outs allowed... Nina Hollein, Text by (Art/Photo Books), Max Hollein, Text by (Art/Photo Books), Henri Matisse ...

Henri Matisse: The Cut-Outs is on at the Tate Modern from Thursday 17 April until Sunday 7 September 2014 Digital image:The Hammer Museum, Los Angeles/Artwork:© Succession Henri Matisse/DACS 2014 ...