Highlights
supersalone 5/10 September 2021
Italian and international design companies and their products. All the latest, and more, on how to stay up to speed with what’s going on in the world of contemporary living. Also a way of meeting, getting to know and contacting the protagonists.
Mattia Balsamini and the many shapes of the future
Are we envisioning the future? Or could these be tales of a life gone by? Nondescript offices leave no hint on their blah wall-to-wall.
Double Interview. Michele De Lucchi and Formafantasma
Resilience, ecology, discipline and the new generations: Michele De Lucchi and Simone Farresin discuss the holistic role design should play in planning a sustainable future
Cherine Magrabi: Philanthropy? Responding to a need
The founder and curator of the Beirut-based House of Today non-profit organisation that supports young Lebanese designers, is approaching 10 years of activity, during which she has launched names such as Khaled El Mays, David/Nicolas, Stéphanie Moussallem, Carlo and Mary-Lynn Massoud
Maha Kutay and Wood Yao on Zaha Hadid’s Italian design legacy
Fresh from Salone del Mobile.Milano for the launch of the Fle.X bag, Zaha Hadid Design directors Maha Mutay and Woody Yao discuss the studio’s long-standing relationship with Italian brands.
Maria Vittoria Backhaus, the photographer who chronicles the times she lives in
“I envy people who can dance.” A lengthy conversation with the photographer Maria Vittoria Backhaus, touching on Filicudi and Monferrato, the Beatles and Jacopo Benassi, analogue and digital, Gucci and Flexform. Because, what really matters, is having an idea.
The first Salone without Mari, Hans Ulrich Obrist remembers the Master
The Artistic Director of the Serpentine Galleries, encountered at “supersalone,” remembers the approach and the thinking of Enzo Mari, still contemporary and topical.
Mattia Balsamini and the many shapes of the future
Are we envisioning the future? Or could these be tales of a life gone by? Nondescript offices leave no hint on their blah wall-to-wall.
Double Interview. Michele De Lucchi and Formafantasma
Resilience, ecology, discipline and the new generations: Michele De Lucchi and Simone Farresin discuss the holistic role design should play in planning a sustainable future
Cherine Magrabi: Philanthropy? Responding to a need
The founder and curator of the Beirut-based House of Today non-profit organisation that supports young Lebanese designers, is approaching 10 years of activity, during which she has launched names such as Khaled El Mays, David/Nicolas, Stéphanie Moussallem, Carlo and Mary-Lynn Massoud
Maha Kutay and Wood Yao on Zaha Hadid’s Italian design legacy
Fresh from Salone del Mobile.Milano for the launch of the Fle.X bag, Zaha Hadid Design directors Maha Mutay and Woody Yao discuss the studio’s long-standing relationship with Italian brands.
Maria Vittoria Backhaus, the photographer who chronicles the times she lives in
“I envy people who can dance.” A lengthy conversation with the photographer Maria Vittoria Backhaus, touching on Filicudi and Monferrato, the Beatles and Jacopo Benassi, analogue and digital, Gucci and Flexform. Because, what really matters, is having an idea.
The first Salone without Mari, Hans Ulrich Obrist remembers the Master
The Artistic Director of the Serpentine Galleries, encountered at “supersalone,” remembers the approach and the thinking of Enzo Mari, still contemporary and topical.
Mattia Balsamini and the many shapes of the future
Are we envisioning the future? Or could these be tales of a life gone by? Nondescript offices leave no hint on their blah wall-to-wall.
Double Interview. Michele De Lucchi and Formafantasma
Resilience, ecology, discipline and the new generations: Michele De Lucchi and Simone Farresin discuss the holistic role design should play in planning a sustainable future
Cherine Magrabi: Philanthropy? Responding to a need
The founder and curator of the Beirut-based House of Today non-profit organisation that supports young Lebanese designers, is approaching 10 years of activity, during which she has launched names such as Khaled El Mays, David/Nicolas, Stéphanie Moussallem, Carlo and Mary-Lynn Massoud
Maha Kutay and Wood Yao on Zaha Hadid’s Italian design legacy
Fresh from Salone del Mobile.Milano for the launch of the Fle.X bag, Zaha Hadid Design directors Maha Mutay and Woody Yao discuss the studio’s long-standing relationship with Italian brands.
Maria Vittoria Backhaus, the photographer who chronicles the times she lives in
“I envy people who can dance.” A lengthy conversation with the photographer Maria Vittoria Backhaus, touching on Filicudi and Monferrato, the Beatles and Jacopo Benassi, analogue and digital, Gucci and Flexform. Because, what really matters, is having an idea.
The first Salone without Mari, Hans Ulrich Obrist remembers the Master
The Artistic Director of the Serpentine Galleries, encountered at “supersalone,” remembers the approach and the thinking of Enzo Mari, still contemporary and topical.
Mattia Balsamini and the many shapes of the future
Are we envisioning the future? Or could these be tales of a life gone by? Nondescript offices leave no hint on their blah wall-to-wall.
Double Interview. Michele De Lucchi and Formafantasma
Resilience, ecology, discipline and the new generations: Michele De Lucchi and Simone Farresin discuss the holistic role design should play in planning a sustainable future
Cherine Magrabi: Philanthropy? Responding to a need
The founder and curator of the Beirut-based House of Today non-profit organisation that supports young Lebanese designers, is approaching 10 years of activity, during which she has launched names such as Khaled El Mays, David/Nicolas, Stéphanie Moussallem, Carlo and Mary-Lynn Massoud
Maha Kutay and Wood Yao on Zaha Hadid’s Italian design legacy
Fresh from Salone del Mobile.Milano for the launch of the Fle.X bag, Zaha Hadid Design directors Maha Mutay and Woody Yao discuss the studio’s long-standing relationship with Italian brands.
Maria Vittoria Backhaus, the photographer who chronicles the times she lives in
“I envy people who can dance.” A lengthy conversation with the photographer Maria Vittoria Backhaus, touching on Filicudi and Monferrato, the Beatles and Jacopo Benassi, analogue and digital, Gucci and Flexform. Because, what really matters, is having an idea.
The first Salone without Mari, Hans Ulrich Obrist remembers the Master
The Artistic Director of the Serpentine Galleries, encountered at “supersalone,” remembers the approach and the thinking of Enzo Mari, still contemporary and topical.
