The Science of Spying, an exhibition currently running at the Science Museum in London. Part 1 of my […]
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On the last day at OFFF in Barcelona, Matt Pyke gave a little walk-through of his work at […]
I can’t say that i’ve been extremely excited by what i saw at Designmai this week (except the […]
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Designmai opened a few days ago and i’m currently spending an awful lot of time trying to find […]
Mario Klingemann seems like a cheerful guy from Munich but is actually a heavyweight of the Flash-scene and […]
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Design & Sustainablity – How to get textile designers on the case? Carole Collet is Course Director of […]
Yesterday, i attended the Luminous Green symposium, organized by the lovely FoAM people, on the Groenhoven Estate, near […]
Design Products‘ Platform 8 had invaded the +Arch offices with some really nice projects. My favourite is by […]
The Salone del Mobile is over, but i’ll keep on posting a few interesting projects discovered there. Great […]
One of the best shows of the Fuori Salone in Milan is Great Brits: Ingenious Therapies, at Paul […]
Asked to imagine a “what if…?” scenario that highlight some of the key issues surrounding nanoscience and nanotechnology, […]
The most exciting exhibitions at the Salone del Mobile are usually the ones set up by the design […]
Yesterday was another day at the Salone (actually at the Fuori Salone, the name given to the hundreds […]
A few nuggets after my first day in Milan for the Salone del Mobile. As each year, the […]
TODO, the organizers and curators of BIP 2007 – building interactive playgrounds are looking for interaction design projects […]
Beige sofas and swanky chairs galore again! I’m off to Italy to cover the Salone del Mobile, the […]
Now this is getting embarrassing. I’m posting something about Fiona Raby & Tony Dunne nearly every month, linking […]
As Innovationsforum Interaktionsdesign was trying to reflect the whole spectrum of interaction design and innovation, they needed the […]
Patrick Kochlik and Dennis Paul live in Berlin, work at ART+COM, and love to tell stories with technology. […]
Gillian Crampton Smith is regarded as one of the pioneers of interaction design. In 1989, she established the […]
In the the last session of the day, 6 pairs of students from different European interaction design-courses had […]
Bernard Kerr is currently designer for del.icio.us at Yahoo! in California and used to work for IBM before […]
Deutsche Telekom Laboratories is a corporate, yet relatively independent institution that exists since October 2005. One of their […]
How can product design change through interface design? Interface-guru Gui Bonsiepe says that it essentially is the design […]
(Blogging from Innovation Forum Interaction Design. Not exactly live but hopefully more complete) According to the keynote speaker […]
Special programme coming up on wmmna tomorrow Friday 30 and Saturday 31. We’re going to dedicate this space […]
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Second chapter of the report from Designing Critical Design, an exhibition of experimental objects and hypothetic projects for […]
Hidden Track: How Visual Culture Is Going Places (amazon USA – UK). Editors‘ blurb: “Hidden Track” shows how […]
Jurgen Bey, Anthony Dunne & Fiona Raby and Martí Guixé have in common their critical stance towards mainstream […]
In The Hague, Dutch graphic designers LUST are celebrating their 10th anniversary with an exhibition at contemporary art […]
In terms of its appearance, Frederic Gmeiner’s Table Recorder is slightly remindful of Laurie Anderson’s wonderful Handphone Table. […]
I’ve recently realized that while my pile of books about design, art and architecture is growing and growing, […]
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A few weeks ago, i met Myriel Milicevic in London, she was all stressed about a worshop she […]
Many media art pieces share the approach that they want to turn the urban environment into a playful […]
Gunnar Green experiments with living matter in order to create slow graphic design. He went to Humboldt University‘s […]
Reason to be happy in Berlin 3: Potsdam is a short train ride away and if a visit […]
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