Tag Museums

20-04-2012

The Ideal City exhibition

The famous painting of the Ideal City is the starting point for the exhibition presented by Lorenza Mochi Onori and Vittoria Garibaldi currently open at the National Gallery of the Marches in Urbino.

16-04-2012

TADAO ANDO ARCHITECTURE EXHIBITION

On the occasion of the Fuori Salone events, the Duvetica store will host an exhibition of Tadao Ando’s museum projects built between the mid-1990s and 2010.

11-04-2012

Kuma: GC Prostho Museum Research Center

Kengo Kuma creates a building using a system of interlocking wooden elements named Cidori after a traditional Japanese game. The design inspires the plan for the building, and the result is a unique work with a bold graphic impact: contemporary architecture brings together different arts.

14-03-2012

Urban Movement Design wins the YAP MAXXI 2012

The winners of YAP 2012, a competition for temporary installations designed by young architects, have been announced. The first installation to be built in the plaza of Maxxi in Rome in June will be UNIRE/UNITE by Urban Movement Design.

22-02-2012

Black and White – Designing Opposites exhibition

The exhibition underway at the Zurich Museum of Design reflects on the use of black and white in architecture, design and fashion.

22-02-2012

TAO: Museum of Handcraft Paper

To design the Museum of Handcraft Paper, a building preserving the memories of the artisan community in the village of Xinzhuang in southwest China, architect Hua Li of Trace Architecture Office (TAO) studied not only local building techniques but the traditional way of working with paper, and used both in a work symbolising the culture it showcases.

15-02-2012

Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec Album exhibition

Photographs, models and drawings by designers Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec on exhibit at the Vitra Design Museum.

02-02-2012

Women in Charge: Inuit Contemporary Women Artists

50 contemporary artworks, drawings and prints representing the graphic art of Inuit artists such as Annie Pootoogook, Shuvinai Ashoona, Ningeokuluk Teevee and Siassie Kenneally.