From experimental materials and sculptural furniture to installations questioning technology and surveillance, these 11 projects explore the ideas shaping contemporary design.
For more than four decades, the Korean-born artist has transformed recycled paper into intricate, often monumental forms
The photographer’s immersive Living Tableaux series transforms a terrace into a fantastical world
The San Francisco-based artist finds unexpected connections between science, financial markets, and fashion in her paintings
Oxidation, corrosion, and chance shape three one-of-a-kind mirrors that blur the boundaries between functional design and sculptural art
Photographer Barbara Karant documents the remarkably intact 1970s interiors of Johnson Publishing Company’s former Chicago headquarters in a new monograph
Six signature green vehicles become one continuous visual story, with illustrated landscapes and hotel motifs fitted around each car’s existing curves and contours
At Toronto’s Spadina Museum, shattered mirrors, stained glass, photography, and sound turn fragments of family history into five site-specific interventions
Rare prototypes, sketches, and experiments from Nike’s vast archive reveal how some of the brand’s most recognizable designs took shape
In 'A well of night,' the Georgian artist reshapes old and new works in response to the architecture of Sprüth Magers’ New York gallery
The Los Angeles-based textile artist shares the influences behind her tactile practice, from heavy metal and collecting to material experimentation and her Boston Terrier, Stevie
For MOTOMORPHOSIS, the Brooklyn art collective transforms two Lexus vehicles into impossible forms inspired by the visual language of digital manipulation
Maison&Objet’s Rising Talent Awards put the spotlight on 7 South African designers and studios bringing new perspectives to furniture, lighting, textiles, and objects
A temporary installation by Berlin-based duo Plastique Fantastique turns the jewelry house’s familiar Serpenti motif into a monumental, air-filled intervention in the city
'Snoopy in Style NYC' pairs archival looks with new designs from BODE, Christopher John Rogers, Sandy Liang, LUAR, and more
