As the Henrik Vibskov book launch tour saw its finale in New York last week, we bring you a video recap of the starting leg in Berlin.

For Tehran-born and Amsterdam-based designer, Reza Abedini, graphic design is not merely a visual art form but "a value".

The artist Tessa Farmer creates magical worlds ruled by minuscule fairy skeletons, who are not just mischievous but downright evil.

To describe Henrik Vibskov as merely a fashion designer would be a vast understatement. 

Aram Bartholl’s work explores the power structures, the social systems, the cultural innovations, the inner dynamics, the languages, and the products that are shaping our age.

When former art publisher Christoph Keller stumbled upon sleepy Stählemühle, an old dormant mill turned schnapps distillery, he took upon the task of bringing it back to life.

Heavy metal is a cultural phenomenon that unites its fans across borders, generations, genders, religions, and social classes.

Under their group moniker Numen, Industrial designers Sven Jonke, Christoph Katzler and Nikola Radeljković focus on experimental architecture and spatial installations, meanwhile concentrating on designing objects as their second alias For Use.

Gestalten.tv met a true "Type Writer" and typography expert to find out more about the "GPS for fonts." Alongside Martin Lorenz and Lupi Ascensio of TwoPoints.Net

Francesco Franchi is the art director for IL-Intelligence in Lifestyle, the monthly magazine of Il Sole 24 ORE, Italy’s leading financial daily.

American artist Mark Jenkins's urban (and rural) interventions are street-smart—in the truest sense of the word.

It all began in 2007 when Nils Holger Moormann had the ludicrous idea of designing a reading chair, derived from the concept of a wheelbarrow called “The Bookinist”.

House Industries has been producing their premier league retro design and their true love… Fonts! Fonts! Fonts! since 1993.

Headed by Prem Krishnamurthy, Adam Michaels, and Rob Giampietro, Project Projects is one of the most interesting design studios in practice today.

When it comes to unorthodox, yet hugely successful ways of producing and distributing cutting-edge furniture and product designs, look no further than a former Philips ceramic factory in Eindhoven.

Recurring themes in Joep van Lieshout's work are the organization of the world, power structures, economy, revolution and new tribal organization, autarky, and the classical themes of life and deat

Typographer, graphic designer, researcher, and writer Huda Smitshuijzen AbiFarès is the founder of the Khatt Foundation, Center for Arabic Typography, which is dedicated to advancing design research and typography in the Middle East, North Africa, and their diaspora.

With its more than 20-year history, the media artists and designers, software developers, media technicians and engineers, communication and product designers, scientists, and project managers at ART+COM continue to play a central role in defining the international forefront of spatial media communication.

The Berlin-based artist Sarah Illenberger has developed a very unique and strong visual language, conveying even the most abstract and complex content into vivid, humorous, and concise visual forms without ever forcing a meaning on them.

When it comes to soulful and emotional interactive design, there are many who try, but few who manage to come up with something that actually deserves these tags.

Minnesota-based graphic designer and Creative Director Michael Cina's design studio, Cina Associates, is

What’s the difference between design and art? What if objects could memorize their history? And how can you see with your skin?

DwellStudio is one of today's most innovative brands when it comes to high-quality bedding and baby, children's, and tabletop designs.

For almost 15 years, the Berlin-based architect extraordinaire and his team have researched the relationship between the human body, technology, material, and nature, reaching new heights of innovative spatial creation and architectural solutions.

Taking the term to whole new levels, the British food and design consultancy duo Sam Bompas and Harry Parr has breathed new, refreshingly artifical, and entertaining life into what is known as "food experience."

Kurt Weidemann, one of the most influential typographers of the 20th century, died at the age of 88 on March 31st, 2011.

By definition, the Greek term Utopia is literally a non-place. Commonly, it is used to describe an ideal society, respectively a perfect community, which does not (yet) exist.

Illustration, painting, drawing: Argentinean artist Irana Douer's art is a "huge mix" of many techniques and styles.

Paper doesn't blush. But it entertains in various unexpected ways and formats.

The New York-based artist James Gallagher is a master of contemporary collage.

Typographer, graphic designer and businessman Erik Spiekermann has created timeless, influential and, yes, Meta-physical work over the past three decades.

Introducing the American artist Shepard Fairey is a bit like explaining whose portrait he famously altered for the "Hope" campaign that was widely used by Barack Obama's supporters in 2008.

Artist Jennifer Rubell uses food as her canvas to create culinary concoctions carved straight out of a hedonist's dream.

Florence-based collective Arabeschi di Latte has taken up the course of new design experiences.