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The Invisibility of the Everyday Designer
(Sorry to all film lovers, this gif from the Japanese science fiction The Invisible Man Appears is completely taken out of context!)
Dear Reader,
Two weeks ago, I headed back to my old university for a conference hosted by my former illus...
Who can afford to be excited—about AI?
Dear Reader,
This newsletter is a little off brand. We’re not exactly known for covering tech. But when Figma invited me to San Francisco for its annual conference—this year dedicated entirely to AI—it’s hard to say no. As a journalist, I...
Freedom by Design? Controversial.
Dear reader,
It’s been a while! We are aware of that. But we come with an excuse. We weren’t lazy (even if being lazy is a revolutionary act under capitalism). In mid-May, we opened our first exhibition related to the thing Magazine at the...
Milan Luxury Week
Dear reader,
This is a first. For the first time, an external journalist is taking over this newsletter. Her name is Jasmin Jouhar, and she is a well-established voice in German design journalism, writing for various publications like Fran...
You’re Invited
Dear Reader,
We would like to inform you that we’re co-hosting our first aperitivo on Monday, 20 April at this year’s Milan Design Week!
Come by, say hi, have a drink, etc etc …
It’s the opening of the exhibition “Shared Matter“ by the S...
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