Veerle Devos
Veerle Devos (aka VOS) is a historian who has been active in journalism for many years, working with DAMNº since 2005. She's co-founder of the Office for Urban Reporting, a research centre and production house that investigates and communicates about 21st-century urbanisation. In her free time she’s preparing a personal travel guide for Portugal.
The Place Where You Find What You’re Not Looking For
Richard Sennett on open cities
Home Fires
Lucie Koldova: Czech designer is guest of honour for Das Haus 2018 at imm Cologne
Glass and the consequences
Emmanuel Babled on the endangered art of colouring glass
Daan Roosegaarde does magic with light
New public art work ICOON AFSLUITDIJK, open after sunset 17 November – 21 January
Holy Crap
Super Local wants to reincarnate waste
Ineke Hans. Was ist Loos?
Last chance to see the exhibition at the Kunsthalle Wien, Vienna, until 12 November.
Re-centring the Periphery
Cuban artist Carlos Garaicoa talks about the impact of geopolitics on his work and the art world.
Saving The City
200Grs sends ripples through Beirut
Beirut’s Hybrid Chaos
Rana Salam extols street design
Intuitively Rational
Sigve Knutson, touched by Beirut
The thrill of imperfection
Erik Kessels & Friends at NRW Forum in Dusseldorf from 12 August until 5 November
Please touch
The textile exhibition at Design Museum Gent is doing the unthinkable: letting you touch!
About a dress that reads like a book
Spotted at the Beirut Design Week: Ziad Qweider
Spotted at Beirut Design Week
Some highlights from the 6th edition