Annalise Kamegawa is a Branded Content Editor at designboom. She focuses on the intersection of design, technology, and innovation, with a keen interest in architecture, sustainability, and photography. Annalise's work has been featured in designboom, highlighting her expertise in arts and entertainment.
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Annalise primarily covers design-related topics, with a focus on events and press releases. She would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to upcoming design exhibitions, award ceremonies, product launches, and innovative design projects.
Given her coverage of specific events and awards within the design industry, Annalise may be more inclined to consider pitches that align with these themes. For example, providing insights into emerging trends in architecture or interior design that are relevant to the events she covers could pique her interest.
It's important to note that Annalise’s geographic focus is not specified; therefore, when reaching out to her it would be beneficial for sources or pitches to have an international appeal or significance within the world of design.
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By: Annalise Kamegawa
the minds behind milan design week 2026 explain projects where past lives and future visions produce dreamlike carriers of potential.
in ‘still joy – from ukraine into the world,’ ukrainian artists reveal joy not as escapism but as a defiant form of survival.
By: Annalise Kamegawa
in belgium, soft, candy-pink organic forms and curving silhouettes create an immersive environment where design feels tender, nurturing, and emotionally restorative. Monster Chetwynd’s A FRIENDS MAKING MACHINE is threshold at the Middelheim Museum’ s sculpture park in Antwerp, Belgium.
By: Annalise Kamegawa
meuw by lisa schober and jaemo lee puts into question what are the instigators and limits of human-animal bonds.
By: Annalise Kamegawa
meuw by lisa schober and jaemo lee puts into question what are the instigators and limits of human-animal bonds.
By: Annalise Kamegawa
at david zwirner, the american artist's works become imaginative gatherings where time warps and folds back on itself, collapsing spatial and temporal boundaries. At Lisa Yuskavage’s solo show at David Zwirner, New York, a stunning display of the artist’s painted and mixed-media work fill the space with pieces ranging from sprawling triptychs to bite-sized compositions.
the sari series founder malika verma talks about the traditional indian and south asian garment and exploring its variety of drapes.
By: Annalise Kamegawa
in conversation with the designer, she discusses how the world's hues and materials have come to define her colorful style.
By: Annalise Kamegawa
with a global network of servers, solar protocol has leveraged the earth's rotation around the sun to rethink efficiency in computing.
