My favorite Joel Shapiro sculpture is in the collection of The Metropolitan Museum of Art – an orange dancer-like structure that has made me smile since the first day I arrived in New York, now… Read More »Joel Shapiro’s New Sculptures Radiate Joy and Defy Gravity
Promotion: Virginia Commonwealth University School of the Arts in Qatar has announced an undergraduate course in game design, combining technological and media teaching with creative practices. The Bachelor of Fine Arts programme in Kinetic Imaging,… Read More »VCUarts Qatar launches new degree around emerging technology: Kinetic Imaging
Dezeen Showroom: Italian brand Fiandre Architectural Surfaces pays homage to its classic Serie 100 collection with Tribute100, a range of tiles with metallic glazes that subtly reflect light. The Serie 100 collection was Fiandre Architectural‘s first to… Read More »Tribute100 tiles by Fiandre Architectural Surfaces
Bowers & Wilkins has taken its iconic Zeppelin speaker to the next level with the introduction of the Zeppelin Pro Edition. Known for its stylish design and premium sound, this latest iteration boasts a range… Read More »Bowers & Wilkins Elevates its Iconic Speaker With the Zeppelin Pro Edition
Architecture studio BVN has retrofitted the 1970s brutalist Sirius building in Sydney, Australia, and extended it with a series of copper-clad pods. The studio renovated the distinctive, brutalist housing project located near Sydney Harbour, which was… Read More »BVN tops Sydney’s brutalist Sirius building with copper-pod extensions
We continue our series on mid-century modernism with a profile on Danish architect Arne Jacobson, whose ethos of total design saw him craft buildings down to the smallest details. Jacobsen once stated how “the act… Read More »Whether “teaspoons or a national bank”, Arne Jacobsen designed things down to the last detail