“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
Rediscover the joy of being in the here and now with Michel Van Dyck’s current exhibition, ‘Present’ at the Van Buuren Museum, Brussels
Juliette and Charlotte Castay at Design Parade 2018: the Belgian duo in the Design Parade Toulon finals
The Beelden aan Zee museum in The Hague is showcasing a wunderkammer of Johan Creten’s sculpture work
The Flemish institution has a veritable buffet this season, with an offering that goes from Maarten Baas’ Hide and Seek retrospective to a new collection presentation titled Object Stories
With an exhibition titled The Limits to Growth, the Belgian institution is displaying a group of citizen and designer initiatives that attest to an interest in more sustainable ways of living
