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the greek pavilion at the venice art biennale 2026 becomes a psychological and political stage through escape room by andreas angelidakis.

jr and fondazione bonotto unveil monumental tapestry of care For the 61st Venice Biennale, artist JR has unveiled 'Il Gesto,' a multidisciplinary

From designboom | architecture & design magazine: 24 sculpted trees become giant colored pencils in south african land art installation

From designboom | architecture & design magazine: the holy see pavilion slows the rhythm of the venice biennale through deep listening

the japanese artist explores coexistence through hermit crabs, oysters, insects, and shared shelters shaped by interspecies collaboration.

at the green-wood cemetery’s green-house, jean shin presents celadon landscape, an installation assembled from broken korean ceramic shards.

the venice art biennale returns for its 61st edition from may 9th to november 22nd, 2026, and designboom is here to guide.

the terrarium phone case, developed by daniel idle, integrates a planted environment into the structure of a smartphone accessory.

From designboom | architecture & design magazine: casette tape records lo-fi songs from smartphones and replays it using portable retro player

tacto is a cactus-inspired memo holder that rethinks how everyday desk objects can engage users beyond pure functionality.

From designboom | architecture & design magazine: audio bricks transforms building bricks into a living, evolving audio ecosystem

ENESS presents 'cloud utopia machine', a new interactive installation staged as part of 'modern guru and the path to artificial happiness.'

titled 'heavy is the head that wears the crown', the piece by derrick adams is a large-scale banner portrait of the late curator koyo kouoh.

From designboom | architecture & design magazine: moriyuki ochiai architects translates coastal topographies into chromatic interior landscape

From designboom | architecture & design magazine: elisava’s master in applied AI challenges designers to dissect and provoke the algorithm

From designboom | architecture & design magazine: lina lapelytė fills hamburger bahnhof with 400,000 cubes, inviting visitors to build and sing