Latest articles by TF Chan
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Ai Weiwei at the Design Museum: a snapshot of design history across eight millennia
Ai Weiwei digs deep into design history, gathering everything from Neolithic tools to Lego bricks for his new show at London’s Design Museum. We visit him at home in Portugal for a preview
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The timeless design behind Lindberg eyewear
Screwless and svelte, the visionary offerings of Danish eyewear brand Lindberg combine form and function to future-proof it for years to come
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Arthur Mamou-Mani: Can parametric architecture bring us closer to nature?
London-based French architect Arthur Mamou-Mani uses digital design and fabrication techniques to create temples of spirituality
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Last chance to see: Refik Anadol at MoMA, New York
Refik Anadol’s masterly use of data sets and AI models allows him to create dazzling ‘living paintings’, on display in MoMA’s Gund Lobby until 5 March 2023
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Anne Imhof releases prints to support Ukraine war relief
Leading German artist Anne Imhof discusses her latest work ‘Youth’, the war in Ukraine, and working with Circa on a 24-hour print sale to raise funds for humanitarian relief
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As David Hockney’s immersive art show in London opens, here’s what to expect
‘David Hockney: Bigger & Closer (not smaller & further away)’ is now open at London’s Lightroom (until 4 June 2023)
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Artist's palate: Landon Metz’s recipe for cacio e pepe
New York-based artist Landon Metz’s recipe for cacio e pepe is a minimal yet magic addition to our monthly artist's palate series, an homage to our favourite contemporary art
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Artist Eva Jospin on landscapes, architecture, and her Ruinart carte blanche commission
We visit the Paris studio of artist Eva Jospin to discover ‘Promenade[s]’, her carte blanche commission for champagne house Ruinart. Expect cardboard bas-reliefs, miniature landscapes, drawings, embroidery, and an 18th-century device called the carmontelle
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Pierre Yovanovitch creates opera set for Theater Basel
The French designer makes his operatic debut with a set design for Verdi’s Rigoletto, creating a moveable stage set in his signature aesthetic, complete with custom furniture pieces
