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Mother-daughter design duo Helena and Natasha Sultan have set base in New York’s Chinatown with a showroom for their artisanal furniture brand Konekt

R & Company gallery teams up with curator Maria Cristina Didero to mount the SuperDesign exhibition – highlighting iconic masterpieces and supporting ephemera from the Radical Italian Design period.

The Brant Foundation presents a comprehensive retrospective of effant terrible Jason Rhoades (12 November 2017 to March 2018). Paying homage to the late installation artist and… Read more

Select art and collectable design Fair Salon NY returns from 10 to 13 November; featuring innovative contemporary and iconic historical works from our favourite galleries.

New York creative Misha Kahn builds his current Friedman Benda Gallery solo show like a beach; one filled with consumer-grade trash. The setting is used to present a new eclectically bespoke collection.

Changing the co-working formula, Milk Group’s Mazdack Rassi and Erez Shternlicht open Camp David in Brooklyn’s burgeoning Industry City. the 12,000 square metre space was… Read more

São Paulo’s Luciana Brito teams up with New York Brazilian design gallery Espasso to present the first in a series of three historical exhibitions combining art and design.

Foremost artist and human rights activist Ai Weiwei works with various industry partners; the Public Art Fund and the City of New York to mount an extensive series of site-specific installations that address the pressing refugee crises.

This autumn and winter, New York’s MAD Museum dedicates the majority of its galleries to an immersive series of interactive installations that reveal the wide history and application of sound art.

For Exhibit Columbus, the Italian duo and London-based manufacturer Dzek worked together to honour the city’s brick architecture heritage with the help of Mount Etna

Last month, New York lighting designer Bec Brittain invited fellow craft-led designers Material Lust and Alex P. White to showcase as part of Strange Days, a sensuous deco-eques interior staging.

Mini Living teams up with New York firm Bureau V to mount the second iteration of Urban Cabin, a series of site-specific micro house installations addressing key question about the future of city living.