BTS’s RM collected art. Now it’s at SFMOMA
Nearly 150 works from the musician’s collection meet the museum’s holdings. Korean art and a very personal way of looking take centre stage.
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Figma lets code onto the canvas
A working prototype can now sit beside the mock-up. Finally, a chance to discuss where a button actually goes, rather than where everyone hopes it will.
Figma · 15 October 2026 · 1 min
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Four seconds of Wimbledon, spread across 60 bottles
Hono turned the final rally of the 2008 final into cider labels. The ball is a hole in the paper: the drink supplies its colour.
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Out of ideas? Bráulio Amado suggests looking down
Scuffed surfaces, street debris and a walk without a screen. The graphic designer explains where his carefully managed chaos comes from.
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Brancusi at MoMA: good form has a workshop
Sculpture meets tools, photographs and furniture. A chance to look at the surroundings that produced the clean silhouettes.
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Pentagram designed drain covers. Mind where you walk
Bronze, moiré and a typeface with a Thames connection. Marina Willer turned an infrastructure detail into a reason to stop.
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You’re meant to tear this book apart
Carolina Incerti made a guide that becomes eight book and zine templates. Learning with your hands beats hoarding another beautiful PDF.
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Four years on a typeface: Arsenal gets its own blackletter
David Rudnick worked with the club on Rocastle. Behind the letters are archives, supporters’ memories and a voice for football beyond the pitch.
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