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Never Alone: Video Games as Interactive Design explores the field of design that mediates and facilitates our relationships with computers
cinematographer-turned-designer Takao Inoue brings his eye for drama to this captivating piece of office art
His death sent shock waves across Europe
diffused light as it floats overhead in your entryway
Meret Oppenheim: My Exhibition - Hardcover Buyer 3 Spring FY26 QA Never Alone: Video Games asEdited by Nina Zimmer, Natalie Dupcher, Anne Umland, with Lee Coln and Nora Lohner The Swiss artist Meret Oppenheim (19131985) may be best known for her furlined teacup of 1936, but her legacy encompasses much more than that notorious Surrealist object. Over the course of some sixty years Oppenheim produced a dizzying range of unconventional paintings, drawings, sculptures, collages, and assemblages. She engaged with witty wordplay, celestial bodies,