TLmag Extended Print Editions

During the 8th edition of Brussels Art Days and coinciding with Design September, Puls Contemporary Ceramics presents Yves Malfliet (Belgium) and Gitte Jungersen (Denmark).  Puls… Read more

Post-War Japanese art expert Fergus McCaffrey gallery opens the season with a Hitoshi Nomura retrospective. Relentlessly investigating the interplay between art and science, the multidisciplinary… Read more

Opening its eighth season on 10 September, Friedman Benda presents Ettore Sottsass 1955-1969 – the fourth in a series of show dedicated to the revolutionary… Read more

Opening New York Fashion Week with a bang, Givenchy taps into the savoir-faire of Italian legend and creative director Riccardo Tisci for an unparalleled spring summer… Read more

Refined modernist Danish kitchen, bathroom expert Vipp embarks on a new narrative across the big pond. Opening their first North American showroom in the trend-setting… Read more

In line with TLmag 23 Americas, we’ve teamed up with Monocle and the Travel Guide Series. “Taking a journey through the city’s outposts for good food,… Read more

During this summer the designer Philippe Di Méo continues his collaboration with a Champagne House and so he participated in the ritual of the custom creation named Cristal… Read more

Launched in 1997 by Zesty Meyers and Evan Snyderman, New-York-based R & Company represents a distinguished group of historical and contemporary designers whose works are… Read more

Erected in the Canadian countryside, in the heart of the development Fraternité-sur-Lac, the Spahaus contemporary chalets are a wonderful human adventure. It is the creative meeting… Read more

Accompanying the myriad of subjects treated in recently released TLmag 23 Americans, fashion editor and photographer Yves Lavellette takes us on a journey deep into… Read more

The Ode to Osaka  exhibition emerges from the archival traces left behind from Sverre Fehn’s unrealised 1970 pavilion competition entry. The Norwegian architect took part… Read more

It’s impossible to see a paint-dripped or splattered canvas without thinking of Jackson Pollock – the ‘cowboy’ icon of Abstract Expressionism. Accompanied by artist wife… Read more