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TDW is accepting applications from designers with extended deadline
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CALL FOR APPLICATIONS FOR DESIGNERS
The Csíki Székely Museum and the City Hall of Miercurea Ciuc are announcing their second call for designers as part of the Transylvanian Design Week (TDW). Creators from any field of design can apply until
Cassina presents Modular Imagination by Virgil Abloh at Code Showroom (x)
Cassina presents Modular Imagination by Virgil Abloh at Code Showroom, Budapest. The distinctive installation, characterized by the colour orange, is open to the public from October 5, 2023.
Contemporary landscapes
Virgil Abloh, a visionary of contemporary culture with a master’s degree in Architecture, worked side by side with Cassina
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W Budapest celebrates fashion with Nanushka collaboration at the end of August
W Budapest, which debuted in Hungary in July, will be getting involved in the city’s cultural and social life at the end of August through a fashion-themed collaboration with Nanushka and its own series of events, Faces of Budapest, which is just starting. The world-famous Hungarian fashion brand’s
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Colorful postcards bring turn-of-the-century Vienna to life
The Wiener Werkstätte’s 1911 postcards present the sights of the Austrian capital in vivid colors and geometric compositions.
After Budapest, Berlin, and Karlovy Vary/Karlsbad, this time we present turn-of-the-century Vienna through the postcards of the Wiener Werkstätte (Vienna Workshops). As mentioned before, the Wiener Werkstätte was founded in
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More than just a taste experience: Ferryman’s Coffee
A ferryman rowing in a cup, a fish bathing in a mug, or a scalded rooster in a modern style with a retro touch. Here is Ferryman’s new-wave coffee, made even more distinctive by the visual world of Péter Molnár’s identity design and the illustrations of Dániel Labrosse.
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Prague Diary | The Czech capital through the eyes of photographer Iwan Baan
A year ago, photographer Iwan Baan spent a week in Prague taking a series of photographs that have now been turned into an exhibition.
Dutch photographer Iwan Baan mainly photographs architectural subjects, but as is his wont, he does not show buildings in their surroundings or as isolated inanimate objects.