Luna Haverkorn’s Knitted Sculptures Invite Interactive Exploration
Dutch textile designer Luna Haverkorn creates body-scale knitted forms that encourage users to discover their own interactions, blurring the lines between sculpture…
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Contemporary Bookbinding Elevates Craftsmanship into Visible Design Language
A new generation of artists is transforming bookbinding from a hidden craft into a prominent design element, showcasing exposed stitching, sculptural endbands,…
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Bio-Designer Teresa van Dongen Explores Designing with Living Systems
Bio-designer Teresa van Dongen reflects on her journey from biology to design, discussing the potential of microbial energy and how living systems…
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Artist Transforms Cardboard into Lasting Ceramics, Exploring Time and Beauty
French artist Jacques Monneraud discusses his unique ceramic practice, where everyday cardboard packaging is meticulously recreated in clay, challenging perceptions of permanence…
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Andy Warhol’s Campbell’s Soup Can: A Deep Dive into Iconic Pop Art Design
Explore the iconic status of Andy Warhol's Campbell's Soup Cans, examining how the artist transformed a commonplace item into a Pop Art…
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New Foundation Launched to Support Emerging Creatives, Honoring Hugh Devlin’s Legacy
The Hugh Devlin Foundation aims to provide crucial legal, financial, and commercial advice to nascent talents in the creative industries, mirroring the…
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Emmanuel Boos Finds Beauty in Porcelain’s Resistance
At his New York exhibition "Noir C'est Noir," French ceramicist Emmanuel Boos reveals how he embraces the unpredictable nature of porcelain, turning…
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Architectural Marvels: How Casino Buildings Define the Gaming Experience
From the Belle Époque elegance of Monte Carlo to the futuristic structures of Singapore, casino architecture transcends mere gambling venues, becoming landmarks…
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Miwa Ito Crafts “Forbidden Treats” from Molten Glass, Blurring Lines Between Art and Appetite
Japanese artist Miwa Ito transforms molten glass into hyper-realistic food sculptures, challenging perceptions of the material and inviting viewers to contemplate everyday…
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How to Read 3 Days of Design 2026 for Interior and Material Signals
Without strong event-specific reporting, the safest takeaway from 3 Days of Design 2026 is not a definitive trend verdict but a framework…
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