American design
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The story of American Design, told through works selected from the collection of the Museum of Modern Art, New York.
American design
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The story of American Design, told through works selected from the collection of the Museum of Modern Art, New York.
Industrial Design
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Tangible Traces proffers context, craftsmanship and tradition as antidotes to our seamless global landscape of bland architecture and design. The architecture firm Onix, spatial designer Frank Havermans, textile designer Claudy Jongstra, fashion designer Alexander van Slobbe and industrial designer Hella Jongerius share a common quest to imbue their work with unexpected(...)
Tangible traces: Dutch architecture and design in the making
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Tangible Traces proffers context, craftsmanship and tradition as antidotes to our seamless global landscape of bland architecture and design. The architecture firm Onix, spatial designer Frank Havermans, textile designer Claudy Jongstra, fashion designer Alexander van Slobbe and industrial designer Hella Jongerius share a common quest to imbue their work with unexpected meaning derived from consideration of local culture and context, rediscovery of traditional craft, use of quotidian materials and a fascination with chance and improvisation. Though they look to the past for inspiration, a fusion of state-of-the-art technologies and an unmistakably Dutch vision lends their designs a contemporary air.
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Amateurism
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'Amateurism's naive passion often makes it of greater interest than professional work.' Erik Kessels, the 4th artist in Residence to be associated with the Academy of Architecture and the research group Art Practice and development of the Amsterdam School of the Arts, curated a celebration of amateurism.
Amateurism
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'Amateurism's naive passion often makes it of greater interest than professional work.' Erik Kessels, the 4th artist in Residence to be associated with the Academy of Architecture and the research group Art Practice and development of the Amsterdam School of the Arts, curated a celebration of amateurism.
Industrial Design
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Simple, clear, intelligent: the demographic shift brought on by modernity called for and facilitated a new understanding of design. The most critical and social stratum with the most money to spend, the "50+" generation, expects new standards in design and architecture that merge aesthetics, ergonomics, comfort, and bold lines. This is no longer about specific solutions(...)
Universal design: solution for a barrier-free living
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Simple, clear, intelligent: the demographic shift brought on by modernity called for and facilitated a new understanding of design. The most critical and social stratum with the most money to spend, the "50+" generation, expects new standards in design and architecture that merge aesthetics, ergonomics, comfort, and bold lines. This is no longer about specific solutions for the few, but about making life comfortable for all: clear menus, spacious rooms and sizeable objects that are easy to use. Oliver Herwig’s book provides design-related and socially conscious answers for designers and architects, for decision-makers and companies, for everyone interested in addressing the needs of this discerning target group on a long-term basis. It examines the personal situation of an ever-aging generation from head to toe and introduces design strategies, product innovations, and architectural solutions for a barrier-free world, which would benefit everyone.
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Space for your future
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Space for your future is the catalogue of an exhibition about the possibilities of change in an age when the future is uncertain. A diverse collection of 35 participants, including; Sejima + Nishizawa, Tobias Rehberger, R(n)+D, Bless, Demakersvan, the Campana Brothers, Ernesto Neto, Barbara Visser, Carsten Nicolai and Michael Lin
January 2007, Tokyo
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Space for your future is the catalogue of an exhibition about the possibilities of change in an age when the future is uncertain. A diverse collection of 35 participants, including; Sejima + Nishizawa, Tobias Rehberger, R(n)+D, Bless, Demakersvan, the Campana Brothers, Ernesto Neto, Barbara Visser, Carsten Nicolai and Michael Lin
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Ce livre s'ouvre sur une introduction au design : sa définition et son histoire depuis ses origines, mise en perspective avec les contextes politiques, économiques et artistiques qui l'on fait évoluer. Un répertoire référence les designers, les sociétés, et les mouvements (ou théories) artistiques qui ont marqué notre culture moderne, depuis le XVIIIe siècle jusqu'à nos jours.
Design : l'intelligence révélée
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Ce livre s'ouvre sur une introduction au design : sa définition et son histoire depuis ses origines, mise en perspective avec les contextes politiques, économiques et artistiques qui l'on fait évoluer. Un répertoire référence les designers, les sociétés, et les mouvements (ou théories) artistiques qui ont marqué notre culture moderne, depuis le XVIIIe siècle jusqu'à nos jours.
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Focus green 2008
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This catalogue is published to accompany the exhibition Focus Green, Baden-Wüettemberg International Design Award 2008 and Mia Seeger Prize 2008. 18 October - 30 November 2008
Focus green 2008
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This catalogue is published to accompany the exhibition Focus Green, Baden-Wüettemberg International Design Award 2008 and Mia Seeger Prize 2008. 18 October - 30 November 2008
Industrial Design
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Bosh, Burkhardt Leitner Constructiv, Daimler, Duravit, Festo, Hansgrohe, Interstuhl, Walter Knoll, Steuler Fliesen, Stihl, Wilde+Spieth
Model: design culture in Germany
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Bosh, Burkhardt Leitner Constructiv, Daimler, Duravit, Festo, Hansgrohe, Interstuhl, Walter Knoll, Steuler Fliesen, Stihl, Wilde+Spieth
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My Dutch design 0809 set
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This 10th anniversary edition is designed by Holland’s most famous designer, now in its eighties and a real icon for young Dutch graphic designers, Dick Bruna. The book contains a cross-section of the current state of design in the Netherlands, in all its diversity - from functional minimalism to experimental indulgence - and covering all disciplines from graphics and(...)
September 2008, Amsterdam
My Dutch design 0809 set
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This 10th anniversary edition is designed by Holland’s most famous designer, now in its eighties and a real icon for young Dutch graphic designers, Dick Bruna. The book contains a cross-section of the current state of design in the Netherlands, in all its diversity - from functional minimalism to experimental indulgence - and covering all disciplines from graphics and product design to interactive media.
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Marvels of human ingenuity, so small they can fit in the palm of your hand, miniature boxwood carvings from the early 16th century have long remained a mystery because of the enormous virtuosity with which they were made. Presenting 60 statuettes, miniature altars, prayer nuts, rosaries, skuls and other memento mori-pendants, 'Small Wonders' focuses for the first time on(...)
Small wonders: late Gothic boxwood microcarvings from the low countries
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Marvels of human ingenuity, so small they can fit in the palm of your hand, miniature boxwood carvings from the early 16th century have long remained a mystery because of the enormous virtuosity with which they were made. Presenting 60 statuettes, miniature altars, prayer nuts, rosaries, skuls and other memento mori-pendants, 'Small Wonders' focuses for the first time on these Late Gothic, pocket size carvings from the Low Countries. These ingeniously constructed, awe-inspiring detailed cut artworks depicting biblical scenes were made as sophisticated ‘toys’ for private devotion and amusement, as well as collectibles that only the rich could afford.
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