There is a really cool display up at the Vancouver Aquarium right now, designed by Tangible Interaction and origami artist Joseph Wu.

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On our last day in Israel we had a tour of the newly opened Herta and Paul Amir Building at the Tel Aviv Museum of Art. It was designed by architecture firm Preston Scott Cohen, and it is astonishing.

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One of the best meals I had in Israel was a lunch with Naama Steinbock and Idan Friedman (Reddish Studio). After the meal they gave me this beautiful handmade sculpture. It’s actually a creature from Jewish folklore called a Golem, and it’s made entirely of mud.

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God, I wish I thought of this. This “Little Printer” designed by Berg is magnificent. Use your smartphone to set up subscriptions and Little Printer will gather them together to create a beautiful mini-newspaper that you can stick in your wallet.

Watch the video below!

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Beautiful posters designed by Sonnenzimmer, the Chicago-based studio of painters Nick Butcher and Nadine Nakanishi.

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My first stop in Israel was Studio Kahn, in Jerusalem. Mey and Boaz Kahn got married while attending Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design, and have been working together ever since. Their first project together was Fragile, a brilliant collection of ceramics you have to break in order for them to function.

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“The Gif Player” by Pieterjan Grandry.

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I’ve got a copy of designer Alex Trochut’s book “More is More” to give away to one of you! Yeah, it glows in the dark! Who wants it?

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