Here TLmag has bundled the best articles about Design Miami Basel over the last couple of years.
For the 18th edition of Design Miami.Basel, Spazio Nobile presents LuniSolar, a duo exhibition between Taiwanese artist designer Pao Hui Kao and Norwegian ceramic artist Ann Beate Tempelhaug. The fair opened on June 11th and is on view through June 16th, 2024.
Design Miami.Basel opens its doors to the public on June 11th, with a VIP Preview Day on June 10th, and will be open to the public through June 16, 2024.
TLmag offers a preview of the 17th edition of Design/Miami Basel, opening on June 12th, in the iconic Basel Messeplatz. The fair will present an intimate look at historic works alongside contemporary masters, giving insight into the current collectible design market.
Maria Cristina Didero curates the 16th edition of Design Miami/Basel, titled “The Golden Age,” and featuring a dynamic selection of works from the past and present, by top international galleries and designers.
With a theme of ‘Elements: Earth’, Design Miami/Basel 2019 focuses on the ways that designers can articulate the future through selected debut works, solo shows and its Curio program whilst also reflecting on the craftsmanship of rare mid-twentieth century masterpieces.
The results of A New Layer II are being exhibited for the first time as part of the Curio at Design Miami/Basel
This edition of the Design Miami/Basel 2018 programme, curated by François Halard, is focused on twentieth and twenty-first century architectural expression
For Design Miami/Basel, the Japanese studio is releasing a metal furniture collection inspired by the look of watercolour paint on white paper
In a commission by ammann//gallery, the Mexican ceramist explores the organic arrangements created by the vegetal process of sporulation
Museums and design festivals across the world are celebrating Ettore Sottsass in 2017, a hundred years since the Italian design great was born, and showing that he’s more than just Memphis.
Living between the US, Singapore and Switzerland, designer Ini Archibong discussed with TLmag how glass, colour and culture have become essential to his work.
TAKT PROJECT’s 3D-printed crystals, Marjan van Aubel’s jewel-like solar cells, and Jimenez Lai’s surfacing made of upcycled crystals are the future-proof Swarovski winners.
