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At the Triennale di Milano, artist Haegue Yang’s vast multi-media installations and artworks explore personal and universal tensions in her solo exhibition

Musée des Arts Décoratifs, Paris, is celebrating all things Japanese in their upcoming exhibition, ‘Japon-Japonismes, 1867-2018’, from November 15 – March 19, 2019

Opening October 13th, Kimono Refashioned:1870s-now! examines the impact of this Japanese garment on the global fashion industry throughout history and today

The South Korean artist is showcasing Acquired Nature, a solo show in Seoul’s PKM Gallery focused on the divisions between the natural and the artificial

The Japanese collective collaborated with the artisans of the Manufacture de Sèvres to produce a series of special-edition objects inspired by nature

In southwestern France, the arc en rêve centre d’architecture is honouring the production of Hangzhou’s Amateur Architecture Studio with a major exhibition

For Design Miami/Basel, the Japanese studio is releasing a metal furniture collection inspired by the look of watercolour paint on white paper

In Le Notti Bianche, a new limited-edition book by Skira Editore, the Japanese photographer explores the history of several celebrated opera houses throughout Italy

The Japanese industrial designer is the mind behind thew newest outpost of the fashion house on home ground. The key to his proposal? Sumi everywhere.

It’s hard to talk about Laarman’s sustained success without mentioning his partner in crime, filmmaker Anita Star. Together, they head the Amsterdam-based Joris Laarman Lab.

Martin Szekely will be exhibiting at MADD (Musée des Arts décoratifs et du Design) in Bordeaux, France from 26th April until 16th September 2018. This interview is the best way to reveal some of the hidden facets of this iconic French designer.

One of the most dynamic design companies in China today, Neri & Hu, answered to TL Mag about their inspiration and their collaboration.