The “vast blue” needs us and we need it too. Can we respect the sea again, now that it needs us more than ever?

The vital necessity for the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions, and more importantly of CO2, was already dominating public and political dialogue as early as the 1970s.

The 60s and the 70s are interwoven with the sociopolitical turmoil that had spread through the western world

Sustainability, design, research. The intriguing work of the Dutch designer.

Why blue remains the most relevant colour

Part 1 | Sir Patrick Geddes: A different take on sustainability

The first major, research-based exhibition dedicated to Plautila Bricci in Galleria Corsini (Rome).

The Art of the Ιmpossible by Rem Koolhaas. A short tribute to the Dutch architect.

Bo Bardi’ work as an excellent model for contemporary design and its relation to the past.

Colonialism may be a thing of the past but its scars are still fresh and can -sometimes- create discomfort.

Maria Paneta explains wearables and their relation to the technologically augmented future

The work of W. Morris, a manifold designer and founder of the Arts & Crafts movement -the first movement to deeply criticise Industrialisation- that influenced modernist movements like Bauhaus.

From the self-discovery of the artist to the self-discovery of the viewer

Η ριζοσπαστική πλευρά της τέχνης έθετε πάντα σε κίνηση την κοινωνία. Οι περιπτώσεις των Nan Goldin, Ai Weiwei, Hans Haacke και Jens Haaning.

What would happen if AI operated more like bees and less like human beings?

Design Society presents some of today’s up-and-coming bio-designers

Reconsidering the domestic bodily action

Artificial Intelligence infiltrating the creative field.

Can we reverse the environmental pollution caused by the fashion industry? Design can perhaps offer a sustainable solution.