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Aug 26 2021 —

How can design help the visually impaired?

Dutch designer Simon Dogger has created projects that open up the museum world for blind and visually-impaired visitors. He speaks to art historian and disability activist Amanda Cachia about access technologies, inspirational personal experiences and the virtues of physical spaces.

Aug 19 2021 —

Exhibition at London’s Design Museum

Design Museum curator picks five highlights from Charlotte Perriand: The Modern Life exhibition.

Sep 20 2019 —

The iconic Up5_6 on show at The Design Museum in London

The famous Up5_Up6 armchair, designed by Gaetano Pesce in 1969, is one of the protagonists of the exhibition path Home Futures, currently ongoing at The Design Museum in London.

Jul 23 2019 —

Daniel Libeskind designs photo installation at Auschwitz

Daniel Libeskind has designed an outdoor installation called Through the Lens of Faith in Poland to showcase photographer Caryl Englander's portraits of Auschwitz-Birkenau survivors. Through the Lens of Faith is a series of three-metre-high steel panels lining a path near the Auschwitz Memorial and Museum in Oświęcim.