SIGNS OF THE TIMES – BANKSY UNVEILS NEW YORK MURAL AGAINST TURKEY’S REGIME
Ms. Dogan is currently serving a two-years and 10 months jail sentence in Turkey for one of her paintings, depicting the destruction of a Kurdish... Read more
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EXPLORATIONS INTO THE MONOBLOC (3) – KAI LINKE’S MIRROR CHAIRS
„Before considering Kai Linke's contribution to Totem and Taboo, it's worth contemplating the seat of ideas on which it rests.Firstly, as Martino Camper has confirmed... Read more
EXPLORATIONS INTO THE MONOBLOC (2) – JERSZY SEYMOUR’S NEW ORDER (FOR ALL)
„Two years ago (in 2005, mb) Jerszy Seymour visited Vitra to show an ordinary plastic garden chair that had been cut and reconstructed with a... Read more
SIGNS OF THE TIMES – MIKE CAMPAU: HOW ANTISOCIAL ARE MY SOCIAL MEDIA?
Mixing photography, illustration, and computer-generated imagery CGI (MODO and VRAY) and using background plates that are Adobe Stock or Campau's own photography, each of the... Read more
FOR AND BY THE PEOPLE – BIG ARCHITECTS, TOPOTEK1 & SUPERFLEX – SUPERKILEN
FOR AND BY THE PEOPLE - BIG ARCHITECTS, TOPOTEK1 & SUPERFLEX - SUPERKILEN When Superkilen opened in center Copenhagen in 2012, the multi-colored and -cultured... Read more
EXPLORATIONS INTO THE MONOBLOC (1): TINA ROEDER’S WHITE BILLION CHAIRS
EXPLORATIONS INTO THE MONOBLOC (1): TINA ROEDER'S WHITE BILLION CHAIRS This text was written for the catalogue of White Billion Chairs (33 by Tina Roeder),... Read more
OPENING TODAY – RICHARD HUTTEN – ZIT! – SIT!
RICHARD HUTTEN Since the leading Dutch designer graduated from the Design Academy in Eindhoven in 1990 he has been buying unusual chairs, or exchanging them... Read more
BALKRISHNA DOSHI WINS THE 2018 PRITZKER PRIZE
Mainly known for his pioneering design of low-cost housing and public institutions , the now 90-year old Doshi became one of the most influential architects... Read more
ON MAPPING AND FLAPPING
The magazine served as a catalogue to the Mapping The Design World exhibition at the Meeting Point of Reciprocity, the Biennial (now Triennial) on Design... Read more