Bologna, anteprima Arte Fiera 2023: arte contemporanea in mostra
Bologna, anteprima Arte Fiera 2023: arte contemporanea in mostra.
A Bologna dal 3 al 5 febbraio 2023 torna l'Arte Fiera 2023, la mostra di arte moderna e contemporanea più longeva d’Italia che guarda al futuro. La manifestazione, che ritorna alle date consolidate e nei suoi spazi storici, i padiglioni 25 e 26, si avvale della direzione artistica di Simone Menegoi, affiancato nel ruolo di Managing Director da Enea Righi, conosciuto a livello internazionale come uno dei più importanti collezionisti italiani d’arte contemporanea, a cui spetterà il coordinamento di alcuni aspetti determinanti per il successo della fiera, concentrandosi in particolare sulla visitor experience.
In programma importanti interventi per offrire un’esperienza della fiera più efficace e coinvolgente e un concept progettuale ripensato.
Alla Main Section, suddivisa come sempre fra arte storicizzata e contemporaneo, si affiancano tre sezioni curate e su invito: Fotografia e immagini in movimento, Pittura XXI e la nuova arrivata Multipli, aperta sia alle gallerie che a editori e librerie specializzate, che proporrà opere in edizione. Accanto alle sezioni curate, infine, un nuovo formato per Arte Fiera: l’itinerario tematico Percorso.
Altre novità riguardano i curatori: la sezione Fotografia e immagini in movimento è affidata a Giangavino Pazzola, curatore di Camera - Centro italiano per la fotografia (Torino); Multipli è curata da Lisa Andreani e Simona Squadrito, fondatrici del progetto REPLICA - Archivio italiano del libro d’artista. Alla curatela di Pittura XXI è confermato Davide Ferri, critico e curatore indipendente.
L’identità visiva di questa edizione riprende con orgoglio le forme e i colori essenziali e modernisti che hanno reso nota Arte Fiera negli anni, ma non rinuncia a dinamizzarli e a proiettarli nel futuro. Un impulso all’innovazione che, del resto, è sempre stato nel DNA della manifestazione....
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Body Snatchers Curated by Like A Little Disaster & PANE project At Polignano a Mare, Italy w/ Jaana-Kristiina Alakoski, Benni Bosetto, Reilly Davidson, Giulia Essyad, Adham Faramawy, Cleo Fariselli, Chiara Fumai, Jason Gomez, Ellie Hunter, Uffe Isolotto, Gregory Kalliche, Lito Kattou, Lucia Leuci, Aniara Omann, Catherine Parsonage, REPLICA (Simona Squadrito, Lisa Andreani, Chiara C. Siravo), Giuliana Rosso, Namsal Siedlecki, Oda Iselin Sønderland, Federico Tosi, Bruno Zhu, Ed Atkins, Petra Cortright, Julie Grosche, Oliver Laric, Heather Phillipson, Laure Prouvost, Bárbara Wagner & Benjamin de Burca and Jala Wahid. April/ July – 2021 🔗in stories @like_a_little_disaster @paneproject @jaanakristiina @bennibosetto @spiralstaircase1 @oth3r.nature @adham_faramawy @cleofariselli #chiarafumai @jasongomezdna @ellie._.hunter @uffeisolotto @lifelikegregory @litokattou @lucia.leuci @aniaraomann @cathparsonage @giuliana_rosso @namsal_siedlecki @odaiselin @deferedefe @brunozhu @r_artistbook_archive_ @simona_squadrito @minuetto__ @chiara_clarke @julie_grosche @vega.kollective@edatkinsdiet @petra_cortright @julie_grosche @oliverlaric @studioprouvostsocialclub @heatherphillipson @barbarawagner__ @benjamindeburca @jalawahid #likealittledisaster #paneproject #polignanoamare #videoart #artshow #painting #scuplture #installation #art #contemporaryart #ofluxo #ofluxoplatform @ofluxoplatform (em Polignano a Mare) https://www.instagram.com/p/CQTOQ6nFHRw/?utm_medium=tumblr
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V.A.-"Silence" is out on Camembert Electrique ( France)!!!
For the "SILENCE" project, each artist was invited to work on a sound piece around SILENCE.
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https://camembertelectrique.bandcamp.com/album/silence
featuring:
{AN} EeL (CA) :
A-Discharge (DE) :
ABBEY DEHNERT (US) :
adarcah (GR) :
AIRWORLD (FR) :
ANDREJA ANDRIC (DK) :
ARCANE WAVES (FR) :
ARTIFICIAL MEMORY TRACE (IE) :
BERTHELOT (FR) :
BESUMED (UK) :
BRAINQUAKE (BE) :
BRANDSTIFTER (DE) :
BRUNO VERNERET (FR) :
CONSTANCE COOPER (US) :
CUNTSPLITTERKOR (US) :
DAVID FENECH (FR) :
DENIS FRAJERMAN (FR) :
DISTANCE (UK) :
DJ_Iterate (US) :
DJ ANY WAY (CA) :
DzEta (FR) :
EIJRA WOON (FR) :
EL ZOMBIE ESPACIAL (AR) :
FILMY GHOST (CL) :
FRANCESCO DI CRISTOFARO (IT) :
FX666 (AT) :
GABRIELLESCHI (BR) :
GINKGO LANUGO (CZ) :
GitM (PL) :
HANS CASTRUP (DE) :
HARSHFIEND (CA) :
HUMANFOBIA (CL) :
INVISIBLE ILLUSION (FR)
JOHNNIE HA HA (UK) :
JOSÉ MIGUEL CANDELA (CL) :
K H Λ O M Λ И (FR) :
KR Seward (US) :
LÄRMSCHUTZ (NL) :
LEANDRO KALÉN (AR) :
LEZET (RS) :
LIQUID SPHERE (FR) :
MAGIC BULLET (UK) :
MALADY OF KNOTS (UK):
MEAN FLOW (GR) :
melophobia (GR) :
mhzesent (PL) :
MICHAEL MEARA (AU) :
mickey SOMAus (CZ) :
MITEI NARICO (JP) :
MubisMusic (NL) :
OCEAN IN A BOTTLE (UK) :
PHILIPPE NEAU (FR) :
PLANETALDOL (FR) :
relay station (UK) :
RIKAAR (DE) :
ROBERTO VODANOVIĆ ČOPOR (HR) :
SAINT DE L'ABIME (GR) :
SEIEI JACK (JP) :
SOTOYOTO (VU) :
SRVTR (FR) :
TERBESCHIKKINGSTELLING (NL) :
TOMMASINA BIANCA SQUADRITO (IT) :
UBUNTU SOUND ANTISYSTEM (FR) :
V (BE)
WILFRIED HANRATH (DE) :
WYCZ (FR) :
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** Magic Link
Ormai le stagioni si alternano sul filo del rasoio, il tramonto è alle porte, e il lamentoso freddo pizzica la pelle, pescatori infreddoliti si inchinano al dio Sole per un ultima preghiera.
Solamente la maschera che indosso mi riporta a quei momenti spensierati in giro per il mondo.
Adesso passeggio sotto una grigia pioggia e oltre alla incredibile quantità di plastica nelle forme più incredibili adesso anche un oceano di mascherine inizia a galleggiare.
Alcuni momenti li condividi con gli amici di sempre e vedere girare il vento da onshore a offshore è incredibile, l'attesa nel van con un caffè è sempre ripagata.
Thanks to Federico Squadrito e Valentina Zamboni per le foto
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The Most Inspiring Interiors of 2019
The Most Inspiring Interiors of 2019
Interiors
Amelia Barnes
Photo – Sean Fennessy.
Photo – Sean Fennessy.
Photo – Sean Fennessy.
Photo – Sean Fennessy.
The Modern Australian Country Home
The owners of this Yarra Valley home lived here for seven years before decided to extend the property for their growing family – enter interior designer Chelsea Hing!
Chelsea and her team maximised space by reconfiguring the floorplan, and updated the home to reflect a more contemporary aesthetic. An interior palette of rich terracotta, saddle tan leathers, polished plaster, slate, cedar and sandblasted timber was implemented, echoing the rich colours of the landscape outside.
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Photo – Kat Lu.
Photo – Kat Lu.
Photo – Kat Lu.
An Interior Designer’s Charming Art Deco Apartment In North Bondi
In June we visited the North Bondi home of Juliette Arent Squadrito, co-founder of Sydney-based interior design firm Arent and Pyke, in partnership with Fisher & Paykel.
This property (which was previously a backpackers hostel!) was purchased by the designer and her husband when pregnant with twins, and they undertook the first round of renovations when the babies were only one week old! In 2017 they had their second go at it, installing the rich jewel green cabinetry that now characterises space.
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Photo – Derek Swalwell.
Photo – Derek Swalwell.
Photo – Derek Swalwell.
A Contemporary Country Home, Set Into The Hillside
Located on private grounds within a picturesque regional golf club, the Thornton Residence features a muted colour palette inspired by early 20th-century Australian artist Hans Heysen.
The home is the work of Mardi Doherty of Doherty Design Studio in collaboration with Detail 9 Architects.
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Photo – Anson Smart.
Photo – Anson Smart.
Photo – Anson Smart.
Photo – Anson Smart.
Flack Studio Flair In Fitzroy!
Flack Studio are known for thinking outside the box, and this certainly applies to their bold renovation of this Fitzroy worker’s cottage.
Every room in this eclectic space has its own personality and distinct features, ranging from luxe stone finishes, to brass details, and a deliberately clashing colour palette. (Also, what about that art collection!). Among key design influences are the client’s love of entertaining, as well as nearby wine bar, Marion.
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Photo – Sean Fennessy.
Photo – Sean Fennessy.
Photo – Sean Fennessy.
Melbourne’s Newest Deli And Eatery Brings The WOW-Factor!
We don’t publish many hospitality projects on The Design Files, so when we do, you know they’re special!
Via Porta is a beautifully designed cafe and deli located on an otherwise unremarkable suburban shopping strip in Melbourne’s Mont Albert.
The space was designed by Sarah Cosentino of Studio Esteta, who also co-owns the eatery with her three brothers. Among standout details is the crazy paving flooring made from stone offcuts – a reference to Italy’s iconic cobblestone laneways.
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Photo – Caitlin Mills.
Photo – Caitlin Mills.
Photo – Caitlin Mills.
Tamsin Johnson’s Tamarama Wonder!
It comes as no surprise that interior designer Tamsin Johnson and her husband Patrick Johnson (designer and tailor of P. Johnson fame) have an exceptionally beautifully home!
The couple completely renovated this 1970s home in Tamarama to suit their young family. We love how Tamsin has combined classic design pieces with eclectic details (not to mention a seriously covetable art collection!), to build a richly layered family home, full of unexpected details.
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Photo – Mark Roper.
Photo – Mark Roper.
Photo – Mark Roper.
A Suitably Fashionable Home, From Two Brilliant Creatives
This Armadale residence is home to Penelope Cohen, creative director of Australian fashion label Skin and Threads.
Penny engaged designer Simone Haag to rework the living room and ‘ensure this grand old dame of a Victorian had a contemporary and feminine sensibility, with a fashionable edge.’
Simone describes the updated room as showcasing ‘romance and frivolity,’ having introduced plush plum, navy and mustard hues, along with gold marble with terrazzo.
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Photo – Eve Wilson.
Photo – Eve Wilson.
Photo – Eve Wilson.
At Home With Stylist Simone Haag
Speaking of Simone Haag… the celebrated styled-turned-designer featured on our site a few times this past year! We’ve featured Simone’s styling work numerous times over the past few years, but couldn’t resist revisiting her own Ringwood family house after a recent renovation.
Kennedy Nolan were engaged to extend the home, allowing more space for Simone to flex her styling muscles, and room for her three children to grow.
The interiors combine Scandinavian and mid-century influences alongside the very modern addition of a Samsung Serif television, which appears as a design piece in itself!
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Photo – Prue Ruscoe.
Photo – Prue Ruscoe.
Photo – Prue Ruscoe.
A ’60s Cronulla Home Gets A Colour-Rich Makeover!
This awe-inspiring home designed by Lymesmith and Amber Road is unlike any interior project we’ve featured before!
With its boldly punctuated colour palette, abstract wall murals, and black interior crazy paving, it’s a home that’s clearly personalised to the taste and lifestyle of its owners.
As Sonia van de Haar, creative director of Lymesmith explains, ‘Nothing was seen as too precious or too serious, and nobody cared about ‘resale values’. The driving concept was to make a house that reflected the client’s commitment to living life their own way and enjoying it NOW!’
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Photo – Amelia Stanwix.
Photo – Amelia Stanwix.
Ladies of Leisure Up The Ante With Their Impressive New HQ
The Ladies of Leisure space has a special place in our hearts as its co-founded by our very own managing editor, Sally Tabart!
Sally and Savannah Anand-Sobti created this space as a physical extension of their indie publication Ladies of Leisure, or ‘LOL’ for short.
The duo’s friend, stylist and secondhand furniture seller, Pip Newell of Curated Spaces, designed this colour-rich space on a surprisingly slim budget, with furniture and branding from a team of generous creatives.
LOL host regular workshops and discussions in the space aimed at women and girls, to support personal and professional development.
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