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  • Up Next: Design Miami/ 2022 Nov 30 – Dec 4

    Up Next: Design Miami/ 2022 Nov 30 – Dec 4

    Fresh from their showing at Paris+ in the City of Light this past October, the upcoming 18th edition of Design Miami/ helmed by curatorial director Maria Cristina Didero  arrives at Pride Park across from the Miami Beach Convention Center from November 30 – December 4, 2022.

    Themed The Golden Age: Looking to the Future, the programming this year offers vibrant, thought provoking installations and presentations like a custom hammam that will offer a three-room immersive experience for visitors, Kohler presents Transcendence by Nada Debs, a gorgeous immersive exhibition The Future Orient Express presented by Accor which reveals the designs of their train due to launch in 2025, as well as Miami Design District presents Rock | Roll by Germane Barnes, FENDI presents Triclinium by Lukas Gschwandtner, Maison Perrier-Jouët presents Planted Air by Garance Vallée, Dolce&Gabbana Alta Gioielleria, Grand Seiko presents Journey Through the Nature of Time, USM Modular Furniture presents USM NYC by Ben Ganz, a collaboration with PIN–UP Home, and Panerai Presents: La Merenda d’Oro. 

    See here for more programming details

  • New Works Debuting at Design Miami 2017

    New Works Debuting at Design Miami 2017

    Design Miami/ has announced a smorgasbord of cool news works debuting at it’s 2017 Miami Beach edition:

    New jewelry is on view from Allen Jones, Blanca Muñoz, and Emily Young at Louisa Guinness Gallery, which commissions jewelry from contemporary artists,

    The Future Perfect presents a new body of work by Eric Roinestad featuring ceramic hanging lamps, totemic floor lamps, and modernist wall sculptures,

    Glazed earthenware by Anders Ruhwald and new wall textiles by Christy Matson debut at Volume Gallery,

    Giampaolo Babetto’s exclusive gold and silver necklace commissioned for the fair by Galleria Antonella Villanova is unique for its distinctive golden patina.

    No Bones – All Bag no.3, Anders Ruhwald, 2017, Volume Gallery TFO bowl, Fernando and Humberto Campana, 2017, LIZWORKS Rasta Mirror, Misha Kahn, 2017, Friedman Benda Untitled, Christy Matson, 2017, Volume Gallery

    Johannes Hemann, mischer’traxler, and Tom Price show new works at Victor Hunt Designart Dealer, which specializes in limited-edition commissions,

    Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec at Galerie kreo show a new collection of vases,

    Two limited edition bowls designed by Fernando and Humberto Campana––one in terra cotta, one in cast bronze–– on view at LIZWORKS,

    At Camp Design Gallery, David Lindberg presents a series of LED light grids attenuated by colored layers of resin,

    Friedman Benda is bringing a selection of new works from contemporary designers including a Console Table and Rasta Mirror by Misha Kahn.

    Images courtesy of Design Miami/

    Featured Image: Untitled, Giampaolo Babetto, 2017, Galleria Antonella Villanova Losange, Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec, 2017, Galerie kreo
    Little Lapis Goddess I, Emily Young, 2016, Louisa Guinness Gallery
    Blade Runner, David Lindberg, 2015, Camp Design Gallery

     

  • Hublot Design Prize Winners Announced at Tokyo Design Week

    Hublot Design Prize Winners Announced at Tokyo Design Week

    Hublot announced the winners today of the 2015 Hublot Design Prize at their Tokyo Design Week – BIG BANG TOUR residence at the Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo (MOT). They are Swiss design partnership BIG-GAME and Norwegian Daniel Rybakken.

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    The Hublot Design Prize is an international competition launched by Hublot in 2015 that is awarded in recognition to young designers and acts as a springboard for the career of the winners by giving them international visibility.

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    “When I think about my history, I think of all the people and encounters that have played a determining role. Those who made me who I am, who believed in me and who played a role in boosting my career. Sometimes talent just needs a helping hand from destiny to find success” Jean-Claude Biver, Chairman of Hublot and Chairman of LVMH Watch Division.

    Special award recognition was given to Brynjar Sigurõarson for his work and his use of materials from his native Iceland.

    Congratulations to the winners!