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Azure Magazine
SEPTEMBER 28, 2022
It’s not exactly common to encounter a hospitality brand as the driving force behind an exhibition celebrating circular design. ” A scaled down version of Andra Matin’s open-air colosseum at Potato Head Beach Club also shows up in the exhibition. But Potato Head is not your usual hospitality company.
Azure Magazine
MARCH 18, 2022
The organization behind the exhibition, The Desert Biennial , is a California-based arts non-profit dedicated to staging site-specific interventions that build upon the land art movement of the ’60s and ’70s. This year’s open-air exhibition adopts the theme of sarab , or mirage. Courtesy of the artist and Desert X AlUla.
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Azure Magazine
JUNE 16, 2022
Commissioned by the local tourism agency, the posters are the work of Riccardo De Franceschi, the Milan-born creative director of London typeface design studio Dalton Maag. Heading into the 60th anniversary edition of Salone del Mobile at the Fiera Milano exhibition centre. Design is Milano is design.
Azure Magazine
MAY 3, 2021
While consistently engaging public and private venues during the month of May, this year sees the showcase actively explore additional outdoor and virtual environments as well as workshops for a longer time frame in response to the pandemic (all while waiting patiently for Provincial guidelines to dictate the access to indoor gallery exhibitions).
Design Week
JUNE 6, 2020
Samsung EU Forum Magazine, by Prophet. October/November 2019, February/March 2020, and April/May 2020, by 1843 Magazine, for The Economist. The Dark Sky Project, by ThoughtFull, for Ngai Tahu Tourism. The Dark Sky Project, by ThoughtFull, for Ngai Tahu Tourism. Exhibition Design. Champions Journal, by TwelfthMan.
Azure Magazine
OCTOBER 9, 2020
The Pods initially contained restaurants and exhibitions showcasing the history of Ontario, but struggled to find a use over the years – and were rented out as event spaces before finally being shuttered in 2016. The post The Future of Ontario Place: Towards an Inclusive Preservation Dialogue appeared first on Azure Magazine.
Azure Magazine
MAY 16, 2023
As much a rallying cry as a thesis, this dual theme informs both the central exhibition as well as the national pavilions on the biennale grounds as well as the collateral events and the multiple talks series and installations taking place over the course of the biennale’s six-month run throughout the city.
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