The exhibitions not to be missed this autumn
From Bruce Nauman’s neon in Milan to Carolee Schneeman’s pioneering performances on show in London, a list of exhibition projects around the world not to be missed this autumn.
Paris airport’s new departure lounge is inspired by the city’s iconic landmarks
Chzon has enriched the gate area of Terminal 2G of the Charles de Gaulle airport with a refined design, inspired by the aesthetics and history of Paris.
Ciao Giuseppe
"My dream is to live the world.”. We remember our friend and colleague, art director of Domus for more than 30 years.
Is fashion week changing?
Fashion week never had a Fuorisalone. But something is shifting, and this September in Milan, fashion opened up to the city like never before. Meanwhile, Bottega Veneta engages Gaetano Pesce and Gucci shows only twins.
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Toronto will transform an airfield into a public walkway
By Henning Larsen Architects and landscape firm SLA, the Canadian city will transform the area of the now abandoned Downsview Airfield.
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Vibram Carrarmato, the beginning of a design story and the quest for a dialogue with nature
85 years ago, Vitale Bramani patented the Carrarmato rubber sole, the starting point of a decades-long experimentation bringing mountaineering and the human being ever closer, combining performance, experience and sustainability.
Olafur Eliasson in Florence: an exhibition to “activate” the visitor
“Nel tuo tempo” – the major exhibition at Palazzo Strozzi – plays with perceptions through changing works-devices that interact both with visitors and the spaces that house them. And for the first time, the artist deals with VR.
Foster + Partners’ DJI Sky City is a world first, reshaping Shenzhen’s skyline
DJI opened its new headquarters: the first building using asymmetrical suspension in high-rise towers.
Farewell from Nicola Di Battista to his friend Giuseppe Basile
The former Domus director, colleague and friend of Giuseppe Basile, composes a moving tribute to the recently passed away art director, tracing the years of working together, and outlining his unique enthusiasm, dedication and professionalism.
Giuseppe Basile: “Domus has been my life”
We remember our friend and colleague, art director of Domus for more than 30 years, who passed away suddenly this weekend. In this interview, he recounts anecdotes from his long career at the magazine, analyzes the transition from analog to digital, and illustrates what it means to translate the ideas of one editor, (indeed thirteen editors!), into a graphic design.
Manifesto is a futuristic dune buggy that embodies Dacia’s new direction
After updating its brand image in the summer, the Romanian carmaker unveiled a new concept for an off-roader. It won’t get to production, but it will serve as an inspiration for the company’s new vision.
Ten photography exhibitions not to be missed this fall
Experimentation for the exhibitions in Paris and New York, great classics in Italy. From Avedon to Patti Smith, from Lisetta Carmi to Martin Parr. Here are the most interesting exhibitions closing this 2022.
Álvaro Siza’s Getty Notebook: architecture as a metaphor
During an impromptu trip to Los Angeles, Álvaro Siza's sketches and drawings became project material for the Getty Villa. Peter Testa, who was with him, tells how those drawings are emblematic of the great Portuguese architect’s work.
This e-scooter looks like it’s from the future, but you can ride it now
A Vietnamese design studio has created Bandit9 Nano, a vehicle that looks like something out of a 1960s sci-fi movie: it looks like a concept design, but it’s not.
Strike a pose
Fashion and art have always been inseparably entwined: great paintings have depicted the style of their time, and great fashion designers have often celebrated art, from Dolce and Gabbana to Louis Vuitton, from Versace to SuitUp’s kimonos.
12 libraries for the new millennium
In a time of global systemic crisis, libraries are increasingly a beacon of community awareness and identity, projects developed in the belief that only knowledge will save us. We have selected 12 representative projects around the world.
The newspaper that shows the war as seen by Ukrainian photographers
Through the photos of those who suffer war in the first place, The Information Front: Volume One is a project that chronicles the first two months of the armed clash between Moscow and Kiev.