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The Cube by Electrolux

December 22nd, 2011

’The Cube by Electrolux’ by PARK Associati, images courtesy of PARK Associati

The Cube by Electrolux
Design: PARK Associati

Project Description

THE CUBE – Dining with a View – itinerant restaurant commissioned by Electrolux, celebrated its’ opening on Friday, 1 April, 2011 in Brussels. The project was conceived and organized by the Belgian event agency Absolute Blue; the design of the pavilion, as well as the interior design, was developed by the Italian firm Park Associati, Milano; Logo and Texture Design by Studio FM Milano.

Designed to visit unexpected and dramatic locations throughout Europe, THE CUBE – Dining with a View- was launched in Brussels where it sits atop of the Parc du Cinquantenaire, close to the headquarters of the European Community. It will be open for lunch and dinner in this location until the 3rd of July, temporarily transforming Brussels’ skyline with it’s presence.

Hidden & Forbidden Identities | Venice (Italy) – February 11-21, 2012

November 30th, 2011

Call for Artists: Hidden & Forbidden Identities | Venice (Italy) – February 15-20, 2012
Opening: February 11, 2012 at Palazzo Albrizzi – Cannaregio 4118, Venice
Deadline: January 09, 2012

International ArtExpo and The Seven Project are selecting all interesting video/short.films and photo works to include in the next 2012 Exhibition:

Hidden & Forbidden Identities – International Videoart Festival and Photo Exhibition at Palazzo Albrizzi, Cannaregio / Procuratie Court Yards, San Marco / Giardini Greenhouse, near Biennale – Castello / Parish Church San Giovanni Battista in Bragora, Castello / Venezia Terminal Passeggeri, Stazione Marittima, Dorsoduro / Museum Palazzo Grimani - Polo Museale di Venezia / Residence I.R.E Zitelle (Venice, Italy)

Crossing Identities – Mexico

November 28th, 2011

image cortesy of Luca Curci & Fabiana Roscioli, “senza titolo”, mixed media, 2005

Crossing Identities – Mexico

General Information.
In contemporary society boundaries are getting more and more fleeting, and also the identity, what makes every person or place a recognizable entity, turns out fluid, multiple, making also the cultural, religious, ethnic borders changeable. This change, this mutation has allowed to cross the inside of the identities creating new possible crossings, new blends. And it’s just this “contemporaneity” that makes our civilization conceived as subjected to a process of continuous evolution and cultural hybridization. There is no limit between an identity and the other one any more but it is possible to walk, to cross a passage and to find oneself halfway through it, in a non-place, in a non-identity.

RIVA 1920

November 28th, 2011

RIVA 1920
We have been working for years on this project: creating furniture that challenges time and respects nature.

Riva 1920 has been producing furniture for three generations. Anna, Maurizio and Davide Riva are currently leading the company, started off by granfather Nino Romano in 1920 and carried on by their father Mario Riva. In the past 20 years, the company was committed to producing furniture with only and exclusively natural materials and complements, guaranteeing low environmental impact.

Worldwide crowdfunding campaign by Fousse®

November 28th, 2011

Dutch furniture brand Fousse®, winner of the ICFF Studio Award, is launching a campaign this november together with American crowdsourcing platform IndieGoGo, to bring one their products to the U.S. market and beyond.

Fousse® is on a mission to make the world prettier by creating playful furniture. To that end, Fousse® produces a rocking loungechair named the ZzZen, made entirely in the Netherlands. This chair was launched a year ago, and has since then traveled to seven acclaimed fairs on three continents. Consumers and press alike loved the ZzZen, resulting in sales all over the globe and over fifty publications all over the world.

LACDA ‘Snap to Grid’ Open Call, every entry shown!

October 27th, 2011

December 8 -December 30, 2011
Opening Reception Thursday December 8 , 7-9pm
(in conjunction with the Downtown Art Walk, at our new 4,000 square foot gallery)

Show your work in our un-juried exhibit featuring digital art and photography. All entries will be printed (8.5″x11″ on heavyweight paper) and shown in our gallery arranged in a grid. Entrants submit JPEG files of original work. Multiple entries are permitted. Separate registration required for each image. Exhibit is limited to space available, early entry is advised.