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Wallpaper* USA 400: The people shaping Creative America in 2025Our annual look at the talents defining the country’s creative landscape right now
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For its New York City debut, Formafantasma goes back to basicsOn view at Friedman Benda this summer, the show is the result of the Milan-based studio's ongoing fascination with history, technology and domesticity
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Italian designer Enrico Marone Cinzano fuses natural perfection with industrial imperfectionEnrico Marone Cinzano's first solo show at New York’s Friedman Benda gallery debuts collectible furniture designs that marry organic materials with upcycled industrial components
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Glenn Adamson and Friedman Benda examine spirituality in contemporary designCurated by Glenn Adamson, ‘The New Transcendence’ at New York’s Friedman Benda (until 24 February 2024) highlights designs by leading talents infused with metaphysical value
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Last chance to see: Fernando Laposse at Friedman BendaFernando Laposse sheds new light on the decline of biodiversity and the disruption of rural life in his native Mexico through furniture and tapestry on show at New York gallery Friedman Benda until 14 October 2023
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Friedman Benda Paris to open in 2024Friedman Benda Paris will see the US design gallery bridge the Atlantic, opening in an industrial building in the Marais
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From Brazilian politics to Trump, the Campana brothers get personal in their latest show -
Friedman Benda explores aporetic architectural furniture in nine new designs -
Chris Schanck’s new sculptures at Friedman Benda merge fantasy and science-fiction -
Daniel Arsham’s modernist home informs his domestic installation in MiamiFor Friedman Benda’s stand at Design Miami/, New York-based Daniel Arsham creates a domestic setting inspired by his 1969 Long Island home by Norman Jaffe
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Ron Arad goes head to head with emerging designer in New York -
Inspired by Matisse’s chapel, Faye Toogood gets in touch with her spiritual side -
Heavy metal: Paul Cocksedge boggles the mind with a new exhibition of statuesque pieces in New York -
Future fabrication: Joris Laarman traverses new frontiers in 3D-printed design -
Freeze frame: the making of Paul Cocksedge’s chilled furniture collection -
Star signs: Misha Kahn creates a kaleidoscopic world at Friedman Benda -
Daniel Arsham’s Play-Doh-inspired furnitureAmerican multidisciplinary artist Daniel Arsham presents ‘Objects for Living: Collection II’ with Friedman Benda, a new series of hand-sculpted furniture in a combination of wood, resin and stone
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Top table: Richard Woods applies his graphic sensibility to ’Work Tables’ -
Walk the line: Nendo unveils new designs at Collective Design Fair -
Watch this space: the best NYC art galleries to know -
Salon Art + Design enters cosmic and dramatic realmsExhibitors to look out for at Salon Art + Design (14-18 November) at New York’s Park Avenue Armory
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The Salon Art + Design New York: the Wallpaper* highlightsNow in its sixth year, The Salon Art + Design New York (9-13 November) brought an enticing mix of historic and contemporary furniture, art and decorative pieces back to the Park Avenue Armory this weekend. This year’s edition boasted over 50 galleries from 11 countries, of which 13 were showing for the very first time.
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Misha Kahn prepares to unveil his latest shape-shifting works in New YorkAhead of his exhibition at Friedman Benda, Wallpaper* pays a visit to designer Misha Kahn to discuss digital and analogue proccesses, low-brow pop-culture, and being an anomaly in contemporary design
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Break the mold: Adam Silverman debuts new ceramic works at Friedman Benda
