Paola Antonelli: Design Tangents Episode Twelve
From the welcoming nature of Milan Design Week to the themes of MoMA's research and development salons, insight from one of the most influential voices in design
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From the welcoming nature of Milan Design Week to the themes of MoMA's research and development salons, insight from one of the most influential voices in design
Massimo and Lella Vignelli’s iconic Rainbow Stacking Dinnerware was originally manufactured in 1964 in Italy, later launched in the US by Heller circa 1971. The collection comprises jaunty, bright pieces for casual …
These playing cards by Takenobu Igarashi, which were first commissioned from the artist by MoMA in the late 1980s, have never lost their charm. Igarashi—a Japanese-born educator and graphic designer who founded …
To celebrate the first retrospective of Swiss artist Sophie Taeuber-Arp’s work in the US in four decades, Sophie Taeuber-Arp: Living Abstraction traces her immense career—which has largely been omitted from the history …
For their latest Vans collaboration, MoMA worked closely with multi-disciplinary artist Faith Ringgold to create a bold all-over print. One sneaker displays a collage-style take on Ringgold’s “Woman Free Yourself” (1971) while …
Artist Paul Tuller illustrates some of the best seasonal and signature cocktails
First designed in the 1930s, Champion’s hooded sweatshirt is synonymous with sport, but for this limited edition version it’s adorned with an appliqué MoMA logo. Initially made to for the museum’s 2017 …
This wooden projector encourages kids to cast their art on the wall. Complete with see-through slides, stencils and an erasable marker, the kit also comes with a flashlight and five rolls of …
We explore the seaside city through the lens of the creative minds at MoMA Design Store
One of the best cocktails in the city, prepared at your table