Jen Stark updates
Artist Jen Stark has recently updated her website. New drawings and some new t-shirt prints as well. Take a look.
Photos from Tokyo Design Week Part 3
This is the last picture report from the Tokyo Design Week 2009 by Kristina Dryza. Check the earlier ones here and here.
800 posts in the David Report blog!
I just discovered that we published post number 800 here in the David Report blog yesterday. By the end of this month, November 21 to be exact, we have a three year anniversary. Seems like the start wasn’t that long ago. However, time flies when you have fun! You will reach all the 800 past...
New Josef Frank textiles at Svenskt Tenn
Svenskt Tenn in Stockholm is launching two new Josef Frank textiles. Aramal and Ceylon were designed in the 1940s but have not been in production until now. Even if they were designed almost 70 years ago I think they feel up-to-date and interesting. Textile Ceylon by Josef Frank from Svenskt Tenn. Textile Aramal by Josef...
QR codes introduce new Danish design talent to Japan
For an hour last week, just as dusk crept over the streets of Daikanyama, the Royal Danish Embassy hosted a small launch reception for its new building façade. Curated and art directed by Per-Ole Lind the facade features Danish furniture designers of both the classic and new generation. Wanting to create a direct link between...
Design for Life magazine
The magazine from the event DesignBoost 2009 – Design for Life has just been published online. You can view it in fullscreen by clicking on it above. Among the contributing writers are Jennifer Leonard, Kristina Dryza, Martin Hoenle, Brent Richards, Kristina Börjesson and Katarina Graffman, Vanessa Gandy, Magnus Lindkvist and Kristin Heinonen. The BoostChat and...
Smoking bread
One of the many striking things to spot when moving to Sweden from southern Europe is that alla bakar – everybody bakes – their own bread, buns and cakes. Maybe a result of being taught in school or, just to fill the dark snowy winter into something yummy and warm. Either way, the country has its hands...
Ninth issue of Acne Paper
The ninth issue of Acne Paper addresses the dual themes of Art and Spirituality, and explores the relationship between these two inextricably linked areas of study. The cover story sees a unique collaboration between Tilda Swinton and Paolo Roversi. Other collaborators include David Lynch, Marina Abramovic and Maureen Paley, and an extensive art portfolio is...
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