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The design historian starts her spring lecture programme of 'Collecting Design: History, Collections, Highlights'.
Grant Gibson's in-depth conversation with the London-based industrial design studio.
A retrospective of his early furniture and sculptures, set amongst the works of his contemporaries.
On the eve of E.A.T.'s tenth anniversary edition, The Design Edit publishes one of the poems to be performed by Swiss designer Rolf Sachs.
A broad range of work from designers responding to our current social and ecological predicaments - eliciting despair but also humour.
Based on a recipe for a good wedding, Job Smeets’s exhibition has an added pinch of provocation, a spoonful of wit and a dash of radicalism.
Collectible design, painting and sculpture are carefully curated into a harmonious whole in a historic Parisian apartment.
Dominc Lutyens reports on the growing appetite for finely crafted, contemporary design in the Middle East.
From the artist's mouth - Grant Gibson talks directly to leading designers, makers and artists about their materials and techniques.
Contemporary design joins vintage as the gallery expands its space and focus in a new location.
Art-historical categories are muted in favour of an interdisciplinary approach: the jury is still out whether design is served well by MoMA’s latest expansion.
Corinne Julius showcases a selection of cutting edge designers and makers at Decorex International.
From sculpted insect shelters to exuberant street furniture, The Design Edit brings you the highlights.
The legendary designer who ranged from couture to furniture.
The gallerist opens a new space for artist-designer-makers in an old boathouse in Barnes, London.
Carpenters Workshop Gallery brings the first exhibition of limited edition design to the Venice Biennale.
