World Toilet Day toilet roll cities, by Anastassia Elias
Paris-based artist Anastassia Elias has reimagined ten cities as toilet roll artworks for Water Aid, in order to mark World Toilet Day. Using only scissors, glue and tweezers created the
Femme Fatale exhibition, by Johnathan Reiner
Hang-Up gallery in east London is hosting an exhibition which challenges historical and contemporary conceptions of female beauty through screen prints. Put together by Tel Aviv-based print maker Johnathan Reiner,
Brazil 2014 Revisited, by Ralph Appelbaum Associates
Ralph Appelbaum Associates has designed a temporary exhibition at FIFA World Football Museum in Zurich, Switzerland, telling the story of the Brazil 2014 World Cup. Interactive and immersive media has been mixed with
Mise-en-abyme, by Allegri & Fogale
Having initially designed Mise-en-abyme for the 2015 London Design Festival, Allegri & Fogale have reimagined their installation at Oxo Tower Wharf Courtyard. Working with Coin Street Community Builders and Innermost Lighting, the designers
Striving for Adequacy, by Office of Craig
Striving for Adequacy: A Peppered Visual History of Barnsley Football Club is a tongue-in-cheek exhibition designed by Craig Oldham’s Office of Craig and offers an irreverent take on the club’s
Beneath the Veneer exhibition, by Scott Kyson
Architect Scott Kyson is set to unveil his 10th anniversary public exhibition, Beneath the Veneer. The exhibition features an installation called Treehouse, comprising blackened wood structures and mirrors. Beneath the
Droplet installation, by Bureau de Change
Architectural practice Bureau de Change has designed an installation at Sto Werkstatt in London. Designed to evolve over time, Droplet comprises a three-dimensional surface made from 100 petal-like forms and
The Fox and the Star exhibition, by William Morris Gallery
The William Morris Gallery in London has announced an exhibition of Coralie Bickford-Smith’s book, The Fox and the Star. The exhibition will look at how the book was conceived and
The Art of Ping Pong exhibition, by Algy Batten
Now in its fourth year, The Art of Ping Pong is hosting an exhibition and auction of bespoke ping pong paddles created by various artists and designers. Produced and curated
Alternativas / Alternatives, by Spanish Biennial of Architecture and Urbanism
The Spanish Biennial of Architecture and Urbanism (BEAU) is being shown in the United States for the first time in an exhibition at The Cooper Union, New York. It features
Guadalajara International Book Fair exhibition, by MET Studio
MET Studio has designed the guest of honour pavilion at Guadalajara International Book Fair, which is one of the largest bookfairs in the world and brings together 1,900 publishing houses
David Bowie art collection, by various artists
David Bowie’s personal art collection will go on display at Sotheby’s auction house in London this November. The three-part sale will include a selection of 400 items from the late
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