October 2011 Archive

An exhibition designed by Nendo at the Canadian Museum of Innovation explores the relationship between Japanese culture and design. >

Micro Cluster Picnic is a collection of collage-like paintings by Asha Zero that interrogates the relationship between the real and the representation. >

The Vertical Village looks at ways that East Asian cities may be able to expand and develop while maintaining traditional village qualities. >

The labels for the wines of an Australian winery feature an infograph with unique information about the vineyards, vintage conditions and ferments. >

The Inkwenkwezi Secondary School in Du Noon township serves as a beacon of aspiration, highlighting the importance of education. >

How about growing high-end fashion in your kitchen? Emily Crane's Micro-Nutrient Couture is exotic and edible. >

GIPCA's Hot Water Festival considers the conversation on climate change that needs to happen between scientists and performing artists. >

Design with the Other 90%: Cities looks at how design can help to manage the complex issues arising from rapid urbanisation in the global south. >

Usuals is a range of domestic products by Van Eijk and Van der Lubbe that looks to simplicity and functionality. >