Alongside the staircase that winds like a ribbon, a sculptural light fixture by Nacho Carbonell accompanies the climb.
Metamorph and Jacqueline Rabun: A Retrospective are included in a round-up of the best exhibitions to see during London Design Festival. An image of both Koronis and Rabun’s works are included. Emily writes, “If you haven’t yet...
Carpenters Workshop Gallery in New York opens ‘Reverse Fireworks in Slow Motion,’ the first solo exhibition in the U.S. by Greek artist Kostas Lambridis. With the introduction of nine new works, the Athens-based artist explores the essence...
Carpenters Workshop Gallery introduces the U.S. solo debut of Kostas Lambridis in his New York exhibition “Reverse Fireworks in Slow Motion.” Described by the artist as a departure from familiarity, Lambridis’s newest works have elected to return to...
Its new East Wing Carpenters Workshop Gallery is currently showing the work of architectural designer Niko Koronis, who earned his PhD from London’s Architectural Association. In Metamorph, Koronis – who has worked as both a...
Reverse Fireworks in Slow Motion at Carpenters Workshop Gallery New York, is Greek artist and designer Kostas Lambridis’s debut solo exhibition in the United States. The exhibition is set to be on view from September 8 – November 23, 2023, and...
For more than 39 years, Jacqueline Rabun’s use of form as a means of telling stories has changed the narrative around contemporary jewellery. “I see my story as the story of an artist, working in...
An alum of Milan’s Domus Academy and London’s Architectural Association who has shown sculptures at the Venice Biennale, Niko Koronis creates “small-scale architectural entities” marked by radically experimental materials and rigorous geometric forms that embody...
To mark the one-year anniversary of its Los Angeles outpost, Carpenters Workshop Gallery enlisted Alexander May, founder of West Hollywood’s Sized Studio, to curate a group show of work by 20 creative luminaries, among them Ingrid...
Carpenters Workshop Gallery showcases select works of Greek designer Niko Koronis, as he explores of the materiality of Belgian Black Marble.
Born in Greece and now based in Milan, architect and designer Niko Koronis is celebrated for his minimalist experimental furnishings, including a family of resin furniture inspired by Carlo Scarpa.
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