How to keep your parents educated and entertained during lockdown

Art and reportage to depict a family daily life during the pandemic through children’s prism. «What would they all be up to when we don’t look?». Photographer: Marlon Rueberg

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How to keep your parents educated and entertained during lockdown

Art and reportage to depict a family daily life during the pandemic through children’s prism. «What would they all be up to when we don’t look?». Photographer: Marlon Rueberg

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The Global Seed Vault: the repository and guardian of crops

Enhancement of seed diversity and contribution to crop biodiversity conservation realized by an initiative that strives to preserve genetic resources through establishing seed banks

Riccardo Badano

Edible garments: while eating your hat may not have been a proposition before, it is now

Lecturer Oonagh O’Hagan and researcher Cassandra Quinn from UAL are working on bringing bio design and edible garments into the industry

Zofia Zwieglinska

Infinited Fiber – eliminating the use of virgin materials

A fiber regenerated from discarded textiles and can be processed in converted viscose mills: Kirsi Terho of Infinited Fiber Company explains how this circular alternative to cotton is made.

Alice Harrison

Environmental data is not only a carbon measuring tool – it tells us what a tree is feeling

Dutch eco-awareness artist Thijs Biersteker’s recent work illustrates the complexity of plant communication. Finnish futurologist and author Risto Linturi explores the promises and pitfalls of virtual reality

Kelsey Nowakowski

Desalination – reducing the concerns over freshwater availability

The debate surrounding the availability of land for agriculture; farmers have not been educated on how to build circularity and sustainability into their practices. Salty & Co, a case study

Alice Harrison

Environments to accommodate – in an age of isolation, we need escapism.

«When planning an area, you have to consider the diversity of people’s needs». In conversation with Inside Outside founder and designer, Petra Blaisse

Joshua Small

The Politics of Parks: Green Space and Social Inequality in New York City

Parks in New York City promote public health and well-being. Do they also promote gentrification and inequality? A dialogue with New York City Parks Commissioner Mitchell Silver and architect Stefano Boeri

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The Politics of Parks: Green Space and Social Inequality in New York City

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Challenging gender-based stereotypes: Michael Clark, Cosmic Dancer

A summary of the choreographer’s work marks fifteen years of collaboration with the Barbican and presents to the public an icon of English counterculture

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Challenging gender-based stereotypes: Michael Clark, Cosmic Dancer

A summary of the choreographer’s work marks fifteen years of collaboration with the Barbican and presents to the public an icon of English counterculture

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Sonja Braas piques intrigue through an ambivalence of images in The Other Day

Throwing light on the subject of nature, the German artist reveals the upheaving cause of concern towards the conservation of our environs

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Design Museum, London. The closest you get to a rave in the middle of the pandemic

Electronic: From Kraftwerk to the Chemical Brothers guides visitors through one hundred years of electronic music and club culture

Astrid Hofer

Gucci and The RealReal: 230 metric tons of carbon and 10 million liters of water saved

Reforestation through One Tree Planted and resale on The RealReal, Gucci’s ongoing commitment to social and environmental responsibility

Lilly Meuser

Time as a mathematical conception: measuring the unmeasurable

The return to a premodern idea of becoming, Marta Alexandra Abbott and Naessi Studio unframe time as each moment flows into the next in Time, Framed

Gregorio Zanacchi Nuti

Early summer days in Berlin, Stine and I

Nadine Fraczkowski’s chronicles from the lockdown age: cutting hair, shaving head, dog walking as a valuable legitimacy to breathe outside the house

Nadine Fraczkowski

Turning a sofa into a coat. Introducing Luke Goldblatt’s work

The London-based fashion designer presents his first collection that combines tailoring, upcycled materials, and Scottish wool, cut and sewn by hand

Tatevik Avetisyan

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Waanders in de Broeren, Zwolle. Books and a deconsecrated church revised by BK Architecten

After a succession of fortune and ruin spanning six centuries, the new chapter in the life of Broerenkerk takes the shape of a bookstore: the Waanders family and the printing business

Carlotta Rovaris

Palazzo Avino, Ravello. A flower cart at the entrance

A hotel opened since 1997, located in Ravello, between Positano and Vietri. At the entrance a flower cart, on the piano the pink hyacinths, the Creed’s perfumes in the boutique

Carlo Mazzoni

Camparino in Galleria, Milan. A wealth of history in the corner of Piazza Duomo

A promoter of the aperitif lifestyle, the re-establishment of an institution where the aperitif meets the Milanese dynamism – meanwhile the Pan’cot recipe remains a secret

Federica Dileo

Stibbert, Florence. An inherited home that blurs the boundaries between romanticism and Japan

Frederick Stibbert was an illegitimate son and a millionaire who amassed a collection that was a forerunner of D’Annunzio. From Egypt to the Alhambra: Monica Becattini talks about his home-museum

Cesare Cunaccia

Librería Conarte, Mexico. A wooden dome for readers in the center of Monterrey

The council for culture and art is a space that wraps the reader in through a dome that plays with visual perspective

Carlotta Rovaris

9 ¾ Bookstore, Colombia. European aura and Colombian coffee inside a children’s bookstore

Inspired by the Harry Potter book, bookstore and leisure space: educational activities to encourage children to read, in a Columbian setting inspired by Italy

Carlotta Rovaris

Elogio del Vetiver, la pianta ingegnera che combatte l’erosione del suolo

Il Vetiver sopravvive a tutte le temperature e pulisce il suolo dall’inquinamento. Con le sue radici previene il dissesto idrogeologico, i suoi oli essenziali servono l’industria dei profumi

Elogio del Vetiver, la pianta ingegnera che combatte l’erosione del suolo

Il Vetiver sopravvive a tutte le temperature e pulisce il suolo dall’inquinamento. Con le sue radici previene il dissesto idrogeologico, i suoi oli essenziali servono l’industria dei profumi

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Orti, insetti e 3mila alberi: Bologna partecipa al Green Deal dell’UE

Bologna cambia il volto della periferia industriale – due i progetti nell’ambito del percorso europeo verso la neutralità climatica, tra ripopolamento di specie in pericolo e coltivazione diretta

Giacomo Cadeddu

Una moda che non rispetta l’ambiente è destinata al fallimento

La moda etica non può sacrificare nessuna delle tre funzioni del vestito: utilità, pudore ed estetica. Dio è tre volte sarto, primo designer della storia vestendo Adamo ed Eva con tuniche di pelli

Nicola Baroni

Milano nell’EP Club Domani: non c’è altra città in cui vorrei vivere

Andrea Ratti e Sergio Tavelli pubblicano l’EP mentre il Plastic resta chiuso. Quando riapriranno i club, come vorranno comportarsi i nostri corpi? Tra timori e abitudini nuove, la notte potrebbe diventare un tabù

Jacopo Bedussi

La filiera della canapa riparte a livello industriale, con 70 anni di ritardo

Fito-depuratore per le coltive, fibra resistente per il tessile, salubre per le costruzioni edili, terapeutica per malati: discorso sulla canapa con Mario Catania

Mariavittoria Zaglio

Utilizzo della falsa cimosa: «gli italiani sono viziati dalla bellezza»

Linfa creativa dall’est Europa, Arman Avetikyan e il nuovo corso di un’industria tessile passa dal recupero degli scarti – il Progetto 62 di Colombo Industrie Tessili

Nicola Baroni

Economia circolare nel tessile junior: lino, canapa e ortica

Tessuti naturali, upcycling e illustrazioni per educare alle materie prime, con una rete di collaborazioni intorno al Parco del Ticino. Alternative circolari alla GDO

Mariavittoria Zaglio

Sulla via della lana, dal biellese al cinema di Hollywood

Il primato italiano nella lavorazione dei tessuti è anche una questione di acqua – dolce, povera di minerali e di calcio. Filati e percorsi umani nel Piemonte orientale, distretto del tessile

Nicola Baroni

Le città devono essere intese come foreste urbane – non esiste altra strada

I boschi di Anne Hidalgo a Parigi, gli alberi di Copenhagen, mentre a Milano prosegue ForestaMi. la copertura arborea di un quartiere del 10% può ridurre l’obesità fino al 18%

Alessandro Mariani

L’economia del consumo è finita: oggi non funziona niente che non sia sostenibile

Gli scarti dell’uno sono l’alimento dell’altro. La prima ecofrazione di Baggero, provincia di Como – dal vecchio mulino una centrale idroelettrica: interviene Andrea Camesasca del Corazziere Resort

Valeria Sforzini

Orti, insetti e 3mila alberi: Bologna partecipa al Green Deal dell’UE

Una moda che non rispetta l’ambiente è destinata al fallimento

La moda etica non può sacrificare nessuna delle tre funzioni del vestito: utilità, pudore ed estetica. Dio è tre volte sarto, primo designer della storia vestendo Adamo ed Eva con tuniche di pelli

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