Cristina Grajales Gallery is pleased to present a solo exhibition of works by Christophe Côme, opening on November 2nd, 2017. This is Côme’s third solo show with Cristina Grajales Gallery, and will celebrate 10 years of collaboration.
What do Pyke Koch and Marlene Dumas have in common with red dancing shoes? And what’s the Chinese student with plastic shopping bag doing in a museum collection in Utrecht? The answers can be found in Centraal Museum’s new permanent exhibition, The World of Utrecht.
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The Carte blanche to a designer series invites a Swiss or international designer to conceive a solo exhibition to present their work, for which they design a specific display. In 2017, the mudac invites Studio Wieki Somers, founded in 2003 by two former graduates of the Design Academy Eindhoven: Wieki Somers and Dylan van den Berg.
The new Losange collection is composed of diamond-shaped ceramic vases. They are a continuation from the exhibition «Seventeen Screens» in which Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec experimented with the material and the various enamelling techniques. The pieces are presented in two colours, blue and green, and four different heights.
Carpenters Workshop Gallery is proud to present Furnification, a solo exhibition by Joep van Lieshout. Furnification features the results of van Lieshout’s recent sculptural experiments to invent a new material vocabulary.
On 12 October 2017, the velum painted by Keith Haring (1958-1990) will be on display again at the Stedelijk Museum. The American artist painted the canopy, which filters daylight into the grand hallway, especially for his solo exhibition at the Stedelijk in 1986. For this show, Haring didn’t simply want to present artwork he’d already made – he insisted on making new work.
“How do the liminal land?”
The works featured in Reindigenizing the Self are the result of Aguiñiga’s own explorations into identity, driven by Latin and Mesoamerican Surrealism. Fully tapping into her Mexican heritage in both material and ideological explorations, Aguiñiga digs deep and ponders the resulting questions with a nod to Mexican surrealism and the sometimes absurdist explanations of the Popol-Vuh (the Mayan creation myth).
Best known for her pioneering role in the field of textile or fiber art, her innovative treatment of warp and weft, and her constant quest for new patterns and uses of fabric, Anni Albers (b. 1899, Berlin; d. 1994, Orange, CT) was instrumental in redefining the artist as a designer.
The first U.S. major exhibition of the Dutch designer Joris Laarman and his multidisciplinary team, known for their pioneering and elegant applications of digital technologies.
21_21 DESIGN SIGHT current exhibition is entitled "Wild: Untamed Mind,". Shinichi Nakazawa, a philosopher and anthropologist will be the Exhibition Director. Nakazawa is known for fieldwork-based, interdisciplinary research into various places and times.
I AM I at Demisch Danant is pleased is an exhibition of ceramic works by celebrated Belgian artist-designer Jos Devriendt. Comprising more than 90 unique lamps, vessels, and objects, the presentation will be Devriendt’s first solo exhibition in New York City.
Gregor Jenkin is widely lauded as one of South Africa’s foremost designers. A self-proclaimed ‘maker of things’, his interest in engineering, intervention and re-imagining has shaped unique and storied pieces and a pared down vernacular that is at once nostalgic and highly contemporary.
Carpenters Workshop Gallery is pleased to announce its inaugural West Coast exhibition from 28 September 2017 to 17 January 2018.
A leader in the contemporary collectible design market, Carpenters Workshop Gallery – which opened stateside in New York in 2015 – is now making its West Coast debut in San Francisco.
In his solo exhibition that reflects the MAK Collection, Thomas Bayrle (born in Berlin in 1937) combines traditional craft techniques with the computer-generated art of the Information Age. Using the metaphors of dyeing, weaving, and programming, Bayrle explores the ambivalence of art, craft, and industry and gives rise to kaleidoscopic shapes—Mass Ornaments.
From 19 to 26 November 2017, around 110 gallery owners, antique dealers and art dealers will be selling the finest at the RAI conference centre in Amsterdam. From Egyptian sarcophagi to Picassos and furniture by Gerrit Rietveld, our dealers'collections span a period of 5,000 years. The mix and match of different disciplines excites the senses of fledgling buyers and seasoned collectors alike.
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