Focus on Miami

A Brazilian phenomenon brought to South Florida, Casacor offers an alternative to the standard fair showcase, weather it be the contract furniture or collectible design… Read more

British Craft: The Miami Edit returned to Miami Art Week with a curated selection of talents changing the definition of the discipline.

Earlier this month, Romanian artist Daniel Knorr unveiled one of his emblematic Bonhomme Universe sculptures during the opening of the Herzog de Meuron-designed Jade Signature… Read more

The recently revamped Surf Club forms the perfect backdrop for an in-depth exhibition spotlighting the long term, interdisciplinary collaboration and friendship of architect Richard Meier and artist Frank Stella.

As a collaboration with Airbnb, Belgian duo Muller Van Severen launched an interactive installation during Design Miami, based on the concept of the shared home

The Institute of Contemporary Art in Miami has been busy: it just moved to its new permanent home, and launched a public sculpture initiative with pieces by Sol LeWitt

At Design Miami, Norwegian Crafts showcases key pieces by the ever-more-relevant and politically-charged oeuvres of feminist craftspeople Elisabeth von Krogh and Ellen Grieg.

Providing a fresh platform for historical and contemporary works by radical feminist artists, Fair. was a new offering during this year’s Miami Art Week; mounted in the unconventional setting of a shopping mall.

The NSU Art Museum Fort Lauderdale opened a comprehensive Frank Stella exhibition earlier this month. The showcase traces the evolution of approaches and inspirations that… Read more

Museums and design festivals across the world are celebrating Ettore Sottsass in 2017, a hundred years since the Italian design great was born, and showing that he’s more than just Memphis.

Living between the US, Singapore and Switzerland, designer Ini Archibong discussed with TLmag how glass, colour and culture have become essential to his work.

TAKT PROJECT’s 3D-printed crystals, Marjan van Aubel’s jewel-like solar cells, and Jimenez Lai’s surfacing made of upcycled crystals are the future-proof Swarovski winners.