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A Love Letter to Stockport: Alison Waters' ceramic tribute to an 'unloved' car park

Creative Boom

Waters' series of sculptures reimagines the 1965 modernist screen as a celebration of the town's overlooked architectural heritage. The hand-built ceramic sculptures draw inspiration from the views of Stockport, which are visible through the gaps in Boyson's geometric facade. For Waters, watching him work was transformative. "It

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Muller Van Severen Explores the Synergy Between Art and Function

Design Milk

Muller Van Severen has spent the last 15 years masterfully blurring the lines between art and design, and their latest exhibition, Frames , at the Tim Van Laere Gallery in Antwerp, Belgium, takes this exploration to new heights. At the heart of Frames is a process Muller Van Severen has reined over time.

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Simone Brewster's new exhibition explores our social relationship with objects

Creative Boom

A new exhibition from one of the leading voices in contemporary design, Simone Brewster , encourages viewers to reconsider their perception of everyday objects and how we interact with them. It draws on the concept of 'intimate architecture': the effect of texture and three-dimensional form on memory and emotion.

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A Geometric Pavilion for Porsche Made of 6,380 Aluminum Strips

Design Milk

At night, the pavilion glows from within, evoking a sense of motion and adding a layer of spectacle to its architectural presence. The pavilion’s flowing curves and tubular profiles frame the car as a central exhibit, while the open layout allows for dynamic interactions.

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Tim Vranken Masters Material + Form in Recent Solo Show

Design Milk

The Belgian furniture designer has spent years perfecting his craft, creating pieces that balance raw materiality with sculptural elegance. His recent solo exhibition, Moving Fragments , at Objects With Narratives serves as a culmination of his past five years of exploration, showcasing earlier works alongside six new pieces.

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Brooklyn Museum has a new look inspired by its 200-year history and architecture

Creative Boom

Situated in the heart of Brooklyn, the museum's Beaux-Arts building, designed by the renowned architectural firm McKim, Mead & White, has been a beacon of art and culture for nearly two centuries. The museum houses a diverse range of art, including ancient Egyptian artefacts, European paintings, African sculptures and contemporary art.

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Floris Wubben Exhibits Brick’s Material Prowess in Solo Showcase

Design Milk

Brick Stools, Table, and Chandelier Brick Stools, Table, Chandelier, Chairs, and Hanging Mirror Comprising a chandelier, benches, a desk, chairs, a coffee table, stools, a mural, and sculptural totems, as well as standing and wall mirrors, Wubben’s functional art balances utility with aesthetics for a design imbued with purpose and meaning.