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from jewel-covered apples to frozen clocks: 62 ideas for the high line’s next sculpture
‘the intelligent hand moves everything’: alberto cavalli on homo faber and the future of craft
es devlin, jeremy deller and more artists unite in ‘together for palestine’ auction
es devlin’s triangular bookshelf rotates within a mirrored pool for miami art week 2025
the art of the miniature staircases at cooper hewitt design museum
broken ladders, bird sculptures, and hidden faces shape ricardo luevanos’ tokyo exhibition
the frankfurt kitchen and margarete schütte-lihotzky’s vision of a ‘machine for living’
VCUarts qatar explores ‘thresholds of perception’ at venice biennale 2026
material, structure, and scent converge in so koizumi’s south korean solo exhibition
do ho suh maps four decades of home, memory, and migration at MMCA seoul retrospective
mark francis turns sound and frequency into vibrating abstract paintings
anne loch magnifies flowers, sheep and mountains at zentrum paul klee in switzerland
freddie mercury’s iconic costumes to enter the V&A galleries in london
ann veronica janssens fills Hermès ginza with light, fog and shifting perception
ADN FÓRUM turns madrid pink with art, design and a temporary ‘dry port’
broken ladders, bird sculptures, and hidden faces shape ricardo luevanos’ tokyo exhibition
lens installation uses rhythmic timber slats to frame island’s historic churches
twelve tanks and dripping aqueduct trace water loss at mies van der rohe barcelona pavilion
ann veronica janssens fills Hermès ginza with light, fog and shifting perception
sculptural table lamps combine 3D printing, graphic geometry, and saturated color
charlie firth combines 3D printing with functional table lamps to create memphis-inspired sculptures for the modern-day home.
cool blue tones meet a vivid red counter inside hubarch’s new optics boutique
pale blue interiors, polished concrete and a custom red counter shape bazilio optics boutique through a restrained play of color and material.
3D printed banjo uses party balloon as its sound box to explore how air changes the tone
the playful DIY instrument can be assembled from 19 printed pieces, then modified with different balloons and strings to test how its acoustic character shifts.
pleasure, curiosity and uncertainty reveal how design can create space for freedom, participation and unexpected ways of experiencing the world.






















