by Vasia Rigou | July 10, 2026Jeremiah Hulsebos-Spofford Transforms Familiar Design Icons into Unstable Vessels of Memory, Grief and Time The exhibition at Elmhurst Art Museum turns objects like the Barcelona Chair and the Eames splint into altered forms that feel at once recognizable and estranged.
by Vasia Rigou | March 13, 2026Bringing Camp Wandawega Home The Into the Woods collection translates a century of camp life into objects that feel inherited.
by Vasia Rigou | February 13, 2026Inspired by Grandmother’s Heirlooms: How Jenna London Jewelry Balances Memory, Meaning and Wearability
by Vasia Rigou | January 16, 2026Souvenirs From a Climate-Changed Chicago Parsons & Charlesworth turn Chicago’s ecological future into speculative souvenirs at the Chicago Architecture Biennial.
by Vasia Rigou | November 14, 2025The Design Museum of Chicago’s “Design on Draft” Judges Beer By Its Label The new exhibition, co-curated with the Beer Culture Center, considers beer labels as cultural artifacts and suggests that the next six-pack you pick up is as much a design decision as it is one of taste.
by Vasia Rigou | October 10, 2025In the Limelight: Reframing Tiffany Lamps at the Driehaus Museum with Curator Alexandra Ruggiero
