We catch up with Oskar Zieta about the complexities, challenges and surprises of his iconic inflated metal process and his G-Table series
William Kentridge, the master of creative cross-fertilisation, brings together worlds of performance and animation into galleries and stages worldwide.
On the boulevards of Paris a certain chair will be seen over and over. The rattan chair is an icon of the city. Robert Stadler has redesigned this classic with his Corso Chair
Interior designer, creator of objects, scenographer, Brussels-based Benoît Deneufbourg celebrates 15 years of practice with his first solo show at the CID in Hornu
For 15 years, through her agency Caracas, Hélène van den Wildenberg has brilliantly orchestrated the press relations of the key players in the cultural and artistic world of Wallonia and Brussels
Hugely prolific multidisciplinary artist Wangechi Mutu came first to the UK as a teenager from Nairobi, before moving to the US where she studied art… Read more
Carine Boxy makes mini landscapes from the natural material of sheepskin. TLmag talks to her about her pieces in Spazio Nobile’s Land/Scapes
What does Ukrainian design look and feel like you amy wonder? The project ‘Endangered Design Techniques’ will show you the hidden gems of this country
Through the medium of photography, François Moret captures landscapes across the globe. TLmag talks to him to find out more
TLmag catches up with Chinese artist Wu Jian’an to discuss his solo exhibition ‘Of the Infinite Mind’ at Guardian Art Center
Scenography, fashion shoots, artistic direction, video, photography, clothing design…. David Carette has always presented himself as a multi-facetted creative professional. Today the story is taking a new twist: he is finally daring to define himself as an artist.
This year marks 30 years of Piet Stockman’s studio. As part of our series on the artists behind Spazio Nobile’s Land/Scapes, TLmag catches up with him