‘heritage is not a static archive’ interview with ukrainian brand GUNIA
GUNIA, the pope, and an angelic Christmas plate Back in 2019, Natalia Kamenska and Maria Gavryliuk, founders…
luna haverkorn explores interactive textile design through knitting
luna haverkorn on knitting and interactive textiles For Dutch textile designer Luna Haverkorn, knitting is a structural…
the curves and colors of ken price’s otherworldly ceramic sculptures
Alien Terrain in Trondheim, Norway At PoMo, the museum for contemporary and modern art in Trondheim, Norway,…
kengo kuma on craftsmanship, local materials & architecture
kengo kuma on architecture rooted in local materials Throughout his career, Kengo Kuma has challenged architecture’s tendency…
hideki yoshimoto and maria cristina didero on craft x tech
new design and historic craft In Japan, Craft x Tech connects contemporary designers and artists from around…
japanese artist miwa ito turns molten glass into forbidden treats
please do not eat miwa ito’s desserts Please do not eat Miwa Ito’s desserts. The flan is…
hand-bent after 3D printing, oberdoerfer & krebs’ seating rethinks digital fabrication
3D-prints become hand-bent furniture in copenhagen During 3daysofdesign in Copenhagen, among the emerging designers gathered at Ukurant,…
eva jospin crafts entire worlds from cardboard, one cut at a time
eva jospin turns discarded cardboard to immersive landscapes For decades, conversations about the future have been dominated…
how paweł grunert’s dream of growing chairs reshapes craft
while others wove wicker, Paweł grunert set it free Long before collectible design became a global category,…
soccer nets become crocheted drawings on miami beach
the soccer net becomes a monumental crocheted artwork For REEFLINE’s Big Goals installation on Miami Beach, PlayLab…
how laila gohar sculpts meringues and butter into ephemeral worlds
bringing whimsy to everyday ingredients Artist Laila Gohar is often pictured surrounded by food. As contributor to…
how architects are bringing craft back through code
the new tools of craft For much of the last century, architecture appeared to be moving steadily…