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Irving Penn and Issey Miyake: Visual Dialogue exhibition
Issey Miyake Seaweed Dress, photographed by Irving Penn, New York, 1987
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Kuusi collection by Anna Karell for Delica
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London Design Festival 2011: Preview
‘Perspectives’ by John Pawson in St Paul’s Cathedral
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19 Spaniards End
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Charles Matton retrospective at All Visual Arts
2 Omega Place
Kings Cross
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Wallpaper* / Reebok exhibition, London
French artist Ora Ito’s inspiration came from the sole of Reebok’s RealFlex shoe
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Composition No. 1, published by Visual Editions
Composition No. 1 is made up of entirely loose pages, each with their own self-sufficient narrative
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August travel news: Editor’s picks
Mandarin Oriental, Paris, France
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2011 New Sensations Prize finalist and shortlisted artworks
‘Shifty I and Shifty II’ by Kira Freije
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Left: Heather Marks wears Hussein Chalayan in Pop Magazine, 2006. Right: stills from the designer’s 2006 film, Compassion Fatigue
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The BMW Guggenheim Lab, New York
The BMW Guggenheim Lab site before construction began, located in New York’s East Village
Photography by Kristopher McKay
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Karakida Community Center by Chiaki Arai in Tokyo
Exterior facade of Karakida Community Center in Tama, Tokyo
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Neuendorf Villa, Majorca, 1991
The villa was designed in partnership with John Pawson. The partners split before completion and Silvestrin completed the construction on his own
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‘Fictions’ by Filip Dujardin at Highlight Gallery, San Francisco
Untitled #6
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Acqua di Parma Colonia edition by Luca Scacchetti
Two years ago Acqua di Parma asked Milanese architect and designer Luca Scacchetti to reinterpret the bottle for their iconic eau de cologne, Colonia, and produce a limited edition collector’s piece
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Architecture update: Letter from Japan
Inside Outside house, Tokyo, by Takeshi Hosaka
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Ettore Sottsass - Enamels, Vitra Design Museum
Enamelled copper tondo
Photography: Enzo Isaia
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July beauty news: Editor’s picks
HIPP x RGB nail foundations
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A bold move for a company associated almost exclusively with luxury sports cars, Aston Martin’s Cygnet concept is its first ever foray into low emission, ultra-compact city car design
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July travel news: Editor’s picks
The Nolitan Hotel, New York, USA
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New ideas for New Holland island, St Petersburg
Originally built on the orders of Peter the Great, the island of New Holland in St Petersburg got its name from the Dutch shipbuilders brought in by the Russian ruler to help create his model city from reclaimed swamps
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Villa Geldrop, Holland by Hofmann Dujardin
Villa Geldrop at first glance seems like a simple, almost generic house shape; it is however actually a large, witty and very modern family home
Photography: Matthijs van Roon
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Materials Worlds at Sudeley Castle, UK
‘Drift’ by Amanda Levete, 2006
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Casts & Moulds exhibition at Aram Gallery, London
‘Design Criminals’ edible catalogue by Andreas Pohancenik, 2010
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London 2012 Aquatics Centre by Zaha Hadid and tour of the Olympic Village
Inspired by ‘waves, the water, sea life and sea life creatures,’ according to its architect British-based Zaha Hadid, the new Aquatics Centre has just been completed, marking at the same time the official start for the London 2012 Olympic Games 1-year countdown
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United Nude store opening, London
United Nude’s newly-opened London store is the biggest of the brand’s 10 sites around the world and employs the same ‘dark-shop’ concept…
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The Wallpaper* Handmade sketchbook
Lunch box by Tomas Kral
From early-doors doodles to complex computer modelling, sketches, diagrams and renders are how designer and maker talk to each other. They can have their own language, dialects, speech patterns, even slurs and stutters. They can be elegant and elaborate, things of beauty in themselves, elliptical or plain spoken. They are also sometimes designers talking to themselves, thinking aloud. Either way, they are part of a conversation worth listening in on
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In Almost Every Picture #10 - July 2011
