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_It's Freezing in La!_ is a new independent magazine tackling climate change. Taking it's name from a comment by Donald Trump, the publication presents "a really rich collection of stories and pictures that might be sparks for other people.”

By exploring the relationship between real life and the internet, the Jakarta-based creative studio combines graphic design and art to make light of the digital age.

Zum sechsten Mal ermöglicht die Albert Koechlin Stiftung vielfältige Kulturerlebnisse in der Innerschweiz. Sie widmen sich dem Thema «Die andere Zeit».Bis Ende Mai 2019 bereichern diverse Veranstaltungen, Aufführungen, Produktionen, Lesungen, Konzerte o...

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Each year, Think Work Observe designs a new graphic identity for Teatro Contatto. This 37th edition featured Everett Regular only. From TWO’s website: The T×2 project stands out for its focus on the new generations and the opening of a dialogue between them and different

Undefined is a quarterly magazine that unbox and deep-dig into abandoned places around the world. The magazine aims to create a unique perspective for dialogue that inspires and encourages people to explore and find the eerily beautiful places of the worl...

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To mark the occasion of Alexander Kluge’s eighty-fifth birthday, the Museum Folkwang is organizing a comprehensive show of the work of the film-maker, writer, philosopher, and artist. The exhibition is an introduction to Kluge’s artistic “pluriverse” and sets out to illustrate his main methods, themes, and conceptual approaches, with the central focus on his filmic collages.

The Designers delves deep into the world’s leading design studios through a series of in-depth conversations with the individuals that make them tick. For the fourteenth part of the series, we spoke to New York-based design studio PORTO ROCHA’s Maddy Angstreich.