If you’re interested in design, architecture, urban planning, and how all of these affect our everyday lives, visit the Benaki Museum from April 27 to 29.
We must fight capitalism, big corporations, and corrupt governments. How? The creative director of Adbusters, a guerrilla platform, gives us some clues.
Being in their thirties, David Vivrido and Francesco Sourigues have discovered there are no lifestyle products they like, so they’ve created their own.
The light master’s work may assemble a sci-fi movie or a computer simulation but it’s actually something solid that you can feel. The illusion becomes real.
From memes to protests, discover how graphic design has been getting stronger as a political weapon. On view from March 28 at The Design Museum in London.
Inaugurating on May 24 in L’Hospitalet, the exhibition “No Flyers No Posters” will exhibit all the unique – even weird – campaigns of the music festival.
Discover the legacy of the independent fashion label OWN, founded by Thierry and Hervé, reinterpreted by various creatives. At MAD Brussels from March 16.
This designer duo shares the story of how their paths came together to create their two creative studios, as well as cofound the Form&Seek collective.
Until March 11, the Australian city becomes the focus on how design can change our lives and help solve humankind’s current issues and challenges.
“This Will Be The Place” is a book that celebrates the 90th anniversary of Cassina while exploring how will our homes look like. Today, we talk to its editor.