News Archive | July 2014

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July 31st
- The Bauhaus Archive Museum reveals its first corporate identity
- August book news: the top 10 new tomes to add to your shelves
July 29th
- Marc Newson designs Hermès’ first ever pen
July 25th
- Art and protest collide at the V&A’s new ’Disobedient Objects’ show
July 24th
- Happycheap House by Tommy Carlsson offers a new model for Swedish suburban architecture
- Design maverick Gaetano Pesce explores diversity in a retrospective at the Maxxi Museum, Rome
July 22nd
- Maserati’s elegant new Ghibli broadens the brand’s appeal
July 18th
- July book news: leaf through this month's top tomes
July 17th
- Haworth Tompkins gives a glass-and-steel update to the brutalist Chichester Festival Theatre
July 16th
- Martin Parr’s witty portrayal of British domestic life in the 1990s opens at Beetles & Huxley
July 15th
- Autoban's new interior at Baku's Heydar Aliyev International Airport is a sleek departure
- Edinburgh International Fashion Festival director Anna Freemantle speaks to us about her capital takeover
- Hauser & Wirth transforms a rural Somerset farm into a bold new destination for contemporary art
July 14th
- MX_SI models its new extension to Gösta Serlachius Contemporary Art Museum on an abstract forest
July 11th
- Solaris Chronicles: an exhibition celebrating the ground breaking of a new building by Frank Gehry is a moveable feast
- The British Museum’s modern new extension by Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners is unveiled
- Couture unwrapped: the haute-worthy confections at the A/W 2014-15 Paris shows
July 9th
- London's Isokon Building opens a gallery to tell its rich history as the home of modernist designers, writers and spies
July 8th
- The Architecture of Paul Rudolph: a new tome charts the rise and fall of one of America’s most divisive architects
July 7th
- Architect Claude Parent gives a new slant to Tate Liverpool
July 4th
- Digital Revolution: the Barbican shows bits and bytes in a new light, from retro gaming to Will.i.am