An Italian documentary, Sting Like a Bee, revives the myth of the “Italian tuk-tuk,” now a symbol of a new subculture made up of young people, love, modding, and a lot of provincial Italy.
How does a poster come to life? We found out (and tried it out) with two professionals at the Apple Store in Milan.
Behind the $6.2 million sale of Cattelan's Comedian, and the tragicomic ending that transformed it into a digital asset, is an art system and market that can no longer ignore change.
Cultural centres and associations in the German capital close down in protest at severe budget cuts to cultural activities.
Playstation turns 30: part of the global imagination, encompassing art, design and culture, it has become the metaphor for a millennium in which we are all gamers.
In Lucca, the birthplace of the world-famous Italian composer, an exhibition tells the story of his unforgettable work for the first time through the posters of his most famous operas.
Is there a link between painting, design, and diversity? The Milanese designer tells Domus, exploring an inner world made up of presences as monstrous as they are friendly.
A new generation of personal computers, designed on platforms that leverage the power of AI, is emerging. Lenovo's latest laptop was a good test to see if and how AI PCs will simplify our workload.
A dive into memes, AI-generated visuals, and digital kitsch to unpack the aesthetic rift between generations. Why do boomers view images as windows to reality, while younger generations read them as symbolic codes?
In preparation for an eventual conflict, the German government is launching a bunker plan to survey all structures that could be converted into civil shelters in the event of an emergency.
From Kengo Kuma to Toyo Ito via Mvrdv, five stories from the upcoming exhibition at Adi Design Museum in Milan explore habitats designed for dogs from the perspective of interspecies empathy and inclusive design.
Bialetti x Netflix: a new capsule collection celebrates pop culture with a tribute to the most watched tv series of all time.
After its first collaboration with the Barbie brand, Kartell relaunches one of its icons by treating it as a “toy”.
