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- Pamela Rosenkranz installs a pink ‘Old Tree’ on New York City’s High Line
- ICFF 2023: Ten furniture design collections debuting in New York
- Design Wanted Manhattan 2023: seven standing out furniture and lighting designs
- The Turkish Pavilion in Venice focuses on abandoned buildings’ ‘Ghost Stories’ as an asset for the future
- Spaziale, the Italian Pavilion in Venice, highlights the vision of architects under-40