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The Campana Brothers' exhibition at New York City's Friedman Benda gallery marks not only the duo's first solo show in the U.S. but also the 30th anniversary of the studio.

Returning to the Tunnel at the Terminal Stores building for their third year, WantedDesign showcased an inspiring mix of young international designers with a rich program of conversations, special presentations and workshops.

Noho Design District produced by Sight Unseen brings together design brands, young designers, local businesses and retailers as part of a four-day design festival that includes pop-up shops, exhibitions, parties, and performances.

Highlights from exhibitions around the city as part of the inaugural NYCxDESIGN 12-day program.

Feeling a little smaller this year, the 25th annual International Contemporary Furniture Fair was injected with new energy from some younger established design studios exhibiting for the first time.

We took the water taxi to Randall's Island for the second edition of Frieze New York which has successfully broken the typical art fair format with it's generous open spaces, amazing natural light, and excellent choice of food vendors.

Checkout the latest trends in products for the home, kitchen, bathroom and bedroom from over 2000 exhibitors at the annual IHHS in Chicago.

With a record number of submissions from 73 nations, designers answered the challenge "Genius design for a better everyday." There were 6 Global Winners: Gold, Silver, Bronze in two categories, 3 Sustainability Award Winners: 2 Students and 1 Professional & Enthusiast, 30 National Winners and 20 Special Mentions.

Our highlights from this year's Tokyo Design Week. This year's design presentations emphasized natural materials, further integration of new technologies and traditional forms that delight in new ways.

Taking place in a diverse range of neighborhoods, industrial spaces and design districts, the second annual design week presented a new generation of young designers eager to find a voice for Chinese design.

Now in it's sixth year, Vienna Design Week continued to champion the merits of Austrian creativity with a lot of designers placing an emphasis on the process behind their furniture and objects.

Celebrating it's tenth anniversary, the city was overrun with hundreds of exhibitions, events, installations, and workshops. A big digital presence was felt with the V&A Prism, Philips Lighting, BE Open Sound Portal, Google Web Labs, and Nokia getting in on the action at Designjunction.

We follow 'Unknown Fields Division' on their trip to the Black Rock Desert in northern Nevada to participate in the festival dedicated to community, art, self-expression, and self-reliance. They depart one week later, having left no trace whatsoever.

An exhibition exploring human enhancement at Wellcome Collection, London, that takes a broad and playful look the extraordinary ways people have attempted to improve, adapt and enhance their body's performance throughout history.

Tom Sachs and his team of 13 artists took over the Park Avenue Armory in New York with a DIY installation conceptualizing a NASA mission to colonize Mars. Space vehicles, equipment, and even the Mars landscape were created from found objects and readily available low-tech materials.

Recognizing the excellence of design enterprise across 17 categories, the Core77 Design Awards celebrates the richness of the design profession from client work to self-initiated projects, and entrepreneurial to pro-bono engagements.

Paying tribute to 50 years of Bond films, London's Barbican showcases a huge selection of costumes, props, gadgets and design drawings from Sean Connery's 1962 debut as 007 in Dr No to this year's Skyfall.

Every second year the aviation industry and aircraft enthusiasts converge at the world's most iconic airshow in South East England. The aerospace sector dominated this year with Virgin Galactic's SpaceShipTwo making it's European debut.

This year's annual summer show took place simultaneously in six buildings across the college's two campuses in Battersea and Kensington with projects exploring everything from subversion, to social impact, and engineering research.

New York-based designer and educator Anna Rabinowicz toured metal factories in the south of Brazil (Rio Grande do Sul) to research sand casting, vertical die casting, and horizontal cold-chamber die casting.