Pae White (b. 1963, Pasadena, California, US) is one of the most significant women artists participating in the international dialog about the intersection of art and design today. She embraces a wide range of artistic traditions, from the work of the Bauhaus to Charles and Ray Eames to Isamu Noguchi. Born and raised in Pasadena, White uses a palette inspired by the era of the 1970s, She is best known for her sculptural installations, which celebrate color and a tenuous kind of anti-form.

Of all the artist/designers today White is one of the few to surrender the distinction and admit that the two jobs are virtually interchangeable, as are the distinctions between private and public work.  

Pae White has made two works for the biennial, Rover Momentum (picture here) and Clubhouse for Dogs.