Chairman Mao moulded into form
A designer from Hong Kong is said to have the largest collection of Chairman Mao busts. The busts were produced, by governmental decree, in only two places in the People’s Republic of China and only in white.
Author: Susanne
Impressions from Grand Basel
There are lots of photos on Instagram #grandbasel.
Also a statement (in English) by Michael Erlhoff // Statement von Michael Erlhoff
Photo credit: Courtesy Grand Basel… Weiterlesen
Robert Franken to Speak at the iGDA Awards Ceremony
We are thrilled to announce that Robert Franken will be speaking at the awards ceremony for the international Gender Design Award /iGDA, taking place on 8 November 2018 at the Cologne Museum of Applied Arts. Robert Franken is a consultant … Weiterlesen
Grand Basel – September 6-9, 2018
“Grand Basel in Basel is the ultimate show for automotive masterpieces that showcases top-of-the-range automobiles from the past, present and future. Our inaugural Basel edition 2018 leads the way for upcoming shows in North America and Asia.”
Michael Erlhoff is … Weiterlesen
NERD2GO Conference, 15 & 16 June 2018, HAWK Hildesheim, Germany
The Second Conference on New Experimental Research in Design
HAWK University of Applied Sciences and Arts | Hildesheim/Holzminden/Göttingen
Faculty of Design | Renatastrasse 11 | 31134 Hildesheim, Germany
Building A, Room E04 (Auditorium)
15 + 16 June, 2018, 11 a.m.… Weiterlesen
Uta Brandes & Michael Erlhoff
… and the bedesign library (photo: Nele Martensen).… Weiterlesen
4:3 – Fifty Years of Italian and German Design
An Exhibition at the Art and Exhibition Hall of the Federal Republic of Germany
June to November 2000
In 1988, the then-director of the Art and Exhibition Hall of the Federal Republic of Germany asked Michael Erlhoff to develop a … Weiterlesen
Designers Milano 2000
Rubber Cup Competition 1998
The Rubber Cup goes back to Richard Sapper, then-professor at the Stuttgart Academy of Art: students from all universities were invited to participate in this race on the condition that their vehicles were powered by nothing but 20g of rubber.… Weiterlesen
World Design Expo, Nagoya, Japan, 1988
In 1988, the first World Design Expo (the only one in this particular form) took place in the Japanese city of Nagoya (‘Toyota City’). After some discussions with the Japanese organisers, Michael Erlhoff (at that time CEO of the German … Weiterlesen