TLmag speaks to Astrid Ullens and Galila Barzilai Hollander, collecting contemporary art and photography and eclecticism.
Geneva’s Musée d’Art et d’Histoire (MAH) presents ‘Walk on the Water’. Curated by Jakob Lena Knebl, the exhibition reimagines the museum through various domestic spaces; art, design, popular culture and history are combined through the lens of the everyday.
Design studio Formafantasma designed the light Wireline for Flos, a design which was born as an evolution of the concept that led to WireRing in 2017.
The Louvre Abu Dhabi presents ‘Abstraction and Calligraphy – Towards a Universal Language’ which unpacks the history of mark-making and calligraphy.
TLmag speaks with Danish architect-artist-designer Cecilie Bendixen about her textile-based practice, her atmospheric approach to space and movement, and gathering inspiration from natural phenomena.
TLmag spoke to contemporary art collector, Frédéric de Goldschmidt, in his duplex in Brussels to speak on his practice and vision.
Designer Elsa Sier developed WIRED, which aims to bridge the gap in communication between humans and devices with colour and movement.
This weekend marks the ending of the show The New Age of Humanism, a journey that is both experiential and holistic, physical and cosmic.
Kunsthalle Seinäjoki presents Calix by Päivi Rintaniemi. In this solo exhibition, the Finnish artist shows a selection of her monolithic, hand-built ceramic sculptures and delicate supporting works.
Koenraad Dedobbeleer’s 2019 show “Kunststoff, Gallery of Material Culture” at Wiels brought together 40 ‘living’ artworks to reflect upon Western culture, art history, and mythology. TLmag spoke with the Brussels-based artist about the exhibition and his practice.
Anna Boghiguian’s solo show at S.M.A.K. traces history of the cotton trade, her on the past and present, poetry and politics, joyfulness, and a critique.
Diana Scherer developed the next Crafted Collectable, and unfolded the subterranean root system of a plant acts as a type of brain.