Anna Sansom
Anna Sansom is a British-born, Paris-based journalist who writes about art, design, and architecture for DAMN°, Frame, Mark, The Art Newspaper, Whitewall, Art Now and Noblesse (China).
Rencontres de Bamako
African Photography Encounters
The Devil in the Detail
John Pawson: a colourful life
A True Universe
Lee Ufan, the passage of time.
Keeping it Real
Point Supreme show off their socially conscious approach to architecture and public space in Ljubljana and Chicago.
Contesting ‘home’
Los Angeles exhibition explores how home can invoke both fear and dread, and nostalgia or comfort.
Jewelled Waves
Thousands of glass bricks constitute artist Jean-Michel Othoniel's latest feat: a towering ripping wave.
Crowdsourced Ceramics
Last chance to see Grayson Perry's punchy exhibition exploring everyone's favourite scapegoat, populism.
Post-Industrial Making
Galerie Poirel and Cnap show how designers are divesting from mass production, ranging from Ikea-hacking to making with magnets.
Mudun – Urban Cultures in Transit
at Vitra Design Museum Gallery, Weil-am-Rhein, Germany, until 20 August 2017
Dioramas at Palais de Tokyo
in Paris until 10 September 2017
Oozing with Colour
Germans Ermičs taps into nature
Plywood: Material of the Modern World
at the Victoria & Albert Museum in London until 12 November 2017
Breathing Colour by Hella Jongerius
at the Design Museum, London, until 24 September 2017
Hue and No Cry
Philips takes on the atmosphere