Article by Alice Bardos – in Berlin // Wed, Mar. 30, 2016.
Abstract sounds and fashion meet concrete materials and processes in the INNOCAD exhibition. With the meticulous collaboration of INNOCAD architecture firm, fashion designer Sabrina Stradlober…[read on…]
Article by Alice Bardos in Berlin // Feb. 24, 2016
Over the years Berlinale has inspired the pop-up of new eventss in the city including HoBo Mouse, which offers a short and sweet programme of films coming from Berlin’s product designer community….[read on…]
Article by Alice Bardos in Berlin // Feb. 18, 2016
The 2016 Bauhaus Lab is an opportunity to explore design and global modernism with a socio-economic focus. Today Walter Gropius’ original 1923 desk, which was created for an early collection of design…[read on…]
Blog post by April Dell – in Berlin; Sunday, Aug. 2, 2015.
The recently published book, The Art of Cardboard, by Lori Zimmer showcases the resourceful, playful, and surprising world of cardboard art and design. The book features stunning projects from around the world, taking us through the…[read on…]
Eyal Burstein points nonchalantly to the four corners of his Kreuzberg hinterhof studio space and labels them for me: “these are my prototypes, this is where I photograph the…[read on]
Blog post by Andrea Ongaro – in Berlin; Tuesday, Jun 4, 2013.
The DMY International Design Festival is the largest German festival for contemporary product design, last year it attracted over 35,000 visitors. Since 2003 DMY Berlin has built an extensive global network through its presence at important international…[read on…]
White walls, lustrous black floors, touches of dark wood and flecks of gold. Music in the background fluctuates from death metal, to classical, to guitar-strumming folk…[read on]
Blog post by Andrea Ongaro – in Berlin; Wednesday, Mar. 06, 2013.
The theme of the year in Berlin is “2013 – Diversity Destroyed”. With numerous events and more than 120 partners, the Kulturprojekte Berlin remembers the eightieth anniversary of the Nazi’s regime access to the power and seeks to communicate the importance of tolerance and…[read on…]
When visiting Esther Perbandt in her studio, one is ushered through many levels of public and private spaces. A crisp, simply designed sign with her name…[read on]
Blog entry and photos by SP Williams– in Berlin; Monday, June 6, 2011.
The DMY International Design Festival at Tempelhof Airport was this past weekend. It offered a wide range of works from independent designers, smaller design boutiques and recent university graduates.
I sure saw a lot of fancy lamp shades and chairs. Sustainable and recycled materials was a consistent theme throughout the show, including bike-part shelving, seat-belt beds and bio-degradable urns.
