Made in Italy

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

As Bar Basso celebrates its 51st anniversary, TLmag talks to its owner Maurizio Stocchetto about a place that so many designers hold close to their hearts

Fun, bright and subversive, TLmag talks to Poltronova owner Roberta Meloni and designer Donatello D’Angelo about the radical Italian design movement

Embroidery takes patience, skill, and creativity. TLmag talks to The House of Lesage’s artistic director Hubert Barrère about this age old tradition and current innovations within the craft

Renowned architect and designer Michele De Lucchi pairs designers with artisans to create objects that celebrate the hand at Creativity and Craftsmanship, Venice

60 years of material exploration, radical experimentation and politically charged pieces are on display at ‘Gaetano Pesce: Il Tempo Multidisciplinare’

Plastic Field, the current exhibition at the Venetian art space, features a selection of work created by the Italian group between 1981 and 1987

The cultural exhibition, taking place in September at the Fondazione Giorgio Cini, aims to shine a light on the rare skills of a selected group of master artisans

Fondazione Prada’s Venetian outpost is hosting Machines à penser, an exhibition that links seclusion with intellectual production

Under the Roca Recicla initiative, the award-winning Catalonian restaurant and design studio Andreu/Carulla turned one day of polystyrene waste into a limited-edition stool

At the FuturDome during this year’s Milan Design Week, a set of projects from Studio foam, Aectual, Federico Pazienza and Studio Diederik Schneemann played tricks on us.

During this Milan Design Week, several exhibitions asked visitors to interact with furniture through a screen. What does that add to the in-person experience?