Back in February the participants of the exhibition “Trading Places. Designers meet the collection” at the Kunstgewerbemuseum Dresden spent two
In the past we have, admittedly, been “somewhat” harsh on Chemnitz. Unfairly so considered some. Many. “C’mon! Chemnitz isn’t all
Since January 2014 Vienna born designer, curator and author Tulga Beyerle has been Director of the Dresden Museum of Decorative
“Potentially it is the simplest assignments, unencumbered by the complex mix of functional, technical or economic conditions, that allow an
For us one of the stand-out projects submitted to the 2013 International Marianne Brandt Contest was without question 2tables by
IMM Cologne kept us busy into February, but the month also saw the opening of an Eileen Gray retrospective in
At the recent Designtage Brandenburg Design Conference Vitra Design Museum Chief Curator Mateo Kries held the opening keyword speech. Under
“How did you first hear about kkaarrlls?” It’s perhaps not quite a question on a par with “Where were you
Established in 2010 by the architects Pascale Wakim and Nicolas Bellavance-Lecompte, Beirut based Carwan Gallery is and was the first contemporary
Since establishing their own design studio in Stuttgart in 1994 Markus Jehs and Jürgen Laub have quietly gone on to
As part of DMY Berlin 2013 the Belgian design critic, curator, journalist and lecturer Max Borka organised the exhibition “Refugium.
Older readers will be aware that we have often held up the absence of some of Germany’s most important designer
In our Orgatec interview with Vitra CDO Eckart Maise we talked about the office system as the central component of
Wandering round the Vitra spaceship at Orgatec there was one product that you simply couldn’t fail to notice. On every
Without wanting to sound too much like Dieter Rams, good design really, really doesn’t have to be complicated or otherwise
Back in January Benjamin Hubert was awarded the A&W Audi Mentorpreis 2012. Presented in conjunction with the A&W Designer of
Older readers will remember our post from the opening of the exhibition “Zoom. Italian Design and the Photography of Aldo
Talk to anyone about design and the furniture industry in the UK and you’ll quickly come to realise that while
As reported elsewhere in these pages, there is a great deal of hope in the UK that the 2012 Summer
On May 3rd the exhibition “Bauhaus: Art as Life” opens at the Barbican Art Gallery London. Organised in co-operation with
Back in October one of our highlights at Vienna Design Week 2011 was the exhibition kidsroomZOOM! Essentially a mid-town Vienna
The V&A Museum London exhibition “British Design 1948-2012” pretty much does what it says on the tin. It reviews British
At Milan 2011 Moormann presented the prototype of Pressed Chair by Harry Thaler. At Milan 2012 the market ready version
As we’ve already admitted the first time we saw a Dutch Invertuals exhibition we didn’t hang around very long. Since
Ostensibly established as a location for presenting and archiving Vitra CEO Rolf Fehlbaum’s private collection of designer furniture, the Vitra