Designed by Amsterdam-based architecture firm Beyond Space, the scenography for The Jeweler’s Art: Revolutionary Jewelry from the 1960s & 1970s captures the aesthetic and cultural zeitgeist of the era.
The Argentinian artist and designer known for his 3D visualizations launches a new collection of work through an online exhibition and auction.
Designers, manufacturers, and curators continue to come up with imaginative solutions for experiencing design—without leaving your home.
R for Repair shines a spotlight on the throwaway economy by pairing ten local designers with ten broken objects in need of a fresh lease of life.
Guest curated by Alice Stori Liechtenstein, Split Personality offers a diverse survey of contemporary design work that prioritizes story-telling over functionality.
A new exhibition at Berlin's Museum for Architectural Drawing presents dozens of the architect-artist's imaginative and often sarcastic drawings.
The Tribeca gallery’s An Affair to Remember exhibition cleverly incorporates three planned fair booth displays canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
With a focus on EDM's originators and the British context, the Design Museum's exhibition sets itself apart from others on electronic music and design.
In a new exhibition at Chicago's Volume Gallery, Ross Hansen transposes nature’s excesses to a startling, yet exquisite effect.
The artist engages with American lore in the exhibition Codeswitch at the Bronx Museum of the Arts.
Opening in October at the Louisiana Museum of Modern Art, Taking Time highlights the architect’s building techniques, inspirations, and social aspirations.
The Bay Area–based design and research office is sparking collective conversations on social, cultural, and ecological pluralism in architecture.
The Danish textile giant brings together 28 designers from across the globe to explore the possibilities of knitted textiles.
The Lille Métropole 2020 World Design Capital La Manufacture: A Labour of Love exhibition looks back at the design world’s two-decades-long obsession with material experimentation.
Through exhibitions and an upcoming master’s program, the Amsterdam-based duo is trailblazing a more dynamic approach to sustainability.
ATELIER BRÜCKNER has crafted an exacting and celestial exhibition space for the legacy watch brand.
Six months after the release of the namesake book during the latest installment of the biennial, PERFORMA has launched Bodybuilding, which features thirty-five architecture studios who engage with performativity.
After shuttering in March, the studio’s water-driven retrospective is available virtually.
Kiruna Forever, an exhibition at ArkDes, traces the town's relocation due to geological instability.
Championing the Brazilian designers’ three-decade-plus career, Campana Brothers – 35 Revolutions is the largest exhibition ever dedicated to the twosome.
