Oct
24
Cultural Calendar
Current
Martin Parr – Parrathon – Retrospective
Hangar Art Centre
Past
Bassam Al-Sabah: I AM ERROR
Gasworks
Past
DESIGN CROSSING
CEA at Showroom CEA MILANO
Sep
30
New art space in Seoul by Herzog & de Meuron
ST International and SongEun Art & Cultural Foundation Announce Details of New Space Opening and Inauguration Exhibitions The first realized project of internationally renowned architecture firm Herzog & de Meuron […]
Oct
4
London Craft Week
London Craft Week (LCW) returns for its seventh edition with a curated programme of events across the capital, showcasing exceptional craftsmanship and creativity from emerging and celebrated makers. Featuring nearly […]
Long Reads
Space and Time: The Hospital of the Future
Interview by Gabrielle Kennedy
“If it became automatic, would the hospital of the future be more human?” This is the last question posed in the video for The Hospital of the Future, an ongoing […]
Silent Activism, Alexandra Kehayoglou
Words by Emma Singleton
If you shout the loudest do you always get heard? For artist Alexandra Kehayoglou activism that leads to sustainable change can take other forms. Her silent activism “is to do […]
A COMPLEX YARN
ByBorre, words by Mark Smith
It’s all very well being on the “inspiration circuit”, but as material innovator Borre Akkersdijk says, “that’s not business, it’s entertainment”. To make innovation profitable the scale has to be […]
Research & Realities
THE R’s—REASEARCH AND REALITIES, Benjamin McMillan
BIO: Benjamin McMillan is a recent graduate of the graphic design department at ArtEZ Arnhem, the Netherlands. His current work investigates the intersection between machine-minds and design. PROJECT: Full Auto […]
IT’S A BEAUTIFUL LIFE
Hans Lensvelt gives good anecdote, after all this is the man who gave the go ahead for the special edition Torture Chair. It’s probably why he is working on a book to preserve and share his memories.
Tools of Invention
Rather than seeing digital and analogue productions methods as opposites, the research behind the works design duo Janne Schimmel and Moreno Schweikle created for their exhibition A Tree Full of Splinters asks us to consider what a ‘real’ material is.