The Tallinn Art Hall is hosting one of Estonia’s most comprehensive graphic design exhibition, with 100 designers and groups from 25 countries
Last weekend, Robert Wilson welcomed over 1,200 guests to the 24th Annual Watermill Center Summer Benefit, raising funds for the institution’s year-round programming. The event brought the creative and philanthropic worlds together for a night of performances, installations; an auction; dinner and dancing. Aptly, this year’s edition had a strong political focus.
TLmag talks to Tom Joyce about how and why iron is so significant to him, and how his Everything At Hand exhibition disrupts perceptions.
TLmag spoke to the Pompidou’s chief curator of design and industrial forecasting, Marie-Ange Brayer, about the incredible organisation.
TLmag spoke to rising New York star Misha Kahn about his singular approach to sculpture, craft and design.
Museums and design festivals across the world are celebrating Ettore Sottsass in 2017, a hundred years since the Italian design great was born, and showing that he’s more than just Memphis.
The current exhibition at the Parisian space presents works created by artists from all over the African continent —including a selection from Jean Pigozzi’s contemporary collection
A new book by Pandora Publishers tells the visual and business story behind one of Belgium’s most prolific contemporary industrial designers
The Peggy Guggenheim Collection in Venice is hosting a comprehensive retrospective of the American artist’s abstract work
This summer, the Belgian institution has a moving-museum-within-a-museum with 019 and a bit of A Wild Thing thanks to Maarten Van Severen & Co
Performance artist Michael Portnoy talks to TLmag about appropriating popular culture in art institutions with dramatic effects.
De Stijl is 100 years old this year and its impact lives on in the Netherlands’ superb architecture, as can be seen in this selection by Eleonora Usseglio Prinsi.