TLmag Special Editions

Roots is a monumental installation by Finnish artist Kustaa Saksi made from jacquard weaving and delicate Japanese washi paper yarns. The installation is on view at the Institut finlandais through February 21, 2026.

At Istanbul’s Pera Museum, Swedish artist Åsa Jungnelius presents A Verse Written with Earth, Fire, Water, and Air, an exhibition curated by Elif Kamişli. Known for her boundary-pushing glass works and feminist approach to craft, Jungnelius invites visitors to experience matter as both medium and message — where glass breathes, marble listens, and obsidian remembers.

Galerist presents Earth on Their Hands, a solo exhibition by Elif Uras that features a selection of sculptural vessels and ceramic plates that were made between New York and Turkey. The delicately painted, handcrafted vessels reveal layered stories about the invisible labour of women throughout time. The exhibition is on view through November 8th, 2025.

Lameice Abu Aker is a designer living between Jerusalem and Milan. She studied furniture design at the Politecnico in Milan, but a chance encounter with a generations-old family glass workshop in the village of Jaba, Palestine, inspired her to create Ornamental by Lameice, a wildly creative collection of glassware and tableware. TLmag spoke with Abu Aker about her creative practice, her fascination with the alchemy of glass and the history of glass-making in Palestine.

The Swedish Institute in Paris presents “Blazing Grace” a group exhibition of five leading glass artists whose work is reframing the legacy Swedish Grace movement and blazing a new future in Swedish glass. The exhibition is on view between September 3-September 21, 2025.

Berber rugs and weaving have gained enormous popularity in the last decades, but who are the people behind the rugs and what are the traditions and stories told within them? Mina Abouzahra curates “The Soul of a Rug,” an exhibition that sheds light into a community of weavers and their incredible talent as well as her own personal journey of discovery and craft.

Gert Voorjans is an iconic Belgian tastemaker and maestro of the interior design firm Studio GV. From his renowned collaborations with Dries van Noten to his contemporary fabric collections, Voorjans has a distinctive East-meets-West aesthetic that is fresh, layered and truly timeless.

The Fondazione Officine Saffi presents a solo exhibition of works by Norwegian artist Ann Beate Tempelhaug titled, I should have not used blue? The exhibition is on view through May 31, 2025.

La Galerie Patinoire Royale Bach presents Geneviève Levivier: Un Arbre á Soi, a solo show of 11 weavings and 4 large laser artworks, which are made with an innovative laser technique created by the artist. Levivier creates a dialogue between the manual and technical as well as with natural fibres and mixed media. Through her unique processes that build up and take away materials, her work refers to the growth of nature and its destruction. They are like a metaphor of life, which advances by adding experiences and the subtractive experience of time. All of the work is about finding the balance point between those extremes.

The Fondation Cartier in Paris presents the first major European retrospective exhibition of Olga de Amaral. Covering two floors of the museum and featuring over 80 artworks, the exhibition offers an incredible opportunity to dive into the extensive career of this pioneering artist.

ceramic brussels opens its 2nd edition on January 23rd in the sheds of Tour & Taxis. The specialised art fair features 65 galleries and a schedule of talks and related events, including the ceramic brussels art prize award and a spotlight on Norwegian ceramics.

Glas: The Museum of Glass Art in Ebeltoft, Denmark presents Glassy Eyes, a solo exhibition by Tove Storch that showcases the visual artist’s first works in glass. The exhibition is on view through March 9th, 2025.