Focus on Milan

TLmag talks to Fonderia Artistica Battaglia’s new Art Director Nicolas-Bellavance Lecompte about his multi-faceted practice, his new role and the concept behind his latest show ‘L’Ultima Cera’.

This Milan Design Week, Berlin Art Glass debuted ANALOG with their new Artistic Director Philip Weber. TLmag talks to him about his latest successes.

Celebrating the unique relationship between Finland and Japan, Artek unites traditional craftsmanship with contemporary and classic designs from both cultures in their new FIN/JPN Friendship Collection, launching at this year’s Milan Design Week.

TLmag talked to Italian glass artist Simone Crestani about his young beginnings, artistic philosophies and Asian inspirations for his personal exhibition ‘Poetry of Light’ – on view at the Adele-C showroom during Milano Design Week.

During Milan Design Week 2019, the Swiss bathroom company LAUFEN will present a juxtaposing installation in collaboration with New York-based studio Snarkitecture.

Nineteen international designers collaborate in the fourth edition of Doppia Firma; a Milan design week exhibition that couples up contemporary designers with master artisans.

TLmag takes a look at what pioneering organisation Ventura Projects has in store for its 10th anniversary edition at Milan Design Week 2019.

In 15 new sculptural ceramic pieces, Danish artist Anders Herwald Ruhwald manisfests the theories and thinking of Asger Oluf Jorn (1914-1973)

Offering a platform for designers, project and academies to engage with a wide audience at Salone del Mobile, Ventura Future is seeking participants

Renowned social artist, Theaster Gates, curated ‘The Black Image Corporation’ from the Johnson Publishing Comany’s archives in celebration of African American women

TLmag talks to Patricia Urquiola and Federica Sala about their curation of ‘A Castiglioni’ – a monolithic exhibition celebrating the Milanese design maestro

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