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The exhibition Immeasurably Important by architecture firm TANGRAM explores the possibilities and limitations of AI in architecture.

The exhibition Washi Futurism is an immersive journey into the beauty, craftsmanship, and local material culture behind the handmade Japanese paper Sekishu Washi.

GEMZ: Unpacked showcases the results of the eponymous talent development programme by Current Obsession, a magazine and platform dedicated to contemporary adornment. The presented works fuse design, art and adornment, and were specifically developed for this exhibition.

This exhibition explores persistent mechanisms of exploitation, suppression and discrimination deeply rooted within infrastructural and architectural systems — both historical and present.

How do we get to know the world, and how do we locate ourselves within it? For spatial practitioners these are crucial questions that guide the way we produce knowledge, and the kinds of practices we value in our work.

'Anything that is alive cannot be in the gallery space', on view from 6 to 12 July, features the graduation works of 10 designers from the Master Interior Architecture: Research + Design program at the Piet Zwart Institute.