Paul Rudolph's works, including unrealised ones, in a major exhibition at the MET
The exhibition in New York will offer an opportunity to explore the influence of the visionary projects—both built and unbuilt—of the great Brutalist architect.
The exhibition in New York will offer an opportunity to explore the influence of the visionary projects—both built and unbuilt—of the great Brutalist architect.
The popular compact film camera from the sixties is ready to live a second life as a redesigned and perfected version thanks to the efforts of Mint.
The anime that became a queer and feminist icon is 45 years old: under the guise of narrating the French Revolution, it anticipated the gender revolution.
With “Between Breath and Fire”, the Serbian artist makes her debut at the new cultural centre gres art 671 with the performance-work Seven Deaths, inspired by the opera singer Maria Callas.
First held in 1984, the VMAs celebrated their anniversary in New York, with the return of stage designer Matt Steinbrenner.
Hey Google, are photos still “real” in the age of generative artificial intelligence? A conversation with Google’s Michael Specht on where mobile photography is going.
The Chinese brand introduces new innovations for its appliances, especially in its robots, which are becoming smarter and more efficient.
Alcova’s journey continues outside the city, adding two new venues in Varedo: the Serre Pasino and the former SNIA factory.
Potato Head’s AIR Circular Campus and Cooking Club involved the restoration of a 19th-century barracks and its modernist addition from the Seventies, saving the former from demolition.
Inspired by the design of Alpine chalets, the new travelling wood and steel structure of the French F1 team designed by Starck is one of a kind.
But algorithms are nothing more than human tools and that day was perhaps not so boring after all.
“Over the Moon” brings together space, imagination, and inclusivity, and reminds us that imagination has no limits and can take us anywhere we desire.
Equilibri (Balances) is the theme of the 2024 edition of Seed. Design actions for the future, which will host four days of discussions on the future of design from September 25 to 28.