A black box at Santa Maria Antiqua and projected landscapes in the Farnese Aviaries give two exhibitions distinct settings within Rome’s archaeological park.
A black box at Santa Maria Antiqua and projected landscapes in the Farnese Aviaries give two exhibitions distinct settings within Rome’s archaeological park.
At MOCA Toronto, Delcy Morelos suspends a womb-like earthwork woven from soil-treated sisal rope and corn roots, exploring nourishment, memory and the ties between people and land.
Science Fiction Design at the Vitra Schaudepot follows the exchange between speculative fiction and product design, from Space Age classics to objects made for virtual worlds.
Studio Deng’s The Flatland Horse transforms a composite equestrian monument into Gate Horse and Slide Horse, two interactive installations at Seattle Design Festival.
A Vitra Design Museum retrospective brings together more than 250 objects to explore Geoffrey Bawa’s architecture, its Sri Lankan context and its sensory relationship with landscape.
WHAC transforms a Perth office floor into a field of wheat, bringing the Western Australian Wheatbelt into the city through sound and landscape.
M+ marks its fifth anniversary with Herzog & de Meuron: In Focus, an exhibition of more than 200 archival objects tracing ten projects in China.
Ukurant returns to 3daysofdesign 2026 with Makes Room, an exhibition of experimental works by emerging designers at FABRIKKEN for Art and Design in Copenhagen.
MEGA Art Fair 2026 reimagines the art fair as a collective and evolving platform, where exhibition, performance, and public life converge inside a former industrial site in Milan.
deTour 2025, designed by Napp Studio & Architects at PMQ Hong Kong, proposes a new model for exhibition architecture by embedding reuse, adaptability and material afterlife into the design process. Drawing on the concept of interbeing, the project reframes temporary exhibitions as part of a continuous lifecycle rather than isolated events.