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Art Gallery / Museum Information - Recommended Exhibitions in June 2025We present the exhibitions of art galleries and museums in June 2025. In addition to the schedule of events, we will provide you with detailed information such as the works on display. Please check the website of each museum for current opening hours before visiting.
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【ADF Web Magazine】Russia Architecture | “Yellow Pavilion” by Maxim Kashin Architects Unveiled in Suburban MoscowIn suburban Moscow, Maxim Kashin Architects has completed a new project titled Yellow Pavilion. Composed entirely of a vivid yellow monochrome palette, the pavilion presents an avant-garde architectural expression and a contemporary interpretation of cosmism.
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【ADF Web Magazine】Korean Restaurant Transformed from Historic Garment District Space by Model Practice https://www.adfwebmModel Practice, the bi-coastal architecture firm known for challenging conventions and finding innovation in the everyday, unveiled Lifted Lid, the inaugural location for Korean fast-casual restaurant Sopo in Manhattan's historic Garment District. The 900-square-foot project has been recognized with the Architizer 2025 A+Awards Popular Choice award in the Small Restaurant category.
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【ADF Web Magazine】Dongmingshan Senyu Hotel: A Minimally Invasive Forest Resort in HangzhouGLA Architects completes a poetic hotel project "Dongmingshan Senyu Hotel", nestled in a forest, redefining architectural intervention through subtlety and immersion. The resort is a 1,300�� hospitality project and completed in 2024. Set within a lush landscape of metasequoias and bamboo groves, the hotel embraces nature with minimal intervention. The project includes a reception center and three types of cabins—each crafted to blend gently into its woodland surroundings, while offering guests an immersive forest experience.
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【ADF Web Magazine】Cinematic City Inside a Mall by CLOU ArchitectsIn the heart of Chongqing’s bustling Ranjiaba district, CapitaMall Skyview by CLOU Architects reimagines the traditional shopping mall by turning it into a playful, immersive exploration of urban life. Designed by architecture firm CLOU, the 100,000-square-meter development reflects the layered complexity and cinematic allure of Chongqing’s unique topography—an urban labyrinth of staircases, bridges, alleys, and iconic blue street signs that cut through its concrete terrain.
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【ADF Web Magazine】Bangkok’s New Hostel Icon: Double B Hostel by VMA Design StudioIn the heart of Bangkok’s historic old town, VMA Design Studio has reimagined a narrow urban lot into an elegant and atmospheric boutique lodging. The Double B Hostel, a 27-room project nestled within a community long known for traditional Buddhist craftsmanship, presents a compelling blend of local heritage and modern architectural innovation.
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【ADF Web Magazine】Gottfried Bohm Scholarship closed its entriesThe Gottfried Böhm Scholarship closed its entries. A total of 104 architects and urban planners from 45 countries and six continents have submitted applications by the application deadline on 31 May. Candidates from the most diverse cultural, political and geographical contexts - ranging from Australia and Zimbabwe to the USA, from Egypt, Italy and India to Canada and the Ivory Coast - submitted diverse and exciting ideas for the design of urban spaces in Cologne.
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【ADF Web Magazine】Stitched Memories: Do Ho Suh’s Walk the House at Tate ModernDo Ho Suh’s long-awaited solo exhibition, Walk the House, now on view at Tate Modern, is a poignant journey through memory, space, and impermanence. In her insightful article, Virginia Alluzzi explores how Suh transforms architectural details from past homes into ethereal fabric sculptures. Through works like Perfect Home and the Rubbing/Loving Project, Suh evokes the emotional weight of migration, memory, and belonging. His delicate recreations invite us not just to observe, but to walk within his world—one stitched together by thread, light, and remembrance.
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【ADF Web Magazine】Mountainside Residence in Bromont by Muuk Architecture Canadaocated in the mountainous region of Bromont, Quebec, the private residence "Mountainside Residence" was designed by Canadian architecture studio Muuk Architecture. Situated on a sloping site, the house takes a restrained modernist approach that emphasizes durability, warmth, and a strong connection to its surroundings. Built at garden level, the house gently follows the terrain to blend seamlessly into the landscape while framing expansive views of the surrounding forest.
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GOCA by Garde presents solo exhibition of Ibuki Minami “Gei-Kaku Ichinyo”Gallery of Contemporary Art (GOCA) by Garde will present its second exhibition by Japanese artist Ibuki Minami titled "Gei-Kaku Ichinyo (Art Core Oneness)," on view from May 8 through June 28, 2025. The exhibition features an entirely new body of works on canvas showcasing Minami's minimalist compositions, which blend Western and Eastern philosophies to create abstract paintings. Through this, Minami explores the origins of artistic thought and expression, crafting pieces that encourage viewers to contemplate the essence of creativity in the digital age.
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Art Gallery / Museum Information - Recommended Exhibitions in June 2025We present the exhibitions of art galleries and museums in June 2025. In addition to the schedule of events, we will provide you with detailed information such as the works on display. Please check the website of each museum for current opening hours before visiting.
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【ADF Web Magazine】NEW MARKET by NEW AUCTIONNEW AUCTION launches a special silent auction titled "NEW MARKET", offering approximately 70 works across posters, books, photographs, and design objects. The sale adopts a confidential bidding format, where bid amounts are not disclosed to other participants. The highest bid on each item wins.
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【ADF Web Magazine】Paris Gallery Strolls: Sato GalleryIn a time of economic uncertainty, galleries continue to thrive and play a crucial role in the art world. They provide a space for artists to share their work, foster artistic dialogues, and bring people together through creativity. More than just exhibition spaces, galleries serve as cultural hubs that keep the art scene alive and dynamic. As someone who loves exploring the ever-evolving art landscape, I want to shine a light on some of my favorite galleries in Paris—places that continue to push creative boundaries and make the city’s art scene so inspiring.
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NYC News June 2025We have received a new report supported by GARDE!
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Coming Soon: DFA Awards Design Sharing - TokyoThe Hong Kong Design Centre (HKDC) will host the “DFA Awards Design Sharing – Tokyo” event on Friday, May 30, 2025, at the Tokyo Midtown Design Hub. In addition to introducing the latest updates from the DFA Awards, the event will feature insights and experiences shared by Japanese award recipients, providing a deeper understanding of the possibilities within Asian design.
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