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The design exhibitions to see in 2022
Maurice Broomfield, Victoria&Albert Museum, London
Assembling a Former for a Stator, English Electric, Stafford 1960, digital C-type print, printed 2007.
Given by the artist, courtesy © Estate of Maurice Broomfield
Maurice Broomfield, Victoria&Albert Museum, London
Preparing a Warp from Nylon Yarn, British Nylon Spinners, Pontypool, Wales 1964 Digital C-type print, printed 2006.
Given by the artist, courtesy © Estate of Maurice Broomfield
Maurice Broomfield, Victoria&Albert Museum, London
Woman Examining a Sample, Shell International, Holland Laboratories, 1968, gelatin-silver print.
Given by Nick Broomfield, courtesy © Estate of Maurice Broomfield
“Unknown Unknowns”, Triennale Milano, Italy
Exhibition curated by Ersilia Vaudo, astrophysicist and Chief Diversity Officer at the European Space Agency (ESA), installation by Francis Kéré.
Courtesy Triennale Milano
“Unknown Unknowns”, Triennale Milano, Italy
Exhibition curated by Ersilia Vaudo, astrophysicist and Chief Diversity Officer at the European Space Agency (ESA), installation by Francis Kéré.
Courtesy Triennale Milano
“Unknown Unknowns”, Triennale Milano, Italy
Exhibition curated by Ersilia Vaudo, astrophysicist and Chief Diversity Officer at the European Space Agency (ESA), installation by Francis Kéré.
Courtesy Triennale Milano
“Josef Hoffmann: Progress Through Beauty”, MAK, Vienna, 2021
Josef Hoffmann, Sala da pranzo del sanatorio Westend, Dining hall of Sanatorium Westend, Purkersdorf, 1905.
Courtesy © MAK
“Josef Hoffmann: Progress Through Beauty”, MAK, Vienna, 2021
MAK Exhibition Hall.
Courtesy © MAK/Georg Mayer
“Josef Hoffmann: Progress Through Beauty”, MAK, Vienna, 2021
MAK Exhibition Hall.
Courtesy © MAK/Georg Mayer
“It’s Our F***ing Backyard – Designing Material Futures”, Stedelijk Museum
Courtesy Stedelijk Museum
Solar Biennale, Het Nieuwe Instituut, Rotterdam, Holland
Directed by Aric Chen, founded by Marjan van Aubel and Pauline van Dongen, edited by Matylda Krzykowski.
Courtesy Het Nieuwe Instituut
“Super Vernaculars”, Biennal of Design, Ljubljana, Slovenia
Carolien Niebling, The Sausage of the Future / Klobasa prihodnosti, Jane Withers.
Photo Emile Barret, podprl ECAL in objavil založnik Lars Müller, published by Lars Müller Publishers
“Super Vernaculars”, Biennial of Design, Ljubljana, Slovenia
BIO 27, Jane Withers.
Courtesy Biennial of Design in Lubiana