Nouvelles

Azul Gawianski and Manuela Ihan: “We think of architecture as an exchange”

The two architects behind the design of our Olivos showroom — the space where our pieces come to life. A conversation about city-making, using materials against the grain, and how colour builds an ...

Weaving the Fabric: an evening with Luz Tisera and Silvia Iparraguirre

Luz Tisera works in cement, iron, wire, plaster, welded sheet metal and carved stone. Silvia Iparraguirre paints and weaves. For one evening at our Olivos showroom their work shared a room — and th...

Luz Tisera: sculpture in cement, iron and carved stone

Sculptor, painter and teacher, born in Buenos Aires in 1973. Her work was shown at our Olivos showroom in “Armar la Trama” — visually poetic structures in cement, iron, wire, plaster, welded sheet ...

Ides Kihlen: “Art is a different way of living, one you have to get used to”

Discovered at 83, painting fourteen hours a day at 102. The Argentine painter Ides Kihlen never needed an audience for her art to flow — one of the women who inspire us.

Leandro Erlich: “Perception is bound up with the way we acquire knowledge”

A swimming pool you can walk under without getting wet. An obelisk that loses its tip. The Argentine conceptual artist takes what exists apart so we have to think it through again — and in jeweller...

Better in silence: eight libraries and museums where the quiet is the architecture

A library of 1.2 million books in Tianjin, a bookshop in Yangzhou with black mirror floors, a museum in Curitiba shaped like an eye. Eight buildings where silence is not an absence but the material...