French Waves

TLmag talks to celebrated French designer Patrick Jouin on using wood as an alternative to plastic and how his endless fascination with nature’s efficiency influences his prolific practice.

75 years after it was founded, Parisian Ecole Camondo expands its reach and opens a second site overlooking Toulon’s harbour in September 2019.

TLmag talks to this young gallerist and interior designer on her lifetime passion for collecting her “crushes” and her apartment gallery’s latest exhibition.

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

Curated by AWARE: Archives of Women Artists, Research and Exhibitions, the 2019 edition of Art Paris presents an overview of the work of women artists in France from the post-war period to the present day.

Two giants of the the twentieth-century art world are put side-by-side to examine their use of ‘the void’ in the current exhibition ‘Calder-Picasso’

Multidisciplinary designer Raphael Navot finds beauty in unexpected places, his series of textiles ‘Land’ at Galerie Diurne is inspired by collected satellite images

Four designers enter the metallic universe of Atelier François Pouenat to create 8 pieces for ‘Series 01’ and push the limits of designing with metal

Three renowned Norwegian artists depict the ‘Forces of Nature’ that shape their native country in versatile ceramic and tapestry artworks

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

Using glass as her medium, British artist Sally Fawkes explores the rich landscapes of Avesnois at MusVerre with the exhibition ‘Vice VERsa’

From clean lined geometric vases to abstract sculptures, Danish ceramics have a rich history. Maison du Danemark celebrates ‘100 Years of Danish Ceramics’