Special Project Satellites/

Design Miami/ Basel’s Special Project Satellites program showcases historical and contemporary installations that explore the ever-expanding possibilities within the design discipline. The Special Project Satellites program is intended to be a site of discovery, presenting a themed arrangement of works inspired by events and topics in the design world today.

  • ACDF/

    ACDF/

    The Art and Culture Development Foundation of the Republic of Uzbekistan presents
    CCA Tashkent
    Studio KO: Objects of Architecture

    The Art and Culture Development Foundation of the Republic of Uzbekistan presents ‘Objects of Architecture’, the international unveiling of its new renovation project in cooperation with French Studio KO.

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  • Galleria Antonella Villanova/

    Galleria Antonella Villanova/

    Galleria Antonella Villanova presents Meditation in an Emergency by Diego Cibelli

    Primarly focused on ceramic and porcelain, Diego Cibelli’s design process is a sort of open platform that includes a variety of techniques, visions and historical references, explored and delved into in equal measure, in the manner of a Renaissance bottega.

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  • Joseph Walsh Studio/

    Joseph Walsh Studio/

    Joseph Walsh Studio presents Material Culture

    Inspired by the free, uplifting and ever-changing grace that can be found in nature, Joseph Walsh has developed a creative process which captures the fluidity and immediacy of a sketch. The moment of inspiration and the final form is only defined through its making.

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  • V Over M digital/

    V Over M digital/

    V Over M digital presents Chromie Squiggles by Snowfro

    V Over M digital is dedicated to showcasing non-fungible tokens (NFTs) and work at the intersection of collecting and technology. Since its recent launch, V Over M digital has mounted the first solo exhibition of work by Snowfro, hosted lectures featuring Beeple and Peter Saul, and collaborated with digital printing specialists Infinite Objects.

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