TLmag Extended Print Editions

Continuous space and tangible light distinguish Michael Gabellini’s interiors for architect Tadao Ando’s first residential development in New York.

Modifying the everyday, even just slightly, can have surprising effects. For reformed architect-turned-artist Alex Schweder, reexamining the mundane through strategic experimentation reveals how buildings perform… Read more

Set in an iconic Chelsea brownstone, New York’s Twenty First Gallery is a far cry from the white cube spaces that line the nearby High Line. Featuring work by top historical and contemporary European designers, gallerist Renaud Vuaillat fosters a domestic atmosphere.

Ahead of opening Ventura New York: The Dutch Edition this week (20-23 May), Organisation in Design founder Margriet Vollenberg speaks to TL mag about the new venture, now in its second year.

Ahead of Sight Unseen Offsite (19-22 May), founders Monica Khemsurov and Jill Singer talk to TLmag about the major event, their industry-leading blog Sight Unseen, and how design in New York has evolved over the past decade.

Laura Kimpton’s exhibition If WORDS could SPEAK runs till 26 May at HG Contemporary in New York.

In an exclusive interview with TLmag, MET Associate Curator, Modern and Contemporary Christian Larsen talks about his mandate to elevate the often marginalized domain of design through a reorganisation of a collection few are aware of. With his first exhibition Sottsass Design Radical opening at the MET Breuer this July, Larsen is set to break traditional boundaries and establish fresh curatorial solutions.

In 1959, in a room known as the Amalgamated Drawing Office, a secret research team was working on what was to become one of the… Read more

For the Paris-based, Austrian artist and designer Robert Stadler (born in 1966 in Vienna), Solid Doubts does not represent a mid-life crisis; it is not… Read more

New York is a place of cross pollination and collaboration. From my first impression as a visitor, to internships, employments, interdisciplinary collaborations and the founding of my own practice, I felt a shared ambition or a connected dream; to which I belonged. The energy is stimulating, the diversity inspiring and the competition motivating. Buildings, designs, fashion and art performances can only be achieved through cooperation.

Philippe Parreno, whose collaboration with Bas Smets was recently featured in TLmag 26, has used repetition and variation to structure his exhibition at the Serralves Museum of Contemporary Art in Porto until May 1.

TLmag spoke to Adrien Rovero about the silver qualities of his new Layered Mirror showing at Spazio Nobile until February 19.