In its six-episode Season 2, “Abstract” focuses on a half dozen individuals in various corners of the design world, across bioengineering, digital products, and typography.

“Abstract: The Art of Design” is not necessarily a show we’d recommend for binge-viewing. The new Netflix series, streaming now following its Sundance 2017 premiere, is far from bad.

How abstract art, graphic design and point cloud tech combine in unique indie game Dreams of Another. ... But abstract art is a rare example where such clashing of freedoms doesn't occur.

Although Abstract: The Art of Design season 2 occasionally borders on hagiography—especially in the case of Oxman and former Instagram head of design Ian Spalter—it’s never off-putting.

Two years ago, Andra, who studied textile design, suddenly had an inspiration: to turn her father's drawings into fabrics. He loved the idea. "I said, 'Look at this!'" ...

Two of the six drawings that MoMA acquired in 2015 are here: vivacious jigsaw fields of straight and curling lines titled “Design for Iron Work I” and “Design for Iron Work II,” both 1959 ...