Take a deep breath and start scrolling down to find out what, in Yatzer’s humble opinion, will remain unforgettable from MILAN DESIGN WEEK 2012. [...]

MILAN DESIGN WEEK 2012: At Salone del Mobile 2012, MINI presented the COLOUR ONE for MINI installation by Scholten & Baijings which explored the design of a MINI One by examining its composition down to the smallest details and, in so doing, dissecting the design process per se. [...]

A wave of broken glass is the specifically conceived in Situ Installation by French artist Baptiste Debombourg whose work will be the first part of a series of shows titled 'Spiritual Ground' transforming the Column of Hall of the former Benedictine Abbey into a cultural space. [...]

It is one of the most anticipated shows in London and maybe in Europe. London could not have thought of a better timing to celebrate one of the most iconic artists of his generation. With the Olympics just around the corner Tate Modern's major survey into the work of Damien Hirst proves that recent art history cannot be written without Hirst being one of the protagonists. [...]

Design could be fun, interactive, experiential and much more. Yatzer presents the WHITE installation of Studio 400, which is reminiscent of relational art and provides an inviting space where the viewers do not just remain in this viewing role, but also become the inhabitants of a highly interactive space where the research books of the students are showcased. [...]

ZegnArt took Yatzer by storm with the launch of the first special art initiative, part of a major global contemporary project by the iconic menswear brand, Ermenegildo Zegna. ‘Fabulae Romanae’, a series of works by artistic duo Lucy+Jorge Orta, has been created specifically for the MAXXI in Rome and this is just the start... [...]

Money is viewed as an origami plague, a flying threat, and as an animal that is ready to devour entire nations. Sipho Mabona, one of the most famous European masters of origami, raises some interesting questions while dazzling audiences with his giant locusts made of uncut squares of US dollar bills. [...]

We are all creatures of habit. Every day, we render our lives over to objects that may be small or only occupy a fraction of our day. The exhibition 365, Charming Everyday Things, looks at an everyday collection of Japanese objects and how they inhabit an everyday routine. [...]