TLmag Extended Print Editions

Any serious research into late 1960s radical Italian design will typically begin with Gaetano Pesce. The era’s somewhat unsung prophet set the stage by giving… Read more

An invitation from Eyes on Talents brought the exhibition “ECAL Graphic Design” to Paris during the D’Days festival from 31 May to 5 June. Hosted… Read more

Released today, TLmag 25 explores the correlation between Italy and Switzerland: an Alpine context setting the stage for creative heritage and innovation.

American artist David Salle shares the secret behind his practice, approach to iconography and connection to the East End of Long Island.

Traveling back into the influential community that once defined the Hamptons as a marker of American art.

German heritage brand Thonet expands onto the Belgian market with a new Antwerp showroom.

Snøhetta designs opera houses and museums as city landscapes that also function as public spaces. For Kjetil Trædahl Thorsen, one of the founders of the Norwegian architecture firm, high quality of everyday environments is a way to create awareness, trust and caring for the spaces and built environments.

Paris-based Korean designer Wonmin Park sets his own stage with now iconic coloured-resin furniture series.

Benesse Art Site Naoshima unveils several new works and exhibitions during Setouchi Triennale 2016 which runs this spring from 20 March— 17 April. On view… Read more

The Transparent Body Installation by Tokujin Yoshioka is presented at the Miyake Issey Exhibition: The Work of Miyake Issey on view through 13 June 2016 at the National… Read more

Designer Aldo Bakker’s first retrospective exhibition takes place at Cite du Grand-Hornu in Belgium from 1 May–14 August 2016. In an interview, he tells about his design philosophy.

Architect Vincent Van Duysen talks to TLmag about his work on the threshold or launching his collection of architectural lighting for FLOS in March 2016.