Category: Passagen Cologne
Passagen Cologne 2015: Zu Tisch bei smow Köln – ASCO Tables
Following on from the success of smow Cologne‘s Passagen Design Week début in 2014 with the USM Haller exhibition Facetten,
Passagen Cologne 2014: Young Perspectives at Boffi Köln
During the 2014 Passagen design festival the Cologne flagship store of Italian kitchen and bathroom manufacturer Boffi presented an exhibition
Korea Design at the Koreanisches Kulturzentrum Berlin
Following on from “Modernes Japanisches Design” in Cologne – contemporary Korean Design in Berlin. Organised by the Korean Trade Ministry
Passagen Cologne 2014: Alle Metalle / All Metal
Revolutions in design and architecture invariably involve a new material. The oldest examples of this phenomenon being found in the
Passagen Cologne 2014: Gronicles #4
Every two years designers from the Dutch town of Groningen chum together to present a joint showcase during Cologne Design
Passagen Cologne 2014: Modernes Japanisches Design at the Japanisches Kulturinstitut
When Charlotte Perriand arrived in Japan in 1940 to begin her commission from the Japanese Ministry of Trade and Industry
Passagen Cologne 2014: BKULT Featuring Van Bo Le-Mentzel: Konstruieren statt Konsumieren @ AIT-ArchitekturSalon Köln
In 2012 the Berlin based publishers/curators/editors Ilka & Andreas Ruby established BKULT as an online platform for discussing issues in contemporary
Passagen Cologne 2014: A&W Designer of the Year 2014 – Werner Aisslinger. The Exhibition.
What would IMM Cologne week be without the official enthronement of the A&W Designer of the Year? One day shorter
Passagen Cologne 2014: Stefan Wewerka – Denkmöbel @ Ungers Archiv für Architekturwissenschaft Köln
For their now traditional IMM Cologne exhibition Ungers Archiv für Architekturwissenschaft is presenting an exhibition devoted to one of the
Passagen Cologne 2014: Objects and the Factory
Following on from last year’s highly enjoyable Objects for the Neighbour exhibition Karoline Fesser, Kai Linke and Thomas Schnur are
Passagen Cologne 2014: Design Flanders. Atelier Bonk and Cas Moor
Given that Cologne is geographically closer to Brussels than Berlin, there probably should be more Belgian designers exhibiting at Cologne