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SUMMARY:Design Miami.Paris 2024
DESCRIPTION:This article covers the 2024 edition. For the following editions\, see Design Miami Paris 2025 and Design Miami Paris 2026 \nFrom October 16th to 20th Design Miami.Paris 2024 returns at L’hôtel de Maisons for the second edition\, showcasing over 20 collectible design galleries. \nDesign Miami.Paris is the spin-off fair of Design Miami\, the collectible design fair started in Miami twenty years ago. Design Miami connects the world through extraordinary collectible design\, with live fairs that bring together galleries\, designers\, brands\, experts\, collectors\, and enthusiasts. Each edition of Design Miami features museum-quality 20th and 21st-century furniture\, lighting\, and objets d’art from the world’s top galleries. Moreover\, it showcases immersive design collaborations with celebrated brands. Design Miami’s flagship fair takes place alongside Art Basel in Miami\, Florida\, each December. Design Miami.Basel runs in Basel\, Switzerland\, each June; Design Miami.Paris is in Paris\, France\, each October in conjunction with Art Basel Paris\, and Design Miami\, Los Angeles is in Los Angeles in May.  \nJean Royère piecese at Design Miami.Paris 2023 \nDesign Miami Paris 2024 Gallery Highlights \nFor the second edition of Design Miami.Paris\, the fair showcases the best of historic and contemporary collectible design. Several key thematic threads emerge within the diverse presentations from over 20 international galleries set to go on show. \nMaterial Marvels\nThis year’s gallery program presents pioneering examples of collectible design by world-leading craftsmanship with a deep appreciation for materiality. Galerie Desprez-Bréhéret (Paris) and debut Paris exhibitor Galerie Yves Gastou (Paris) present a collection of pieces by Jean Touret.  \nTable\, tabouret and totem by Jean Touret & Artisans de Marolles at Galerie Desprez Beheret. Photo courtesy Galerie Desprez Beheret \nRefined Rarities\nDesign Miami.Paris 2024 welcomes a number of galleries whose presentations showcase designers who exemplify the pinnacle of their refined crafts. \nFriedman Benda (New York/LA) returns to Design Miami.Paris to present an exhibition of works by leading international figures at the forefront of interdisciplinary innovation. Each piece is on display in Paris for the first time. Highlights include Raphael Navot’s Encompass sofa\, which sits at the presentation’s heart. The gallery also showcases Dr. Samuel Ross’ Amnesia or platelet apparition? and ANAESTHESIA I – both reflecting upon the evocative power of materials. Other highlights include a rare and early ceiling lamp by Ettore Sottsass. \nAnaesthesia I by Dr. Samuel Ross at Friedman Benda. Photo Timothy Doyon \nThe Legacy of Modernism\nThis year’s gallery program also pays homage to the profound legacy of Modernism. Galerie Patrick Seguin (Paris) presents the legacy of French Modernism through a curated collection of 20th-century collectible masterpieces by designers including Jean Prouvé\, Le Corbusier\, and Jean Royère. The striking dialogue with the classical interiors of L’hôtel de Maisons speaks to French design’s rich history and evolution.  \nMeanwhile\, Galerie Downtown-Laffanour (Paris) places 20th-century French masterpieces in conversation with 21st-century icons. A thoughtful selection of works by French luminaries Charlotte Perriand\, Jean Prouvé\, and Serge Mouille is presented alongside visionary works by Ron Arad\, Choi Byung Hoon\, and Ettore Sottsass.  \nDesign Miami.Paris Design at Large Highlights\nThis year’s Paris fair also offers an extensive Design at Large program. It includes rare and significant works presented across the courtyard\, interior and gardens of L’hôtel de Maisons. The 17 presentations set to go on show span contemporary and historic highlights.  \nFriedman Benda (New York/LA/Paris) and Carpenters Workshop Gallery (London/Paris/New York/Los Angeles) present two works by celebrated American designer Wendell Castle (1932-2018)\, known for his groundbreaking approach to design and his crucial addition to the field’s sculptural vocabulary. \nAnother key highlight comes from Galerie Downtown-LAFFANOUR (Paris)\, which brings a Jean Prouvé post-war prefabricated house. It was originally built in 1946 in Prouvé’s home village\, Carnac. The house was designed with easy assembly and dismantling in mind\, intended to house his family. The only remaining building with Prouve’s signature character intact\, the house references a rich historical dimension. \nThe Carnac House\, by Jean Prouvé for Galerie Dowtown LAFFANOUR \nSalon 94 Design (New York) presents two editions of Rick Owens’s Tomb Chair. Through his choice of subtle and rare materials\, Owens suggests the beauty of nature\, inspired by his favorite shapes from Eileen Gray to Brâncuşi to the skateparks in California.  \nWhy visit\nDesign Miami.Paris is the French edition of Design Miami\, and like the other shows it is a collectors’ fair. Even for non-buyers\, it is an unmissable opportunity to see pieces by the great designers of the past up close. In addition\, the Design Art Large program offers a chance to see rarer pieces\, and contemporary designers who try their hand at one-of-a-kind pieces and limited editions. Design Miami.Paris\, moreover\, takes place in a stylish and elegant location and is also an opportunity to see collectible designs set in historic settings. \nDesign Miami.Paris\, October 16-19\, 2024\nFor professionals and general public\, admission ticket\nSize: one venue\, over 20 galleries\nVisit Design Miami.Paris for info
URL:https://designweekguide.com/event/design-miami-paris-2024/
LOCATION:L’hotel de Maisons\, 51\, Rue de l'Universitè\, Paris\, 75007\, France
CATEGORIES:Design & Furniture Trade Shows
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SUMMARY:Dutch Design Week 2024
DESCRIPTION:The Dutch Design Week is an event dedicated to Dutch design that takes place in Eindhoven\, the Netherlands\, in the last week of October. Eindhoven\, partly due to the presence of the Philips Headquarters for Benelux\, is a city devoted to design. Established in 2002\, the design festival takes place during the last week of October and lasts nine days. It features exhibitions\, studio visits\, workshops\, seminars\, and parties throughout the city. \nDiscover Milan Design Week \nDutch Design Week 2023\, Waterwall Fountain\, photo Max Kneefel \nEindhoven: a city devoted to design\nThe event hosts companies such as Philips\, Philips Design\, as well as the famous Design Academy Eindhoven\, which participates here with numerous installations and talks. In 20 years\, Dutch Design Week has reached about 120 different events\, and more than 300\,000 visitors. Ambassadors of past editions include Li Edelkoort\, president of the Design Academy Eindhoven from 1999 to 2008\, Stefano Boeri\, Marcus Fairs\, Formafantasma\, and other renowned architects and designers. \nThe social side of design\nDDW (Dutch Design Week) is a stage for all the world’s design. Here designers meet\, exchange knowledge and information\, and the general public can explore and see where the design of the future is going. Innovation\, expertise and talent are the keywords throughout the design festival\, which brings together more than 2\,600 designers. For the general public and the professionals this is an opportunity to delve into the social aspect of design. \nDiscover Singapore Design Week \nDutch Design Week 2023\, photo by Max Kneefel \nDutch Design Week 2024\nThe Dutch Design Week 2024 edition runs from October 19 to 27 and takes place in many different locations. The festival revolves around different leading themes and hosts various kinds of events and locations. The exhibitions are on different subjects: Signature & Collectible Design\, Speculative & Social Design\, Product & Craft Design\, Service & Innovative Design\, and Independent & Critical Design. The leading themes are Thriving Planet\, Living Environment\, Health & Wellbeing\, Equal Society and Digital Future. Of particular interest is the youth program\, DDW Young Route. It’s divided by age groups: 6-10 years\, 10-14 years and over 14 years. \nReal Unreal\nThe theme for 2024 is Real Unreal\, and we can mention various exhibitions. In the Living Environment theme\, at Piet Hein Eek\, Strijp-R area\, Teun Zwets showcases furniture from waste materials. Secrid Talent Podium\, at Klokgebouw\, spotlights talented product designers using creativity to drive sustainable industry change. \nIn the Thriving Planet theme\, the Cooling Down the city exhibition\, at NRE Terrain\, Canal Zone. An innovative collaboration between designers and nature to tackle urban heat stress. With immersive speculative installations\, including a green spa surrounding a revived oak tree. Designing Society\, a Ketelhuisplein blends creativity\, scientific insight\, and corporate responsibility to envision a sustainable future. \nFor the Digital Future theme\, Poetics of Prompting\, at the MU Hybrid Art House\, explores the emerging “language” of AI-human collaboration. The installation Processing the Unprocessed\, in the Health & Wellbeing theme\, in the Sectie-C area\, invites visitors to experience the healing journey. \nThe Equal Society theme hosts the Trilix Bamboo Pavilion\, at Ketelhuisplein\, an eco-friendly architectural marvel\, demonstrating bamboo’s potential in sustainable urban design. Temple of Peace at Ketelhuisplein\, is a powerful artistic installation that brings together 80 unique flags\, symbolizing new narratives of peace. \nDiscover Designblok Prague \nDutch Design Week 2023\, photo by Max Kneefel \nNew 2024 program: Mission Days\nDDW Mission Days\, a new program for Dutch Design Week 2024\, aims to facilitate meetings between designers and trade visitors. From Monday\, October 21\, to Friday\, October 25\, DDW and partners will host five themed days around missions. \nDuring these Mission Days\, DDW’s design and expert community will share insights\, expertise\, and networks through various workshops\, conferences\, tours\, and events. Each day\, there is a broad program with morning sessions\, afternoon tours\, and an evening program called DDW at Night. Professionals can curate their own Mission Day based on their preferences and schedule. \nWhy Visit\nDutch Design Week is one of the most interesting design festivals\, thanks to the participation of the Dutch Design Academy in Eindhoven\, and the presence of Philips\, which has its Headquarters in Belgium here\, and Philips Design. DDW thus becomes an ideal destination to discover where design is going\, as a tool to change reality. Design\, innovation\, technology\, are the drivers driving tomorrow’s world. The themes investigated by designers in this edition\, which features more than 120 events\, are global warming\, digital future\, and inclusive society. \nDutch Design Week\, October 19-27\, 2024\nFor professionals and general public\nSize: over 120 events\, 300\,000 visitors\nVisit Dutch Design Week website Ddw.nl for info \nSome images from Dutch Design Week 2023
URL:https://designweekguide.com/event/dutch-design-week-2024/
LOCATION:Different venues\, Copenhagen\, 1050\, Denmark
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