Author: Lucy Gong
Posts by Lucy Gong
Centre Pompidou Acquires Work by OrtaMiklos
Design in Dialogue #114: Tom Dixon
Design in Dialogue returns for a conversation with Tom Dixon, recorded recently from his London studio. This versatile, even chameleonic innovator has reinvented himself many times over the course of his long career. In our conversation, we return to his early days as an enfant terrible of the British scene. As a leading exponent of […]
Museum of Fine Arts Houston Acquires Work by Samuel Ross
Samuel Ross: SIGNAL series
Samuel Ross: A Lexicon
By Glenn Adamson How should we talk about design, today? The conceptual canon handed down from the past – functionalism, truth to materials, ergonomics, all the familiar vocabulary – remains instructive. But it is no longer fit for purpose. Knowing all we know about design and its freighted past, we need not only new […]
Friedman Benda | albertz benda New Exhibition Space Opens in Los Angeles
Toledo Museum of Art Acquires Work by Thaddeus Wolfe
Metropolitan Museum of Art Acquires Work by Ini Archibong
Brooklyn Museum Acquires Work by KAWS and Estudio Campana
nendo designed Chaise Medaillon 3.0 for Dior
The National Memorial for Peace and Justice Acquires Work by Paul S. Briggs
gt2P’s Conscious Actions longlisted in the installation design category of Dezeen Awards 2021
Conscious Actions is an outdoor installation designed by gt2P for the 2020 Miami Design District Commission, curated by Anava Projects. gt2P’s poetic design responds to a curatorial brief that asked the studio to reflect both on the energy we consume and the energy we contribute back to the world. Particularly in this moment, as people […]
Misha Kahn: Tales of Immensity
Tales of Immensity is an experimental live performance initiated by Friedman Benda gallery and Manifest Institute. Combining voices from the Manifest Journal, design objects by prominent designer Misha Kahn, virtual environments by groundbreaking artist Shawn Maximo, and dance by acclaimed choreographer Renana Raz, the performance creates a series of visual encounters in which notions of […]
