Here is a glimpse of what MGX by Materialise will be launching for 2010.
It includes some special creations by Dror, Patrick Jouin, and Xavier Lust – all made with the revolutionary .MGX 3D printing technologies and all designed to excite the imagination and delight the senses.
Coinciding with the arrival of Spring, the Bloom lamp – designed by Patrick Jouin…
The first in a series of self-published Tom Dixon books. The paperback outlines a…
On the occasion of the Salone del Mobile, Kartell is collaborating with Japanese designer Tokujin Yoshioka to create an installation in their Milan flagship store as a backdrop to his ‘invisible’ furniture pieces.
This year Moooi is going to show its latest products in the brand new Moooi…
‘Skillart’ is a new exhibition space located in Milan and dedicated to the universe of design and applied arts.
Ora-Ito is the name of the brand founded by French designer Ito Morabito – (…
Skitsch is a new way of doing design, not a style, but the many expressions of…
CROP >> The Initiative launches Adottaunprototipo: 1) Choose a Product That You Believe In, 2) …
Replacing the Light Bulb with a Bubble Dutch design company Booo! Studio asked Swedish design…
“When I begin carving I look for the differing qualities in each piece, allowing the…
Glenn Murcutt is an architect, a designer, a subject of the scholarly work of many,…
The Feeling of Things” is a retrospective exhibition by American artist Matt Mullican ( born in 1951 in Santa Monica, California )
The exhibition, curated by Roberta Tenconi, occupies the 5,500 square meters of the Navate and Cubo of Pirelli HangarBicocca.
This is the most extensive exhibition ever presented by Matt Mullican, with more than 5000 works, 6000 objects installed, filling the gargantuan Pirelli HangarBicocca display space