Spazio Nobile Gallery

Spazio Nobile participates in PAD London with “Spray the Colour”, a group exhibition by select gallery artists and designers.

Between September 12th-30th, design takes over the European capital with more than 100 events that showcase Belgian excellence and creativity.

Spazio Nobile presents work by Märta Thisner & Åsa Jungnelius, including a special book signing with the artists for the launch of their collaborative book, Mussels, on September 15th.

Laura Laine, presents “Naure Morte”, a solo show of glass works at Suomen Lasimuseo, the Finnish Glass Museum. This is Laine’s largest exhibition to-date, featuring glass works made over the past decade, since she began working in this medium. The exhibition is on view through September 29th.

For the 18th edition of Design Miami.Basel, Spazio Nobile presents LuniSolar, a duo exhibition between Taiwanese artist designer Pao Hui Kao and Norwegian ceramic artist Ann Beate Tempelhaug. The fair opened on June 11th and is on view through June 16th, 2024.

Bela Silva presents a vibrant, colourful collection of work inspired by the cultural and natural life of Brazil at the MAC Niteroi, Oscar Niemeyer’s iconic modernist building. The exhibition is on view through May 12.

Lise Coirier spoke with Swedish glass artist Åsa Jungnelius ahead of her solo exhibition, Desire, Utensil, Container, at Spazio Nobile Gallery.

PAD Paris returns to the Tuileries for the 26th edition of this collectible art and design fair. The fair is on view between April 3-7, 2024.

Spazio Nobile presents Good Luck! New Experiments, a group show of nine designers, at the 7th edition of COLLECTIBLE, at the Vanderborght Building in Brussels between March 7- March 10, 2024.

Between February 22-25, NOMAD St. Moritz returns to the former Hotel Eden for a cutting-edge presentation of 25 galleries and 9 special projects.

Dive into a fascinating conversation between Japanese mentor Naoto Fukasawa and Taiwanese emerging artist designer Pao Hui Kao, where they unearth the profound connection between paper, Urushi, and nature. This exchange appears in the 2023 issue of TLmag39: The Culture of the Object.

Chicago-based artist Jacqueline Surdell has her first solo museum exhibition at the Abroms-Engel Institute for the Visual Arts (AEIVA), in Birmingham, Alabama.