Remove 2019 Remove Arts and Crafts Remove Industrial Design Remove Sculpture
article thumbnail

Class of 2022: A guide to all the UK's graduate shows this summer

Creative Boom

Students at Glasgow School of Art. Left to right: Billy Paterson (Communication Design Y3), Jihye Baek (MFA 2022), Fleur Connor (Painting and Printmaking 2022), Sophie Ammann, Leonie Hiller (Communication Design 2022). Insect Pasta by Chloe Kang, MA Industrial Design (Central Saint Martins). It runs until 24 July.

Fine Art 495
article thumbnail

F5: Issi Nanabeyin on Exhibitions, an Architect + Market That Inspire

Design Milk

Exploring work in between design, architecture, and art, East London-based Issi Nanabeyin defies genres. “The first time I saw the work of Austrian sculptor Walter Pichler was the first moment I saw how an architectural lens can be used to create work that danced between sculpture art and design,” Issi shared.

Insiders

Sign Up for our Newsletter

This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.

article thumbnail

Meet the Jury of the AZ Awards 2024

Azure Magazine

Bargmann’s work hews to themes of economy of means, neighbourhood connections, respect for site histories, and above all a love of the landscape — specifically, the existing and often former industrial landscape. Social justice projects have been a core focus of Blumberg’s practice. 2024 KEY DATES January 2 Competition opened.

article thumbnail

Meet MackBecks: feel-good feminist jewelry from Kansas City

Moo

MackBecks creates handmade wearables in small batches from their Kansas City design studio. Each piece is handmade slowly with multidisciplinary techniques like metalsmithing and industrial design to craft unique and authentic pieces. We asked Becker about all things jewelry design and running a busy business.

article thumbnail

Meet the Jury of the 2023 AZ Awards!

Azure Magazine

ALAIN GILLES Portrait by Lydie Nesvadba Design as a second life: After a brief stint in the financial world, Gilles returned to study industrial design, at the urging of his wife, in France. The duo established the studio in 1996 after studying architecture together at the Royal College of Art. JERRY VAN EYCK !melk’s