Take a second to read this great article on Thaddeus Wolfe on the always interesting Sight Unseen website for some insight into the inspiration and techniques used to create the Assemblage pieces shown at Volume Gallery. Read here.

The Huffington Post has an article today comparing the drive of new/young design firms to that of starting a rock n roll band. Check out the article and come to your own conclusion.

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Once again Rich Brilliant Willing is highlighted as designers to watch. This month in Architectural Digest’s AD Innovator column.

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Design Bureau’s new issue features a nice article on Rich Brilliant Willing. Check out the piece for a little on each of the guys (Alex, Charles, Theo) and how their personalities combine to make Rich Brilliant Willing designers to watch.

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Take some time and go over to the You Have Been Here Sometime blog to read an interesting article conducted recently with Jonathan Nesci. And while you are there, make sure to check out the rest of the interviews on the site.

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Felicia Ferrone was interviewed by Michigan Public Radio a few weeks back regarding her work as a designer utilizing local resources (something Volume always prides itself in as well) and also her new company call Shared-Practice. SP is an online community meant to connect like-minded individuals in the architecture/design/fabrication fields. Make sure to go to the website and join.

Check out the interview here.

In the most recent issue of W Magazine there is a great piece about Jonathan Muecke’s work – likening Mass to a black hole for your living room (an interesting use).

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A big congratulations to Theo, Charles and Alex for winning the Best New Designer 2011 Editor Award at this year’s ICFF. Fantastic news for Rich Brilliant Willing.

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Please join us this Saturday May 14th at 4:30 for a lecture at the Graham Foundation by Jonathan Muecke, titled “Open Objects”. This is sure to provide fascinating insight into the pieces being shown at Volume Gallery, as well as the larger design philosophy that informs Jonathan’s work.

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Once again, Core77 has written a great piece on the upcoming Jonathan Muecke show. Thanks Lisa Smith.

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Thanks to Pilar Viladas for a nice preview of the upcoming Jonathan Muecke show Open Objects. We are very excited to be in the New York Times in some way or another for our last two shows. Keep the streak alive!

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Not long ago, Volume Gallery sat down with Rich Brilliant Willing and discussed with the Design Applause blog to talk about design – in a marco and micro context. Follow the links below to read the two-part interview.

Part 1

Part 2

The You Have Been Here Sometime blog has written an interesting piece on the inception of RBW’s Pro Forma collection – showing the project from start to finish.

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Thanks for the mention of Designboom today. The post has great blown up images of all the pieces in the collection for your inspection.

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There is a great post about the Pro Forma collection on the Core77 website that is definitely worth checking out.

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This is very exciting for us! The Rich Brilliant Willing show Pro Forma debuting this weekend at Volume Gallery got a preview in the New York Times. We are very proud of this accomplishment.

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This week’s TimeOut has a great article written by Lauren Weinberg on the work that we do at Volume. The piece gives a great preview for the upcoming Rich Brilliant Willing show, as well as a nice recap of the Jonathan Nesci and Felicia Ferrone shows.

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RBW teamed up with Ligne Rosset to design the VIP Lounge at this year’s Armory Show in New York. Check out this short video that gives a behind the scenes look at the lounge they created.

According to the Core77 website:

“This one we’re keeping under our hats a bit, but suffice it to say that we all know what’s wrong with most design award trophies (hint: it’s not the aesthetics). We have invited iconoclastic New York-based design firm Rich Brilliant Willing to design the inaugural Core77 Design Award Trophy, live, over the 2-month entry period so that participants can witness the evolution of the trophy they are trying to win. And of course, all winners, Runners-Up, and Notable entries will be published in the Core77 Design Awards Gallery site and across the Core77 online network.”

We are looking forward to what they design as well!

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Felicia Ferrone vs. Fontana Arte. A worthy comparison.

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What a pleasant surprise to find that Abitare posted the information for the upcoming Rich Brilliant Willing show Pro Forma. A great big thank you to Abitare for their support of the RBW.

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Thanks UnBeige. Make sure check out this article written on the Rich Brilliant Willing show for Volume Gallery titled Pro Forma. Excellent.

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Stop by the Detnk website for all of your design needs – a great site from London that gives the reader up to date information on design happenings around the world. Thanks for the mention of the Rich Brilliant Willing show Pro Forma.

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For a great article on all of the different projects that Rich Brilliant Willing are involved with, make sure to check out this cool piece on Because London’s website. Did you know that they are designing the VIP lounge with Ligne Roset for the Armory Show this year? Right on.

Read all about it here.

How cool is this? In the December issue of Details Volume Gallery was mentioned as one of the world’s finest design galleries. Very cool.

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