Tape Melbourne by Numen/For Use
Numen/For Use, a Croatian-Austrian design collective, installed a large scale site-specific art project in Melbourne, Australia.
Numen/For Use, a Croatian-Austrian design collective, installed a large scale site-specific art project in Melbourne, Australia.
Brussels-based designer Marcial Ahsayane has created the Green Mailbox, which features a shelf for holding a plant, and an inclined v-shape that captures rain water to irrigate the plant.
The Centre Pompidou-Metz in France will be hosting the Bivouac exhibition by Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec between October 7th 2011 to July 30th 2012.

Thursday, September 29th 2011 marks the opening of the second installation by BOFFO Building Fashion with the two week opening of Irene Neuwrith + Marc Fornes /THEVERYMANY. Part of the 1,800 square foot space at 57 Walker Street, New York, was transformed using contemporary techniques to design a unique retail structure that will house a collection of raw timeless jewelry pieces from Irene Neuwirth.

Taranta Creations designed a series of art pavilions that were installed in Bailianjing Park along the Hangpu river in Shanghai, China.

French designer Ora-Ito created a sculptural wall relief for a recent exhibition in London.

Tres Birds, a design/build architecture firm, created a temporary nature-inspired art installation in downtown Denver, Colorado.

A few weeks ago, we featured the Cube Illusion Lidded Case by Laszlo Tompa on the Contemporist Facebook Page. Laszlo has now sent us more images and information about it.

Elise Morin and Clémence Eliard have created the Wastelandscape installation at the CENTQUATRE in Paris, France.
Watch a short video of the installation – here.

Artist Cliff Garten has installed his latest work “Sea Spires” in Long Beach, California.

Marc Fornes of the New York-based design studio THEVERYMANY has sent us images of the nonLin/Lin Pavilion they have installed at the FRAC Centre in Orleans, France.

Japanese design studio Nendo have designed an exhibition for the first major Japanese retrospective of internationally-known milliner Hirata Akio’s seventy years of work.
