Gestalten proudly invites you to an evening with Reif Larsen, author of the critically acclaimed novel The Selected Works of T.S. Spivet (Die Karte meiner Träume).

The Library of the Museum of Modern Art is hosting a survey of experimental art and design magazines published since 2000.

The Berlin-based designer and illustrator presents her expanded internet platform.

 Lasting only two days, the show No2 lives up to its name.

Photographer Ryan Hopkinson has collaborated with jellymongers Bompas & Parr to explore what happens when powerful explosives are detonated inside jellies.

Showcasing posters and various printed matter from 1912 until 2012, the exhibit at the Museum für Gestaltung presents the coming of age of a design legacy.

Acclaimed designer couple Job Smeets and Nynke Tynagel are presenting commissions from the years 2010 to 2012.

The 23rd Biennial of Design is now accepting submissions.

Japan’s largest media retailer has recently launched its latest outlet in the Daikanyama district of Tokyo. 

The illustrator will be presenting a selection of artwork from the original Unplanned Magic show alongside some new screen prints.

Created by artist Gordon Young, and designed in collaboration with Why Not Associates, the Comedy Carpet is a typographic celebration of comedy on an extraordinary scale.

A sinew is a strong, fibrous tissue connecting bones to muscle.

To celebrate the release of Aram Bartholl’s first monograph Aram Bartholl: The Speed Book, Gestalten will host a talk with the artist in conversation with Evan Roth.

Independent companies, the self-employed and creative start-ups rely on unique, individual branding to make a mark and stand out.

Solo show Punishment I has openend featuring new works by Julius von Bismarck. 

Mathieu Lehanneur’s rich creativity obviously stems strongly from a fascination and appreciation for scientific processes.

The Japanese composer and visual artist has conceived an exhibition for the Hamburger Bahnhof.

Curated by Lukas Feireiss the exhibition presents a selection of projects that seek to improve social, economic and environmental conditions through architectural and artistic means.

From Mark Jenkins's exhibition Glazed Paradise currently on at Gestalten Space, we have limited edition prints available for sale and Special Editions of his monograph The Urban Theater: Mark Jenkins with Storker Baby or Mini Sunflower Stop Sign.

The charity event will feature works by Banksy, Shepard Fairey, Space Invader, Ben Eine, JR, Mr.Brainwash and Slinkachu for the first time together in a group show in Italy.

Arthur Fellig was better known as Weegee.

It's the Berlin-based artist's first solo show in town.

Enjoy the work, performance and action of various young artists, photographers and designers at Berlin's Stattbad.

TM–City, a three-dimensional installation based on the work of graphic designer Richard Niessen, will be on show in Bern. Richard Niessen will also give a lecture and a workshop.

For the second time Berlin-based  information designers supplied an Economic Summit with animated infographics.

It's not the end of the world as you know it, but rather the Berlin-based American artist presenting whole new worlds in a solo show.

The artist whose first monograph is out now will be showing his map maker installation in a group show at the&nb

Gestalten is proud to present the first solo show in Germany by the renowned American artist Mark Jenkins, who uses ordinary packing tape to create life-size human or animal forms.

Marking the tenth anniversary of the great Japanese Graphic Designer's passing, the DNP Graphic Design Archives Collection IV: Ikko Tanaka Posters 1980-2002 is on show.

For this show at the Pinakothek der Moderne designer and Creative Director Mirko Borsche reduces the visual language of his original works to hand-painted posters.

The Pop-Up gallery from Berlin shows works from Studio Makkink & Bey, Martí Guixé, Kueng Caputo and Frédéric Dedelley a.o.

The Berlin-based artist will give a public talk as part of street art conference Living Walls' expansion into a year-round program. 

London-based designers produce their first series of contemporary artworks to coincide with their 30th anniversary.

To celebrate the release of Walls and Frames: Fine Art from the Streets, the artists featured in the book have created original handmade book sleeves for the publication, which will be available for sale at the event for 500 euros (book included).