Architecture Exhibition Sculpture Textures 
Creative Boom
JULY 3, 2023
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.
Creative Boom
JUNE 30, 2022
Growing an audience, Nikita started receiving commissions, and it wasn't long until he began working with his favourite music artists and exhibiting worldwide. Instead, it's like everything else – the "good and not-so-good architecture, passers-by with their taste in clothes, dogs, cats, flowers, ridiculous street signs," and so on.
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Colossal
JUNE 2, 2023
Photographs by Alum Gálvez In the hands of Eva Jospin , humble cardboard transforms into atmospheric forests, architectural wonders, and mysterious monuments. The entrance, flanked by trees and textures redolent of rough marble, invites viewers in through a mystical archway.
Colossal
JANUARY 18, 2024
Photos by Red Photography, © Yukihiro Akama, courtesy of Yorkshire Sculpture Park, shared with permission In Huddersfield, England, a half hour’s drive down the road from Yorkshire Sculpture Park , artist Yukihiro Akama fashions a whimsical, miniature world from within a furniture maker’s workshop. After he moved to the U.K.
Design Milk
DECEMBER 18, 2023
Crafted from a multitude of materials including ceramic and steel, this piece also exhibits an oxidized copper finish with limbs emerging from a chunky bed-like structure, transitioning from a static to kinetic force. by Carol Bove Carol Bove’s work is composed through the experimentation of modern metal sculpture. Photo: Courtesy P.P.OW
Design Milk
OCTOBER 5, 2022
From Thomas Barger’s aptly named “Butter Chair 2” to Germane Barnes’ hair pick-inspired “Uneasy Lies the Head That Wears the Crown (4),” the 45 works now on view at SFMOMA’s new furniture show are – as the show’s title suggests – a sculptural equivalent of an opinion piece, chairs with something important to say. For more, tune in!
Creative Boom
OCTOBER 11, 2023
Later, I attended architectural college, but it was too formal. Music, record covers, fashion, interiors, architecture, food, brand, and advertising were all cross-referencing each other. There was nothing else in the entire exhibition that used colour that way. Take this anecdote from the very start of his career. "I
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