USM Haller Re-framed revives classic modular system
The USM Haller system, launched in the late 1960s, is celebrated for its chrome‑plated steel frame and ball‑connector that lets shelves, desks and storage units…
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Raul de Lara’s “Host” exhibition weaves together wood and identity
“Why can plants be considered native to more than one nation while people can’t?” This is a question that is very much relevant today with…
Gabriel Chaile’s Marianne Boesky Gallery exhibit blends indigenous form, protest, and storytelling
We love exhibits that are able to blend together culture, politics, and storytelling seamlessly into eye-catching visual representations. Argentine artist Gabriel Chaile (b. 1985, San Miguel de Tucumán) makes…
Peak Design and Fujifilm Unite: FIELD LAB Transforms NYC’s Photography Scene with Hands-On Gear Experience
Bringing together two brands that I absolutely love, Peak Design, the crowdfunding champion known for their innovative camera gear and carry solutions, has partnered with…
Chinese Paper Umbrella brings tradition and modernity to the Venice Biennale
Paper umbrellas have deep roots in Chinese culture, symbolizing both shelter and celebration. For centuries, these umbrellas were crafted from bamboo and oiled paper, often…
Botanical Allegory series by Nosheen Iqbal brings nature to wood embroidery
Art has always been a mirror, reflecting not just what we see around us, but also what we feel, remember, and dream. In Nosheen Iqbal’s…
Solve an Hermès mystery at interactive installation
One of the favorite past times of friend groups the past few years are teaming up or going against each other in escape rooms or…
FundamentAI shows how AI and nature can co-design cities of tomorrow
Even though you’ve probably seen “AI this” and “AI that” for the past couple of years, we’re still barely scratching the surface of what Artificial…
BEYOND Expo 2025 Wants to Transform Uncertainty Into A Trigger for Innovation
It already feels like BEYOND Expo 2024 wrapped just yesterday – with its sprawling exhibition halls, a kaleidoscope of cutting-edge tech, and buzzwords ricocheting off…
Naoto Fukasawa and Jakuets Bring Imagination to Life with “Playful Sculptures”
Japanese designer Naoto Fukasawa, renowned for his minimalist and human-centered design philosophy, has partnered with Jakuets, a century-old Japanese manufacturer of educational materials and play…
LAYER celebrates 10 years of innovative design with 101010 exhibit at Milan Design Week 2025
LAYER is an acclaimed and innovative design studio founded by Benjamin Hubert. What better way to celebrate their 10th anniversary than with a landmark exhibition…
Oculta Studio’s Kinetic Vases Reimagine Tradition at Milan Design Week 2025
Imagine walking into a space where ancient echoes meet the dynamism of the present. That’s the vibe Oculta Studio is bringing to Milan Design Week…
Shiyuan Xu’s porcelain sculptures bring together biology and tradition
I can confidently say that I’m a creative person but I will probably never be an artist in the strictest sense of the word. I…
Do Ho Suh’s Walk the Line exhibit explores memory and architecture
Walking through spaces that are unfamiliar can evoke some sort of feeling in you, whether it’s a good or uncomfortable one depends on your own…
Kombucha by-product used to create leather for traditional shadow puppet exhibit
People either really love or really hate kombucha, depending on how you feel about its unusual tart taste. One of the by-products of the industry…
Architecture for Dogs exhibit showcases creative habitat designs for fur babies
Over the past years, we’ve seen dogs play a bigger part in their humans’ lifestyle. They’re no longer just pets but are already part of…