About fifty works, a large-scale reconstructed architectural structure, and an experience to be engaged with your whole body. At HangarBicocca, the first Italian museum retrospective dedicated to Luciano Fabro since his passing explores a radical approach to sculpture, spanning art, architecture, and perception.
Lena Dunham’s cult series is set to return ten years after its finale. In the meantime, we’re revisiting the homes of Hannah, Marnie, Jessa and Shoshanna, from impossible rents and messy bedrooms to interiors that capture the crisis of an entire generation.
One hundred years after its creation, ClassiCon celebrates Eileen Gray’s Bibendum with a limited edition of one hundred pieces. The story of an armchair that transformed the Michelin mascot into one of the symbols of modern design.
After nine years of closure and a major restoration project, one of the most iconic symbols of Adriano Olivetti’s social vision returns to its original purpose: an architectural concept that continues to work today.
A developer has used artificial intelligence to build open-source alternatives to Adobe’s software, while alternative firmware unlocks synthesizers from their commercial constraints, completely upending the assumptions we took for granted.
Even before he became one of the greatest filmmakers of the twentieth century, Pier Paolo Pasolini had already developed his own unique visual style. A Tuscany exhibition rediscovers his paintings of landscapes and portraits, revealing a lesser-known aspect of his artistic exploration.