Magnan Metz Gallery invites you to the opening of “No Limits – Park Avenue Project” by Alexandre Arrechea.

As a cutting-edge visual publishing house, Gestalten is especially pleased to present the international group show Fully Booked: Ink on Paper. This exhibition showcases more than 200 innovative books and other print products at the vanguard of a new era for printed publications—one that is likely to be the most exciting in their entire history.

The Kulturzentrum Marstall is showing works by the American artist from the last three years. 

Nicholas Felton is a leader in the field of information visualization and personal data tracking. He is famous for his Personal Annual Reports, which charted his personal life in detail into beautifully minimal infographics compiled into annual-report format, weaving numerous measurements into a tapestry of graphs, maps, and statistics that reflect the year’s activities.

The Helsinki-based bicycle manufacturer, Pelago, is temporarily setting up shop this Spring in Berlin.

From February 27th to May 4th 2013, Galerie Des Galeries Lafayette invites creator Henrik Vibskov to stage his first solo show in Paris: Neck Plus Ultra.

With the proliferation of smartphones, just about everyone is walking around with a video camera in their pocket.

Plain, smooth, and technical, just as designer Michael Mischler intended, the new T-Star Pro is greatly refined and optimized.

The travelling exhibition Examples to Follow! Expeditions in Aesthetics and Sustainability is setting foot next in Brazil and opening on February 21st.

FriendsWithYou, the fine art collaborative of Samuel Borkson and Arturo Sandoval III, will be on display at Chippendale’s Mclemoi Gallery.

Swedish architect Gert Wingårdh and Finnish illustrator Kustaa Saksi have joined creative forces to design the installation that will set the stage for talks on design and architecture at the fair.

Originality is the guiding principle of art and culture.

The Barbican’s The Curve is hosting the latest installation by the London-based design studio.

Born Again, the upcoming show at Calico gallery in Brooklyn, features work by Thomas Buildmore, Allison Maletz, and Charles Wilkin.

World famous ad man Erik Kessels, of the Dutch advertising agency KesselsKramer, is all about daring his clients to be bold and successfully does so w

Italian illustrator and live drawing performer, Fupete, is showing new work at the art space Mitte Barcelona.

MOTI, the Museum of the Image, is hosting the first ever exhibition about fashion and graphic design; an exhibition in which the communicative and decorative aspects of clothing and accessories as a means of communication are presented.

Come celebrate the release of The Berlin Design Guide, have a drink with the editors, and see the book.

London’s Kemistry Gallery is hosting the first ever solo show of the french graphic designer Jean Jullien.

The AKA project started in Berlin as a multidiscipinary space, which merges different crafts by various artisans, photographers, painters, perfomers, tattoo artists, silk screen printers, and more.

Since its first year, in 1997, the Leandre Cristòfol Art Biennale has continued to support the work of Catalan and Spanish artists to show the diversity of the visual arts today, presenting works and projects that straddle the borders between art, architecture and design, while building up a collection that now boasts 109 pieces.

The young graphic studio in Paris has created the cover image for the upcoming second issue of GRID magazine.

A design incubator dedicated to the professionalization of designers in Serbia and the region, as well as to establishing connections between the sectors of creative industries and manufacturing, opened its doors in Belgrade last month.

Gestalten is pleased to present For Light and Memory, a solo exhibition by the Ukrainian-Danish artist Sergei Sviatchenko, arguably one of the most influential innovators of modern collage. The exhibition includes work from Sviatchenko’s new eponymous series For Light and Memory as well as a range of artworks from his on-going project Less.

MoMA’s PS1 is dedicating an entire show to the groundbreaking work of the renowned studio for design and research based in Amsterdam.

In this two-day intensive workshop, participants will work collaboratively with Jessica Hische to develop and create a full vector alphabet by the end of the two days.

The NYC-based artist collective Faile has been busy for the last five months preparing a new exhibition at the Lincoln Center.

The Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG) is commissioned by Novawest to design a 420 ft tall mixed-use observation tower to serve as a symbol for the city of Phoenix, Arizona.

In September, the Spanish Embassy to Venezuela invited Luzinterruptus to participate in the annual urban art festival.

Our Japanese distributor and Tokyo-based bookstore, Shimada Yosho is celebrating their 48th anniversary.

Designing for cultural institutions is a challenge and no one tackles this in a more sophisticated way than the Museum of Modern Art, New York.

Images by Russian chemist and early pioneer of color photography, Sergei Mikhailovich Prokudin-Gorskii (1863–1944), are on display in a group photo show themed on color.