Nathalie Dewez will be part of our upcoming issue. Following her graduation in 2001 from the Interior Architecture department of the Ecole nationale des Arts… Read more
Ron Arad‘s “Last Train” is our response to a Steinmetz (a diamond company) initiative and commission to create a work of art incorporating diamonds. Produced… Read more
Take a look at Jean-Charles de Castelbajac’s fall winter 2013/2014 collection. During the Paris Fashion Week Jean-Charles de Castelbajac showed his fall winter 2013/2014 women’s ready… Read more
Vipp tops its new table with seven daily dishes inspired by the Nordic cuisine and Danish predilection for functional and streamlined design. 08h00 Breakfast 10h30… Read more
Take a look at Ron Gilad’s latest exhibition “The Logical, the Ironic, and the Absurd” in Tel Aviv. We can also get a closer view on the… Read more
Pierre Hardy celebrates a decade of the “Palais Royal” Boutique. Through this video Pierre explains his attachement to this location and the meaning behind his famous… Read more
Des gestes de la pensée (‘Gesture, and thought’) – the new season of exhibitions at La Verrière, launched in Spring 2013 by curator Guillaume Désanges… Read more
“Time is not the achievement of an isolated and lone subject, but is the very relationship of the subject with the Other…” — Emmanuel Levinas,… Read more
Located at Grünerløkka, right next to Oslo’s main river the Akerselva, the 1856-built Christiania Seildugsfabrik was previously a sail-making factory. But since 2009, the building… Read more
Anders Smebye (b. 1975) crafts using various media, with a special focus on text, textile and sculpture. His work involves satire, digressions and misreadings, to… Read more
The textile tradition used by Inger Johanne Rasmussen (b. 1958) comes closest to patchwork quilting. These hand-stitched quilts were made out of scraps or used… Read more
Since the end of the 1960s, Konrad Mehus (b. 1941) has been a central figure in Norwegian crafts. Dinnertime (1974), combining a crystal glass and… Read more