Nicolai Bergmann & Thomas Lykke are two danish designers who collaborated on conception of the flagship store for the new Jewelry ‘s collection of Nicolai Bergmann in Tokyo.

Paris is often considered to be the capital of gastronomy. Nevertheless the biggest city of France is packed with Asiatic treasures and notably Japanese. Small reckless adventure between Paris and Tokyo.

Capital of South Korea, Seoul is a huge metropolis where sky-scrapers, high-tech undergrounds and pop culture are next to the Buddhist temples, to palaces and to street markets.

At Design Miami, Norwegian Crafts showcases key pieces by the ever-more-relevant and politically-charged oeuvres of feminist craftspeople Elisabeth von Krogh and Ellen Grieg.

Providing a fresh platform for historical and contemporary works by radical feminist artists, Fair. was a new offering during this year’s Miami Art Week; mounted in the unconventional setting of a shopping mall.

The NSU Art Museum Fort Lauderdale opened a comprehensive Frank Stella exhibition earlier this month. The showcase traces the evolution of approaches and inspirations that… Read more

Select art and collectable design Fair Salon NY returns from 10 to 13 November; featuring innovative contemporary and iconic historical works from our favourite galleries.

Changing the co-working formula, Milk Group’s Mazdack Rassi and Erez Shternlicht open Camp David in Brooklyn’s burgeoning Industry City. the 12,000 square metre space was… Read more

This autumn and winter, New York’s MAD Museum dedicates the majority of its galleries to an immersive series of interactive installations that reveal the wide history and application of sound art.

Faye Toogood mounted Trade Show during this year’s London Design Festival. Opting out of a traditional furniture fair model to launch her Spade Chair, the multi-talented British designer established a barter system with 50 of the UK’s leading creatives. The resulting showcase resembled a cabinet de curiosité.

Breathing Heart is an installation by German multimedia artist Johanna Keimeyer that asks visitors to look inside themselves, literally. An inflated structure is matched by the sensorial qualities of light, sound, scent, and rhythm for full scenographic effect. First mounted during Art Basel, the project – captured in film – travels to New York this month.

TLmag sat down with Allen to discuss his curatorial interests, the plans for this year’s Design Pavilion and his thoughts on bringing design to a greater audience