In this episode, we focus on the Nordic participation. Titled Industry Muscle: Five Scores for Architecture, the exhibition, commissioned by curator Kaisa Karvinen and curated by artist Teo Ala-Ruona in collaboration with both artist Teo Paaer and architect A.L. Hu critically examines the modernist legacy of Sverre Fehn’s pavilion. Specifically unfolding through “the five scores of architecture” the installation addresses issues of gender, body politics, and petromodernism.

When a designer's passion meets precision engineering, magic happens on your wrist. Keyvan Varashk takes us through his fascinating journey from photographer to professional watch designer at Sternglas, where he transforms concepts into wearable art that people cherish for a lifetime. The creative path is rarely straightforward, and Keevan's story proves this beautifully. Beginning with a simple love for photography in 2011, he developed a meticulous eye for detail, composition, and light th...

Send us a textWelcome to the Brave Creative Humans series! This is the final episodes in the series featuring some of the many past Talk Paper Scissors guests who exemplify brave creative living: Allison MacKenzie, Kevin Shaw, Vincent Wanga, Meg Lewis, Emad Saedi, and Justine Abigail Yu.In this episode, the 6 answer this question: “In your opinion, what does living life as a ‘Brave Creative Human’ mean to you?” This series is inspired by Diana’s recently published book, Brave Creative Human: Embrace

Guest: Laura Freedman, founder of restaurants El Raval and Siti. Music: Giulia Millanta.

Joy, Obsession and the Art of Play Rediscovering the Joy of Creation: Embracing Playful Obsession in Textiles In this episode of the Textile Creative Podcast, host Virginia Wygal explores the importance of creating purely for joy rather than productivity or profit. She discusses the value of slowing down, embracing obsession as reverence, and rediscovering the pleasure of working with natural fabrics like silk, linen, and wool. Virginia shares personal anecdotes from her journey through

Lovin Cairo is a local news, culture and lifestyle brand.We have the definitive inside track on everything Cairo, from the place to the people. We capture the essence of this unique city – from what we see, do, think, eat and drink, and build a conversation around our community, presenting a positive view of the place we call home.Our mantra is simple: Lovin’ Your Life.Follow us on:Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/lovin_cairo/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lovincairoTwitter:

Send us a text Recorded at FutureBrand’s Amsterdam HQ, Queenie Lo, President of Spatial Design, joined Claire on the podcast to share her life in design so far. Queenie leads the global team to create immersive, insight driven brand experiences across retail, hospitality, and branded environments for global clients including LVMH brands such as Sephora and YYX, McDonald’s, Bentley, Bottega Veneta and Adidas. Links: FutureBrand Redsetter dba

LXSY steht für eine neue Generation von Architekt*innen, die die Transformation der Baukultur aktiv vorantreibt. Im Mittelpunkt ihrer Arbeit: ressourcenschonende, kreislaufgerechte Entwurfsstrategien und das radikale Hinterfragen etablierter Prozesse. Für die beiden Partnerinnen Le Roux und Ahues ist der Gebäudebestand kein Hindernis, sondern ein zentraler Entwurfstreiber, und Abrissmaterial kein Müll, sondern wertvolle Bauressource – architektonisch wie ökologisch.In der 20. Folge von simplicity

In this episode of Paper Talk, Quynh Nguyen, Jessie Chui, and Sara Kim explore the value of artist talks: those special moments when artists step out from behind their work and share the story, process, and heart behind their creations.“Sometimes it’s as simple as educating your audience in what we do. You’ll be surprised at how curious people are.” - Sara Here's what we dive into: What an artist talk is and why it matters How sharing your process builds trust and educates your

Today with Jen DavidsonToday on A Well Designed Business, Jen Davidson shares the pivotal conversation that transformed her five-year-old interior design firm from successful but struggling to truly thriving. After meeting Jude Charles at a design retreat, Jen realized she'd been "living as an interior designer" instead of "living as a business owner and boss." This insight sparked a year-long transformation that included clarifying her core values, rebuilding her team around a culture of trust,

The Mim x Tim show: Miriam Fanning of Mim Design joins Timothy Alouani-Roby at The Commons in Melbourne to discuss art, design on television, interior design and more. Stories Indesign

Happy spooky season! We're here with some slightly scary films, Sinners and Last Night in SoHo. Lots of fun historical chat and discussion of fashion school bullying! Follow along with the visual analysis via these links! Sinners: Instagram, Pinterest Last Night in SoHo: Instagram, Pinterest Questions? Comments? Suggestions for future episodes? Email thecostumeplot@gmail.com. Follow us: Jojo Siu on IG @jojosiucostumes Sarah Timm on IG @breathcue The Costume Plot on Youtube, Ins...

Send us a text In this episode of The Riley Black Project, we hit the road to Atlanta for the Georgia Laser & UV Printing Business Meetup with Sumita & Anuj We dive into: ✨ Why in-person events hit different compared to online groups and tutorials ✨ The power of simple tools like Keychain Thingies—and why seeing them live makes it click ✨ Lessons on outsourcing, staying organized, and investing in the right tools (like accounting & Shopify) ✨ How makers are diversifying—from lase...

"You can do this" This episode explored various situations in which immigrants might require the services of APAJ & Associates. It addressed real-life concerns and scenarios often marked by confusion, anxiety, and, quite frankly, fear. Support the show Apaj's Log Episode

Text me and tell me what you think of this ep. Thanks for listening to this episode of "Designing Success: From Study to Studio"! Connect with me on social media for more business tips, and a real look behind the scenes of my own practicing design business. Grab more insights and updates: Follow me on Instagram: https://instagram.com/oleander_and_finch Like Oleander & Finch on Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/oleanderandfinch For more FREE resources, templates, guides and informati...

The Home Improvement Triple Threat is back: Rob, Chris and Joel with this week's Measure Twice!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Daniel Heer im Studio Lookout Salon Podcast In dieser Folge des Studio Lookout Salon Podcast ist Roger Furrer, zu Gast bei Daniel Heer in seiner Berliner Werkstattwohnung. Daniel ist Rosshaarmatratzen-Hersteller in vierter Generation – ein Handwerker mit Schweizer Wurzeln und internationaler Strahlkraft. Gemeinsam sprechen wir über das rare Handwerk der Rosshaarmatratze, über Materialehrlichkeit, Nachhaltigkeit und die Rückbesinnung auf das Essenzielle. Daniel gewährt uns Einblick in seine Ph...

If you like our content, be sure to sign up to our weekly The Design Compass Newsletter. Design Smarter. Lead Better.Join our Community: https://circle.thisishcd.com/Join-CommunityIn this episode of This is HCD, Gerry Scullion sits down with Thea Snow, Director at the Center for Public Impact, to explore the powerful intersection of systems, imagination, and justice in reimagining government.We dive into why imagination matters in government, how systems shape agency, and the role of design

Send us a textA city can make you breathe easier—or grind your teeth—before you’ve even named why. We follow that feeling from a flimsy townhouse hinge to the rhythm of a street that forces a ute to crawl, exploring how materials, widths, and mixed uses quietly choreograph daily life. In this episode we pull apart modernism’s big promises, tip our hats to classical street smarts, and ask what a genuinely New Zealand urban vernacular might look like—one with corrugate, brick, and crafted facades that

It’s time to dust off the desk, grab your favourite pen, and roll out the trace because InktoberArchitecture is here!In this episode of What the RFI?, host Matt Brennan welcomes back Nathan Taylor, Building Envelope Consultant, artist, and creator of the global sketching movement InktoberArchitecture. Together, they dive deep into how hand sketching connects creativity, communication, and construction in an increasingly digital and AI-driven profession.This episode explores why architects,