Design agency thonik has reinvented itself. The development of a studio on the Wibautstraat in Amsterdam marks thonik’s first foray into three-dimensional design. The building is an eye catcher, manifesto, […]

Guillaume Désanges on art and racism in France

Guillaume Désanges is an independent curator and notably in charge of La Verrière, the exhibition space for contemporary art attached to Fondation d'entreprise Hermès in Brussels.

Guillaume has a reputation for putting on complex and difficult exhibitions packed with meaning and signification. In 2019 he started a series of cycles at the exhibition space, each one […]

VIRGIL ABLOH – Pinking Virgil: The B-side

Crass and commercial or millenial and revolutionizing?

Some call him crass and commercial, others see him more as the millennial Karl Lagerfeld, but whatever your viewpoint, Virgil Abloh has managed to revolutionize streetwear borrowing tactics and an […]

Research & Realities

Printing Microalgae

How sustainable is the colour dye in your top? Where did it come from and how long will its hue last in the wash before inevitably fading? We pick out colours for their shades and aesthetics, but it seems rare that we choose colours based on their pigment origins.

TotoMoxtle

Corn is one of the top three most-grown plants in the world, however its main purpose is not to supply food for people but to be used to make biofuels, […]

This is Copper

There is a problem within sustainable fuel industries whereby the main two factors that tend to effect change within them is either economic incentive or public perception. The difficulty is […]

imm Cologne takes the lead with a new model

Bold Moves, Archive Revivals and Edgy Undertones

KLEUREYCK. Van Eyck’s colours in design

Nature: Technology’s Neverland

Nature: Technology’s Neverland

The relationship between nature and technology has always been polarized to the max – it’s an either or scenario that thinkers from both camps have tried to fuse.

Countryside, The Future – Rem Koolhaas’ Rural Sublime

"Omissions and simplification help us to understand..."

Christien Meindertsma, Redesigning Reality

Christien Meindertsma defies all trends and at a time when design becomes more and more institutionalized she stays obstinately free and single, letting her instincts and personal experiences inform and guide her positions.

Cultural Calendar

Ann Veronica Janssens: Hot Pink Turquoise

The South London Gallery

Artists with Beirut

In Solidarity: International Artists to Raise Relief Funds for Lebanon LOS ANGELES, SEPTEMBER 2020 “Artists with Beirut” was born out of a heartfelt need to show support and solidarity with […]

Various Others Munich

An art festival in its third edition, Various Others promotes cooperative and international art projects in galleries, artist–run spaces, and museums in Munich. The aim is to present the most current trends in contemporary […]

Nina Beier at Sommer Contemporary Art Zurich

Sommer Contemporary Art Zurich presents a solo exhibition by the Danish-born artist Nina Beier. The artist produced a site-specific installation of her work in the context of the home environment of the space. A series of […]

Klaas Rommelaere at The Texture museum in Kortrijk

Klaas Rommelaere presents his larger-than-life embroidered puppets in Texture in Kortrijk The Texture museum in Kortrijk is collaborating with Be-Part, Platform for contemporary art in organising a solo exhibition this […]

Faye Toogood, Assemblage 6: Unlearning

Friedman Benda, New York

Long Reads

Spatial Graphic Design

The new Studio Thonik