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And we're back! A handful of days into September and the design world's back in full swing. From exhibits and openings to Jeremy Allen White sightings, here are 19 things we noted this week (including two spots to find us this month). Above: Workspace inspiration courtesy of this week's Lessons in Living with Beloved Things: An Art Director's Vintage-Filled London Flat. Photograph by Sandy Suffield.
Cloud's Memoir is a multimedia stage installation that merges poetic narrative with environmental data systems, exploring how Earth's atmosphere is shaped by historical forces.
PARIS ― The Journal Official publishes a decree appointing a special committee for the purpose of encouraging Frenchmen to participate in the Philadelphia Centennial Exhibition, and facilitating the efforts of those who intend doing so. The Committee is composed of members of the Assembly, merchants and other persons, a number of whom hold relations with the United States.
Since January, Pinch and Bannon have been quietly transforming the intimate, residential space into an apt showcase for their furniture and lighting, welcoming clients in for meetings and informal meals.
Buswell's installation, This Land, fills most of Oregon Contemporary's gallery. A landscape of glossed metal bevels, reflective but angled to prevent the viewer from glimpsing their own face, covers the floor.
The successful exhibition at Hornsey Library raised funds for Shepherds Hill Allotments, highlighting the importance of community support for necessary site improvements and maintenance.
