Tanya Aguiñiga’s show, May 8th – October 2nd, is a showcase of works, documentation and ephemera that resulted from her Art Made Between Opposite Sides (AMBOS) project along the Mexican-American border. Read more about the project here.

Chicago based Ania Jaworska and duo Norman Kelley are both being featured in a group furniture show at Friedman Benda in Manhattan. The show features a selection of furniture designed to question utility and highlight concept. Read more here.

A new show in the modern wing of the Art Institute of Chicago features numerous architects and designers, showing works from and for an increasingly complex world. More about the show can be read here.

Aranda/Lasch and Marcelo Coelho win the 2018, Times Square Valentines Heart Design competition with their proposed 12-foot wide , 3D printed Fresnel lens. An awesome feat of art + tech, read more here.

Snarkitecture and quartz surface designer Ceasarstone teamed up to create an instillation within a 19th century ballroom based on the topography of glaciers, icebergs and lakes. See more of the instillation here.

Snarkitecture abstracts the essence from everyday objects and defines the design tone by using monochromatic environ and reinterpretation of one element. See more projects here.