Disegno #16 includes:
Matthias Merkel Hess's ceramics re-wilded in New York's Chinatown; public space in post-coup Istanbul; an assessment of where driverless vehicles leave the cultural cipher of the driver; a micro-history of the protest banner from Glenn Adamson; a documentation of the moving town of Kiruna; the destruction of cultural property in Palmyra and efforts to combat it; cathartic clubbing with Charles Jeffrey from Loverboy; Paola Antonelli on fashion as product design; a re-interpretation of Erik Satie's century-old furniture music by Yuri Suzuki; reflections on the renewed interest in the monumental mosaic art of the former USSR; States of Undress providing fresh perspectives on global fashion and its discontents; app-aided explorations of the architecture of London; and a romp through Helsingborg's Museum of Failure.
Disegno #16 includes:
Matthias Merkel Hess's ceramics re-wilded in New York's Chinatown; public space in post-coup Istanbul; an assessment of where driverless vehicles leave the cultural cipher of the driver; a micro-history of the protest banner from Glenn Adamson; a documentation of the moving town of Kiruna; the destruction of cultural property in Palmyra and efforts to combat it; cathartic clubbing with Charles Jeffrey from Loverboy; Paola Antonelli on fashion as product design; a re-interpretation of Erik Satie's century-old furniture music by Yuri Suzuki; reflections on the renewed interest in the monumental mosaic art of the former USSR; States of Undress providing fresh perspectives on global fashion and its discontents; app-aided explorations of the architecture of London; and a romp through Helsingborg's Museum of Failure.