For this year’s Vienna Biennale the MAK DESIGN LAB is reinstalled. The presentation explores the role of design in this digitalized era using over 500 objects.

Next week sculptor Mauro Mori reveals his new collection Les Editions Courbet, the result of an ongoing creative collaboration with Les Atelier Courbet.

Martin Szekely presents the ambiguous nature of drawers in his minimal structural configuration ‘The Drawers and I’ at Pierre Marie Giraud gallery.

With the exhibition Prehistoric Times, Centre Pompidou explores archeology and the concept of Prehistory in a profound way.

TLmag met with multidisciplinary artist Sophie Whettnall a few weeks before the vernissage of her first solo institutional exhibition in Belgium at CENTRALE – one of the most important steps in her career.

Belgian artist Thomas Leeroy just opened Behind the Curtain in the Royal Museum of Fine Arts, a solo-exhibition that gives a good overview of his style.

For the fifth edition of London Craft Week the gallery Sarah Myerscough presents the exhibition Charred in Fitzrovia chapel, exploring wood’s materiality.

TLmag highlights two installations, within Ventura Future’s Milan Design Week exhibition, that offered intimate stories and experiences about heritage, memory and using our primary senses.

Carpenter Workshop Gallery New York presents Aldo Bakker’s solo-exhibition Slow Motion, where the artist brings a new perception of furniture.

For over 15 years, journalist and tv-editor of ‘C’est du Belge’ Marie-Helene Vanderborght has provided visibility for creators and designers from Brussels and Wallonia. Her mission: to invite today’s talents into your living room.

Celebrating the unique relationship between Finland and Japan, Artek unites traditional craftsmanship with contemporary and classic designs from both cultures in their new FIN/JPN Friendship Collection, launching at this year’s Milan Design Week.

This Milan Design Week, Architect André Fu launches his lifestyle collection Modern Reflections that is based on key elements of his creative practice.