The creator of one of the most interesting paradigms of the 21st century, that at the intersection of architecture and synthetic biology, is celebrated at the MoMA in New York with the first solo exhibit dedicated to her work. "Neri Oxman: Material Ecology" can be browsed through the photos of the installation and through focuses on some selected projects. Nevertheless, this is not the only opportunity to dwell on the site of the great American museum. In these days MoMA opens to public all its content, from the first exhibitions of the "Good Design" series, to other milestones such as "Design and the Elastic Mind", up to cult catalogues such as "Italy the new domestic lanscape achievements and problems of Italian Design": a reading to discover or rediscover in these long days of confinement.

Britain's largest museum institution dedicated to design, the London Design Museum, updates its proposal to rediscover its archives on a weekly basis. "Setting the Agenda: From Art&Industry to Fear and Love" is the first exhibition organised in 1982 at its first location, the old V&A boiler room. An opportunity to go back in the history of the institution, discovering the ways in which design found its first space, and its first legitimacy, among the rooms of great museums.

Two exhibitions curated by the New York museum are hosted on the Google Arts & Culture platform: if "Nature by Design: botanical expression" is an accurate and richly referenced survey on the influence that natural forms and themes have had in the applied arts, "African American Design" gives voice to some of its major interpreters, with a focus on contemporary jewelry.

The emuseum section is vaunts a huge archive where you can discover or rediscover the identity of Swiss design culture, get to know the protagonists of twentieth-century graphics, or explore material culture by themes, materials or seasons of design.

An inventive exhibition that is not constrained to the rooms of the museum, which should welcome it to establish itself as a travel experience in the company of objects. Four bags filled with famous and iconic Swedish products are entrusted to visitors to enslave a specific travel direction/tour, to be chosen from the four cardinal points. Visitor reservations are now suspended, but it’s possible to explore virtually the objects that make up each bag as well as the proposed travel itinerary.

"Utopia Now – The Story of Finnish Design" is a journey through the museum's permanent collection, which allows you to observe its acquisitions and, by clicking, read its description.

Long-running project of the city of Chicago, "Great Ideas of Humanity: Passing the Torch" commissions artists and underrepresented communities to interpret "great ideas" through new visual artifacts, now to be found in virtual mode.