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Fun, bright and subversive, TLmag talks to Poltronova owner Roberta Meloni and designer Donatello D’Angelo about the radical Italian design movement

It’s been 50 years since the first Biennale Interieur in Kortrijk, Brussels. The 2018 edition sees an emphasis on objects and spaces with meaning

Sophie Gohr celebrates the simple, the forgotten and the discarded at her debut exhibition which showcases her jewelry and ceramic design. A première at Artcurial in Brussels and Private Choice in Paris during FIAC.

In juxtapositions of love and violence the multimedia artist Sterling Ruby’s exhibition at the Pierre Marie Giraud gallery explores Hearts + Clubs

“Night Fever – A Design History of Club Culture”, opening soon at ADAM, shows nightclubs as hotbeds for contemporary culture and design, from November 20

“Each NO/AN handbag is produced from start to finish by the same craftsperson”. NO/AN is above all a wonderful human story, in step with the international spirit of the European capital that is the cradle of a brand which cultivates the Slow and put ethics at the centre of its creative approach.

Ronane Hoet, one half of graphic design studio Hoet&Hoet, talks to TLmag about brand identity, storytelling and the importance of listening

What does drawing mean in the 21st century? The contemporary drawing fair Art on Paper, Brussels, explores this question from september 6-9

An eclectic weekend of art and design await visitors of Brussels Gallery Weekend, taking place across the city’s creative spaces from September 6-9

Patrick Geysels, Director of MoOD+Indigo Fairs, Brussels, tells us what to look forward to at this years edition, including innovation and future thinking

Curator, Giovanna Massoni, discusses fragility as a source of dialogue between design and society in the upcoming Liege triennial, titled Reciprocity

Philippe Vertriest, founder of the ethical clothing brand AKaso, speaks to TLmag about his African inspired collections and the business side of design