Biennale fever: the first Versailles Architecture and Landscape Biennale
The opening of the latest French biennale is the occasion to make a point on the meanings and the contradictions of an increasingly widespread format.
10 buildings not to be missed at Open House Milano 2019
The fourth edition of Open House will be held in Milano on May 25 and 26.
So men created animals
The exhibition “Creatures Made to Measure” at the Design Museum Gent tackles the delicate issue of our relationship with other animals.
The Design Museum Den Bosch presents a retrospective on Geert Lap
The exhibition “Specific Objects” showcases the ceramic pieces of the Dutch minimalist maestro in a scenography designed by Aldo Bakker.
Nike, a manual for sustainable design
The future of fashion is green, for the US brand, which is investing in the circular economy. This includes a bike-sharing service, for the moment available in Portland only.
Goodbye IM Pei
IM Pei (Ieoh Ming) has died at the age of 102, leaving behind a legacy that has made him one of the greatest Modern masters of the twentieth century.
Jimmie Durham: making arts means opening up to doubt
On receiving the Golden Lion for Lifetime Achievement, Jimmie Durham sang a hymn composed of many different languages: happy and heart-wrenching, paradoxical and poetic, just like his work has always been.
Air conditioners could be used to combat climate change
They could be transformed to produce sustainable energy, purifying the environment.
Boonserm Premthada wins Royal Academy Dorfman Award 2019
The founder of Bangkok Project Studio has been named the second recipient of the Royal Academy of Art's prize for emerging architect of the year.
Palladio film features Kenneth Frampton, Peter Eisenman and Antonio Foscari
A highly anticipated documentary on the legend of Andrea Palladio, directed by Giacomo Gatti, is to be screened in 70 countries worldwide.
Pablo Bronstein brings dance, architecture and zoetropes to Venice
Curated by Catherine Wood and in collaboration with the choreographer Rosalie Wahlfrid, the Argentine artist stages Carousel de Crystal at the OGR in Turin and at Ospedaletto in Venice.
Domus 1035 on newsstands: “Playtime's over”
The consequences of climate change. London and Paris. How nature adapts to the city. The Furniture Fair. Browse the gallery and discover the contents of the May issue.
Helvetica Now: the most popular font ever gets a makeover after 35 years
Three new versions review the 1957 font, even adapting it to small digital screens.