Chicago
Volume Gallery debuts the premier, limited edition collection from Rich Brilliant Willing: Pro Forma.
In Pro Forma, the first solo exhibition of limited edition work, Rich Brilliant Willing debuts a collection comprised of a series of personal storage pieces inspired by international air-shipping containers and what RBW identifies as a transient nature in the contemporary idea of home.
Art Affairs Gallery
Amsterdam
Pieke Bergmans will be showing her new crystal water carafes and a series of ceramic vases, entitled 'Unlimited Editions' for her solo show at the Art Affairs Gallery in Amsterdam opening on January 21st.
London
221 Brompton Road SW3 2EJ
Continuing on from the success of PAGE 1 and PAGE 2 in 2010, The Page, a new concept of artist management in London, is pleased to present PAGE Three. PAGE Three will exhibit a selection of mixed media art works by Paul Robinson, Anssi Sojakka and Graham Carrick. PAGE Three is a reflection of each of the artist’s continued development.
Vivid Gallery
Rotterdam
'Cubics, Cubic Constructions Collection Graatsma' opened this past week at the Vivid Gallery in Rotterdam. An exhibition focusing of the breadth of work created by Jan Slothouber & William Graatsma in the past 50 years.
New York City
201 Mulberry Street
In the past months we have been bombarded with pop-up shops offering various 'design' minded gifts and trinkets for the holiday season. This month, however, the pop-up trend has taken a refreshing turn. The OpenHouse gallery has converted three and a half rooms into a indoor park with everything from bird songs, rocks, and a see-saw.
Bartlett School of Architecture
London
This evening at 6:30pm Anna Heringer will be lecturing at the Bartlett School of Architecture in London. Anna is a pioneer in sustainable thinking; she has moved far beyond the marketing hype of 'green design' and has formulated her own set of values and ideas concerning how design can move us into a sustainable future. She has worked all over the world testing her design theories; creating schools and homes that encourage self-sufficiency and sustainable living practices.
Gallery Kreo
Paris
Opening on January 15 '11 at Gallery kreo in Paris, 'a new generation of lights' features a selection of recent graduates from Lausanne Cantonal School of Art (L'ÉCAL) in Switzerland. After a decade under Pierre Keller’s direction, the L'ÉCAL has arguably become one of the best schools of design in the world.
Gladstone Hotel
Toronto
Further to our previous featured show in the forthcoming Toronto Design Week / Toronto Design Offsite, here is another which caught our attention. 'Come Up To My Room' is an annual alternative design event, in which selected designers are invited to take over spaces in the Gladstone Hotel, creating bespoke installations and responses within the historic building.
MADE Gallery
Toronto
As part of the forthcoming Toronto Design Week / Toronto Design Offsite, MADE present 'MADE at Home', a group showcase of twenty six design studios and collaborations focusing on new Canadian design for the home.
Barthonia Forum
Cologne
This month sees the third Designers Fair, part of The Passengen Interior Design week Cologne which was established 20 years ago. During the Interior Design week, the city of Cologne becomes an international design showcase.
Industry Gallery
Washington
'Fossilized' is the first solo US exhibition of work by Jens Praet. The Belgium-born, Florence-based designer works with waste paper and resin, resulting in a material which has the strength of wood, which he then uses to create furniture pieces.
Denver Art Museum
Over the coming months Denver Art Museum is hosting two complimentary exhibitions exploring modern design, celebrating both it's history and legacy today.
Scandinavia House
New York
The American-Scandinavian Foundation (ASF), in collaboration with Norsk Form—The Foundation for Design and Architecture in Norway, are currently presenting 'Nordic Models'; an overview of contemporary Scandinavian design curated by architecture firm Snøhetta.
Copper-Hewitt National Design Museum
New York City
The 'Why Design Now?' exhibition, part of the National Design Triennial, at the Cooper- Hewitt, is entering it's last fortnight. Here we pick out some of our highlights.
Milan
Milan commemorates a hundred years since it became the first European city to have areas illuminated by electric light, with the second edition of the Lighting exhibition Design or LED festival.
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