by Dilpreet Bhullar Feb 04, 2023
The exhibition The Future is Present at the Design Museum, Denmark, curated by Pernille Stockmarr, has four key themes Human, Society, Planet+ and Imagining the Future.
by Anmol Ahuja Nov 22, 2022
In attendance over two weekends of talks and symposiums at London’s Design Museum, STIR reports on the catalytic nature of the hubs and parallels with art, commerce, diplomacy, and speculative futures.
by Jincy Iype Nov 04, 2022
SCCI’s founder & artistic director Dr Sherman speaks to STIR about SCCI x The Design Museum Fashion and Architecture Hubs, focusing on the two industries' cultural impact.
by Samta Nadeem, Devanshi Shah Jul 27, 2022
In conversation with curator James Taylor-foster, STIR unravels the relationship between design and this uncharted human phenomenon from a cultural lens.
by STIRworld May 27, 2022
The perennial archives of Vitra Schaudepot drench in colour for the museum's annual presentation with Dutch designer Sabine Marcelis’ installation,Colour Rush!
by John Jervis Aug 03, 2021
London’s Design Museum celebrates the life of modernist designer, Charlotte Perriand, featuring pioneering projects from across her extraordinary seven-decade career.
by STIRworld Oct 22, 2020
As part of the installation Connected for the Design Museum in London, nine international designers created imaginative tables and seating designs that reimagine workspaces.
by Devanshi Shah Aug 20, 2020
The exhibition at the Design Museum in London evokes the experience of being in a club and explores the volumetric light composition by 1024 architecture.
by John Jervis Jan 07, 2020
Design theory has changed over the decades, acquiring a boundless purview that museums struggle to contain. The V&A London’s new show proves that it can be done - but not easily.
by Jincy Iype Sep 13, 2019
Designer Paul Cocksedge’s ambitious landmark installation Please Be Seated doubles up as urban furniture at the London Design Festival 2019.
by Zohra Khan Sep 15, 2018
Set on the Dundee waterfront, this museum building by Japanese practice Kengo Kuma & Associates seeks to reconcile architecture with the city’s rich maritime history.
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