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2018Arcin Sagdic's latest cover story for Numero Homme Berlin is a meditation on surgically-enhanced beauty
2018
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2022Hamburg-based design studio Liebermann Kiepe Reddemann on how to innovate your web design
2022
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2013Damien Poulain and some kids create awesome space rockets for a German bank
2013
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2016Berlin-based Cristóbal Schmal’s naive illustrations are an intriguing mix
2016
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2012Data becomes alchemy in Japanese maestro Ryoji Ikeda's jaw-dropping new Berlin installation
2012
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2012Stockholm Design Week 2012: Never Mind the Object
2012
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2013Illustration: Swedish illustrator Klara Persson has charm in no small dose
2013
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2014More excellent work from unstoppable Swedish illustrator Sara Andreasson
2014
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2015Bright, polished and inventive graphic design from Swedish agency Ritator
2015
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2014Product Design: Swedish student's system to pay at shops by using vein scanning!
2014
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2011Interview Project Germany
2011
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2017German illustrator Stephanie Wunderlich’s ode to papercut collage
2017
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2018Swedish design studio Amanda & Erik avoid the tropes of minimalist, Scandinavian design in their practice
2018
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2018Photographer Fred Lahache captures Morocco through the eyes of his childhood friend
2018
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2022No Running! Pia Henkel shines a light on Berlin’s 62 public pools
2022
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2015A polished and sophisticated update from German studio Bureau Progressiv
2015
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2014Art: Thierry Noir – the first man to paint the Berlin Wall – opens first ever solo show in London
2014
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2014Illustration: Paula Troxler's incredible blend of crayon colours and German folklore
2014
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2015Scott King's nice new campaign claims all pop culture in the name of Berlin
2015
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2024The View from Berlin: meet the defiant and resourceful creatives leading the city’s DIY culture explosion
2024
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19281928 German Medal commemorating WWI Admiral Rheinhard von Scheer's Death, reverse
1928
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19281928 German Medal commemorating WWI Admiral Rheinhold von Scheer's Death, obverse
1928
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Museum of Radio, Pereslavl-Zalessky - Regentone Twin-Tone radio with record player, Sweden (18813350901)
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Schuke-Orgel, Berlin-Temmpelhof
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Meilenwerk Berlin
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1701Crutch Dagger (Zafar Takieh, "Cushion of Victory")
1701
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1925Diplôme d'honneur. Golikoff (USSR). 1925
1925
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Wurlitzer 1100 jukebox, designed by Paul Fuller, 1948, metal, glass, wood, plastic - Museum für Angewandte Kunst Köln - Cologne, Germany - DSC09472
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Iron, Model W410, Petipoint, designed by Clifford Brooks Stevens, Waverly Tool Company, Sandusky, Ohio, 1940, chrome-plated steel, bakelite - Museum für Angewandte Kunst Köln - Cologne, Germany - DSC09525
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Weimar Republik 50 Pfg 1919 D Al- Coin. Reverse
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Weimar Republik 50 Pfg 1919 D Al- Coin. Obverse
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Electric hair dryer, Handy Industries, Racine, Wisconsin, 1934, chrome, bakelite, plastic - Museum für Angewandte Kunst Köln - Cologne, Germany - DSC09516
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1800Burnus / Selham
1800
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1801Rabāb
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1850Guenbri
1850
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1775Knife (Flyssa) with Sheath
1775
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1875Rebab
1875
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1801Knife (Flyssa) with sheath
1801
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1801Sword (Flyssa) with Scabbard
1801
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1775Hanging (Arid)
1775
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1700Band
1700
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1850T'arija
1850
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1775Necklace
1775
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1600Cover
1600
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1700Textile Fragment
1700
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1700Towel End
1700
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1500Screen
1500
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1701Prick Spur
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1801Knife with Sheath
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1800Hanging
1800
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1850Tar
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1700Textile Fragment
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1300Pendants
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1700Hanging
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1701Dagger (Jambiya) with Sheath
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1500Screen
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1701Dagger (Jambiya) with Sheath
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1701Sword Belt
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1800Necklace
1800
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1700Panel
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1300Panel with Cusped Arches
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1801Dagger (Jambiya) and Sheath
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1700Textile Fragment
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1700Belt or Sash
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1700Band
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1801Dagger (Jambiya) with Sheath
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1801Dagger (Jambiya) with Sheath
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1800Burnus
1800
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1700Scarf
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1850Agwel
1850
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1700Sampler
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1850Pair of Prick Spurs
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1850Gunibri
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1700Hanging
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1800Chair Cover
1800
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1701Bridle Band
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1850T'arija
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1700Bead, One of a Pair
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1800Necklace
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1850Quwaytara
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1800Border of a Cushion Cover
1800
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1700Textile Fragment
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1700Hanging
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1801Pair of Stirrups
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1700Fragment of Scarf
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1700Textile Fragment
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1800Band
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1775Clip earrings
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1700Strip
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1800Fragment of Hanging
1800
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1701Saddle, Bridle, Bit, and Trappings
1701
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1701Dagger (Jambiya) with Sheath
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1700Earring, One of a Pair
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1775Necklace
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1800Fragment of Border
1800
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1700Fragment of Sash
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1850Guenbri
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1701Dagger (Jambiya) with Sheath
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1864Shawl
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1800Band
1800
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1800Necklace
1800
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1700Bead, One of a Pair
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1850Guenbri
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1700Valance or Bed Hanging
1700
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1850Halam
1850
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1880Rebab
1880
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1801Dagger (Jambiya) with Sheath
1801
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1850Pair of Stirrups
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1700Fragment of Scarf
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1850Tar
1850
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1850Tabl Šamī
1850
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1700Textile Fragment
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1775Necklace
1775
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1775Scarf End
1775
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1700Earring, One of a Pair
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1800Belts
1800
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1928Brooch
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1929Bracelet
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1920Button
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1920Button
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1929Necklace
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1920Button
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1920Button
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ART DÉCO TELEFONAFFISCH Här visas en av LM Ericssons reklamaffischer från 1929. Den visar en ny kompakt bordstelefonmodell som Ericsson tagit fram influerad av fransk art déco. Den exlusiva art déco-stilen utvecklas från Parisutställningen 1925 och Ericsson tar 1929 fram denna förfinade telefonmodell. I bakgrunden på affischen syns södra Kungstornet i Stockholm. Byggnaden uppfördes som huvudkontor åt Ericsson 1925 och var ett av Stockholms första höghus. Grunden till den nya modellen är 1909 års
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2017Watches, including Kienzle and Systeme Glashutte - Karl Gebhardt Horological Collection - Gewerbemuseum - Nuremberg, Germany - DSC01888
2017
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2014Pair of Inexpensive Manual-Wind Men's Wristwatches (Kienzle - Circa 1965, Made in Germany & Swiss-Made CustOmtime) (8505591694)
2014
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202518th-century German pocketwatch 01
2025
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2014Vintage Junghans Trilastic Men's Manual-Wind Watch, 17 Jewels, Made in Germany (9763626844)
2014
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2014Vintage Garon Watch Company 23 Jewels Men's "Titan" Automatic Watch, Assembled in the U.S. - Virgin Islands from Parts Made in West Germany (8514612012)
2014
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2017Watches, Roamer Stingray and Kienzle - Karl Gebhardt Horological Collection - Gewerbemuseum - Nuremberg, Germany - DSC01839
2017
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2007Soviet pocket watch (2)
2007
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2007Soviet pocket watch (1)
2007
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2007Soviet pocket watch
2007
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2010LOUIS GEORGE Berlin Taschenuhr montre de poche pocket watch 01
2010
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2010LOUIS GEORGE Berlin Taschenuhr montre de poche pocket watch 02
2010
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2014Gold Chaika Pocket Watch made in the USSR
2014
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2012German - Enameled Watch with Cameos - Walters 58120 - Closed
2012
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2014Vintage Vantage 17 Jewels, Manual-Wind Men's Goldtone Watch, Day-Date, Made in West Germany (9721445153)
2014
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2014Vintage Vantage 17 Jewels, Manual-Wind Men's Goldtone Watch, Made in West Germany (9721380565)
2014
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2012German - Enameled Watch with Cameo and Jewels - Walters 5811
2012
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2012German - Enameled Watch with Cameos - Walters 58120 - Open
2012
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2018Vintage Texas Instruments Men's Digital Quartz Watch, Model 102, Red LED Display, Made In USA (West German Case), Circa 1974 (31332323253)
2018
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2018Vintage Texas Instruments Men's Digital Quartz Wrist Watch, Model 102, Red LED Display, Made In USA (West German Case), Circa 1974 (32142950025)
2018
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2014Vintage Timex Electric Watch, Model 67, Made in West Germany (8663522689)
2014
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2016Noa Snir illustrates a grim retelling of Cinderella in Morocco
2016
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2014Dazzled by the eye-catching work of Berlin-based studio 44flavours
2014
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2017Laura Callaghan depicts how Germany would look if women were in charge
2017
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2017Node Berlin Oslo talks through its redesign of Haus der Kulturen der Welt
2017
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2012Stockholm Design week 2012: Form us With Love
2012
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2016Ricardo Ferrol reinterprets the work of influential German designer Otl Aicher
2016
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2019Photographer Maja Daniels explores the ancient language and culture of an isolated Swedish community
2019
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2018Benedikt Rugar’s illustrations for the German Design Glossary use elements of the surreal to tell a visual story
2018
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2015Presenting Wurstbande, or "sausage gang" – a Berlin-based illustration duo
2015
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2018Vintage Texas Instruments Men's Digital Quartz Wrist Watch, Model 102, Red LED Display, Made In USA (West German Case), Circa 1974 (36434827051)
2018
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2018Vintage Texas Instruments Men's Digital Quartz Wrist Watch, Model 102, Red LED Display, Made In USA (West German Case), Circa 1974 (36555817601)
2018
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2012A fresh, Swedish graphic design studio for y'all to be inspired by
2012
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2014Photographs taken inside the Soviet cosmonaut training centre, Star City
2014
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2015Perfect type and considered visual flourishes in Stockholm-based Studio Parasto Backman's graphics
2015
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2012Best of Japanese design scene in Berlin via the Tokyo Art Directors Club
2012
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2015Textural, expressive illustration from Berlin-based illustrator Beth Walrond
2015
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2014Vibrant, pebble-like paintings from Berlin-based artist Frau Grau
2014
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2012Glorifying the suberb portfolio of German graphic designer Alexander Lis
2012
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2013Fun record sleeve design and illustration from Hamburg's Human Empire
2013
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2018A tribute to the repurposed churches of the Soviet Union
2018
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2018“The beauty of abstraction”: Christoph Niemann on his new mural for a Berlin train station
2018
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2012Stockholm Design Lab create smashing new Ikea food packaging
2012
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2013Graphic Design: Fantastic design for the Berlin Art Prize 2013 from designers HelloMe
2013
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2012Stockholm Design Week 2012
2012
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2014Photography: Mexico, India and Morocco through the eyes of photographer Mowgli
2014
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2012John Diebel's stunning geometric collages ooze Bauhaus perfection
2012
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2013One German pedestrian becomes a sartorial celebrity thanks to What Ali Wore
2013
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2013Swedish studio PJADAD kick food photography up a gear for new campaign
2013
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2013Things 2013 #8: professional wrestling, Swedish design, youthful shots, 180 shots and the future of illustration.
2013
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2022Photographer Alex Nazari explores Armenian history through its ubiquitous Soviet-era car, the Lada
2022
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2019How do you advertise a Swedish bank? With Snoop Dogg and Afghan hounds
2019
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2015A minimalist building that moves: Penda’s dynamic entry for Bauhaus Museum design competition
2015
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2020Berlin’s Contemporary C**t Collective shine a light on Drag Syndrome in the latest issue of King Kong Garçon
2020
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2019When Work Becomes Play: What We Can Learn from the Bauhaus 100 Years On
2019
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2012Stockholm Design Week 2012: Clemence Seilles
2012
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2012Impressive Iraq speeches project from new German publishers Cake
2012
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2016Julia Autz documents Transnistria, a country steeped in Soviet nostalgia
2016
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2012Stockholm Design Week 2012: DeisgNu
2012
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2015Young Berlin illustrator Ruohan Wang's charming work belies her youth
2015
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2016What does it mean to work in the arts? One Berlin-based artist shuts a gallery for five weeks to find out...
2016
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2013A treasure trove of graphic riches on offer thanks to Berlin studio Stahl R
2013
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2012Pipe smoking gets a fresh new look courtesy of Swedish designers Stiff
2012
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2017Russian photographer Turkina Faso on the “post-Soviet aesthetic”
2017
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2013Design talks will never be the same again thanks to this pavilion in Sweden
2013
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2018Partying in the Weimar Republic with the Archive of Modern Conflict
2018
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2013Graphic design: German design studio Stellavie create prints for stargazers
2013
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2015Casablanca captured beautifully by young photographer Kent Andreasen
2015
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2016A personal portrait of street life in Casablanca from photographer Yoriyas
2016
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2015Cool graphic design from Germany-based Cabinet Gold van d’Vlies
2015
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2012Soviet bus stops captured by worldly photographer Christopher Herwig
2012
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2015Hamburg-based studio Karl Anders wishes you a Heavy Birthday
2015
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2019From South Korea, Ghana to Berlin, Alexander Beer captures the people of the world
2019
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2012Stockholm Design Week 2012: Katrin Greiling
2012
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2016Ill-Studio’s short film plays with reflections and odd perspectives in Berlin
2016
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2013Architecture: Wowserino! ROK install 22,000 unique wooden sticks in German boutique
2013
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2019Tilman Brembs’ mammoth archive captures the early Berlin techno years
2019
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2017Pass-the-illustration and an hour of Swedish Progg. It's time for Things!
2017
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2018The history of the hotel Venets: a 22-storey metaphor for Soviet utopia
2018
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2014Fascinating portraits of stars by German photographer Olaf Heine
2014
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2014Illustration: You just don't get much more joyful than the work of Berlin's Golden Cosmos
2014
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2016Understated and beautiful Vitra packaging by Swedish studio BVD
2016
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2013Dan Witz is back showing off some stunning light paintings at the Gestalten space in Berlin
2013
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2015Swedish studio Snask's brilliant handmade letters for Washington Post
2015
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1140Plaque with Doubting Thomas
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2015Banging designs for a Berlin techno club by Serbian creative Vanja Golubovic
2015
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2015Work in Progress: the DIY zine from Swedish Studio Reko
2015
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2015Another treasure trove of work from Swedish creative Martin Nicolausson
2015
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2017Meet Berlin-based studio Büro Bum Bum
2017
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1140Plaque with the Holy Women at the Sepulchre
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2013Lee Mawdsley shoots Qatar for CBQ and make us want to emigrate, fast.
2013
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2019Land in Sonne explores the young generations now living in former East Berlin and its impacts
2019
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2011Katrin Greiling: Stockholm Furniture Fair
2011
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2014Eclectic graphic skills from Stockholm studio Research and Development
2014
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2014Manuel Birnbacher's weird and wonderful look for a German house festival
2014
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2013Ikea in Swedish shows how to pronounce the names of your favourite furnishings
2013
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2018Yang Qi’s work expresses a strong Chinese and German cultural background
2018
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2012Paul Leichtfried produces a drastic redesign for Berlin refugee charity
2012
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2017Swedish artist Ekta reconsiders simple geometric shapes
2017
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2013Here's mysterious, Swedish magic carpet makers Oyyo and their beautiful rugs. Thanks Wednesday!
2013
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2025Grilli Type’s GT Era brings an early Bauhaus chic back to the sans serif
2025
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2014Illustration: We love these detailed prints by Berlin illustrator Jeong Hwa Min
2014
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2020Patternity to run a Mindful Marbling workshop at Beat Hotel Marrakech
2020
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2020Solene Gün examines men in Turkish banlieue communities in Berlin and Paris
2020
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2018“A desire for the forbidden would be equal to treason”: Photographer Nikolay Bakharev on life in the USSR (NSFW)
2018
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2015Confident, minimal designs from Berlin studio Neubau prove less is more
2015
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2019Aga Giecko tells us about her first solo exhibition, Bauhaus 100
2019
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2014Graphic Design: A bunch of great guys designing incredible stuff in Berlin, meet Eps51
2014
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2014Photography: Andrew Miksys' photographs of the discos in Soviet era buildings
2014
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2012Excellently gauged info-heavy illustration from Swedish illustrator Nils-Petter Ekwall
2012
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2012Sweden's money gets a beautiful redesign by graphic designer Göran Österlund
2012
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2014Colourful dancing ladies captured by German photographer Andrea Grützner
2014
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2010Juno Hamburg
2010