Exhibition display

According to the statistics, rice consumption per capita stalled in Hong Kong. Rice has slowly lost its role of food staple in our diet. Rice Exhibition aims to shed the spotlight on the grains of rice that account the history of Hong Kong. The visual i…

Soft wood frames layout- flexible exhibition system

Online archive of Amsterdam graphic design studio Experimental Jetset

“What can be hidden in such small boxes? How to use it? It will be perfect to give someone a nice message hidden in the middle, can be a decoration or a fun gift, and hide in themselves the l…

A while back I wrote a post asking for examples of interesting timelines in museum exhibitions. Since then I've been wondering...

California is home to public and private educational institutions that offer architecture, landscape architecture, interior architecture, and urban planning programs — not to mention the myriad of community colleges providing notable two-year programs. In 2002, the AIA Los Angeles and a...

Two young artists are looking over the expanse of the ground floor of the UWF Center for Innovation in the historic Belmont-DeVilliers neighborhood.

For artworks, visit the following link. www.shunkawakami.jp “shun kawakam” is Founder and Chief of artless Inc. In addition to work as a art director/designer, and he is also active as an artist, mainly in graphic art and installation. His activities are not limited only to Japan: he also participates in art projects and exhibitions overseas.

I adore custom framing but it can be quite expensive, which got me thinking about some alternatives. After all, necessity is the mother of invention, is it not?Turns out a lot of people have had this same thought and have created some lovely options to display artwork sans framing. Check them out! Above: This option from Deko employs wooden trouser hangers to display art. That’s it! And I love it. I found this elegant display idea on Freshome.

With I Can Make You Feel Good, Mitchell goes beyond his commercial photography to revisit his roots, documenting Black youths enjoying simple pleasures.