#Cesare Joe Colombo

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'ARNO' GLASSWARE FOR ITALORA BY CESARE "JOE" COLOMBO (1960S)

#Arno #Arno glassware #Italora #Cesare Joe Colombo #glass #1960s #60s #60s homeware #Italian glass

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L'inaugurazione della Personale di fotografia di Carlo Riccardi, intitolata "Protagonista del Novecento", si è svolta sabato 18 novembre 2023 alle ore 18.00 presso la sala espositiva della Biblioteca Provinciale, situata in Corso Garibaldi a Benevento. L'esposizione è avvenuta nel contesto della consegna del "Trofeo Internazionale della Fotografia", premio dedicato a "Una Vita per la Fotografia", giunto alla sua XXIX edizione, organizzato dal Circolo Fotografico Sannita di Benevento. Durante l'evento, è stato assegnato il Premio alla Memoria allo stesso Riccardi (1926-2022), riconosciuto come il primo paparazzo della Dolce Vita già dagli anni '40, il quale dando vita all'Archivio Riccardi, un patrimonio che ospita oltre tre milioni di immagini è riuscito a immortalare con il suo obiettivo celebrità, politici e sette papi, portando le sue foto, le sue numerose mostre, e quindi la nostra Storia, in tutto il mondo. I "Trofei Internazionali della Fotografia", un appuntamento non solo unico in Italia ma anche nel mondo intero, hanno trovato spazio nell'ambito del concorso fotografico nazionale "Immagini del Sannio Rurale", dedicato ai fotografi amatoriali che hanno saputo fissare attraverso i loro scatti immagini, momenti di vita, tradizioni e cultura del territorio sannita. Questo concorso, ideato 33 anni fa dal Presidente del Circolo Fotografico Sannita di Benevento, Cosimo Petretti, ha dato vita alla prestigiosa manifestazione dei "Trofei Internazionali della Fotografia". Nel corso degli anni, questo evento ha consegnato riconoscimenti a rinomati nomi della fotografia come Mimmo Jodice, Gabriele Basilico, Oliviero Toscani, Douglas Kirkland, Letizia Battaglia, Gianni Berengo Gardin, Mario De Biasi, Giorgio Lotti, Franco Fontana, Giovanni Gastel, Lucien Clergue, Renè Burri, Joe Oppedisano, Mario Dondero, Cesare Colombo, Lisetta Carmi, Francesco Radino, Nino Migliori, Piergiorgio Branzi, Franco Donaggio, Livio Senigalliesi, Jane Evelyn Atwood, Cristina Nunez, Liliana Barchiesi, Sarah Moon, Paolo Pellegrin, Francesco Zizola, Alexandra Boulat, Laila Pozzo, Marina Alessi, Chiara Samugheo e molti altri. Oltre a Riccardi, il cui premio è stato ritirato dal figlio Maurizio, sono stati premiati e presenti all'evento Lia Consiglio per il Premio alla Carriera (Premio Donna), Monica Maffioli per la critica, Antonio Biasucci per il Premio "Osvaldo Buzzi" e Flora Borsi come Premio Giovani Emergenti. Durante la serata, presentata dalla Dott.ssa Maria Ricca (giornalista), sono state proiettate le fotografie di Carlo Riccardi, Lia Consiglio e Antonio Biasucci.

[gerardofontenelle]

Apple Arcade - A New World To Play In from Mauro Chiarello on Vimeo.

Director: Ian Pons Jewell Producer: Chris Avery @ Apple Writer: Jordan Pories Creative Director: Hamish Pinnel Art Director: Esteban Cardona Group Creative Directors: Sam Oliver & Carl Broadhurst AD Producer: Jacob Stitzel Production Company: Reset Managing Director: Dave Morrison Executive Producers: Deannie O'Neil & Jen Beitler Head of Production: JP Colombo Producer: Megan Moore Director of Photography: Mauro Chiarello Director’s Assistant: George Daniell Casting: Majo Gallardo Costume Designer: Nayeli de Alba

Production Service Company: The Lift Producer: Fuad Abded Managing Director: Avelino Rodriguez Production Manger: Israel González Cadena Unit Manager: Vladimir Espinoza Production Coordinator: Liliana Huacuja APOC: David Carretero Script: Andrea Eduardina Key PA: Juan Tovar Production Assistants: Erick Ávila, Miguel Luna, Isaac Alvarez Runner: Paulina Camacho Chaperone: Paulina Marín Chaperone: Paulina Maqueda Locations Manager: Sergio Aguilar Locations Assistants: Itzia Rojas, Rodrigo López, Eduardo Gutierrez, Andrés Macías, Juan Chávez

1st AD DGA: Robert Phillips 1st AD: Sandra Mayerstein 2nd AD Vala Cárdenas 2nd AD: Lorenza Ramos 1st AC Horacio Vega 2nd AC: Adonay Meza Camera PA: Edson Reyes DIT: Julio Cesar Gonzalez Data Manager: Hayde Medina Corona VTR Operator: Jonathan Fernando Noriega Hernández VTR Assistants: Eduardo Martinez & Miguel Valdez Wheels Operator: Felipe Pérez-Burchard Steadicam Operator: Gerardo Manjarezz Trinity Operator: Niels Lindelien Gaffer: Leonardo Julián Key Grip: Juan Antonio Aguilar López Key Grip: Jose Marcos Vilchis VFX Supervisor: Daniel "Chovy" Cordero VFX Assistants: Rafael Santana Cruz & Francisco Ruben Perez Reyes

Production Designers: Robin Brown & Margarita Laborde Hair & Make Up: Chela Olea Hair & Make Up Assistants: Yoali Cortés, Ixchel Cortés Stunt Coordinator: Tomas Guzman Art Coordinator: Katia Duarte Propmaster: Diego Téllez Decorator: Melinda Ridaura Decorator: Sandra Jalife Art Assistant: Jessica Peralta Wardrobe Coordinator: Giselle Arriaga Wardrobe Assistants: Rodrigo Montoya, Paulina Regalado, Christian Fernando, Rocelia Alexandra Graphic Design: Mireya Guerrero Renders: Hugo Jiménez Swings: Daniel Hernández, Jesús Enriquez, Aldo Márquez, Juan Cisneros, Néstor Luna, Luis Hernández, Gabriel Cabrera.

Edit Company: Whitehouse Post, Los Angeles Editor: Tobias Suhm Executive Producer: Joanna Manning Post Producer: Jordan Stricklin

VFX Company: Framestore VFX Supervisor: James Rogers Senior Producer: Joe Greenberg Art Director: Carlos Vidal Lead Data Wrangler: Fabio Zapata Data Wrangler: Juan Colon Coordinator: Evan Kanter

CAST Kid in car: Ariella Covalin-Mizarahi Metro Guy: Shu Sakimoto

Chef & Waiters: Jack Morris Jean Wolf Allison Vargas

Taco Stand: Mariana Arias Emme Gonzalez Paulina Camacho Oscar Sagrado Raphael De Cecco Ivan Modragon Christian Godoy Miguel Angel

Airplane: Heidy Diaz

Popcorn Eaters: Micah Bijon Charlie Scovill

Clothes Guy: Rick Darge Bus Shelter: Yuki Oc-Noda

[kritnitithum]

1) Ink drawing from “The drawing of Heinrich Kley” book by Heinrich Kley (1941)

2) “Bao” short film directed by Domee Shi (2018)

3) “Total furnishing unit” designed by Joe Cesare Colombo (1972)

4) “Das Triadische Ballet” by Oskar Schlemmer (1922)

5) “Nocturna, la nuit magique” directed by Adrià Garcia and Victor Maldonado (2007)

[poettier]

Apple Arcade - A New World To Play In from Ian Pons Jewell on Vimeo.

Director: Ian Pons Jewell Producer: Chris Avery @ Apple Writer: Jordan Pories Creative Director: Hamish Pinnel Art Director: Esteban Cardona Group Creative Directors: Sam Oliver & Carl Broadhurst AD Producer: Jacob Stitzel Production Company: Reset Managing Director: Dave Morrison Executive Producers: Deannie O'Neil & Jen Beitler Head of Production: JP Colombo Producer: Megan Moore Director of Photography: Mauro Chiarello Director’s Assistant: George Daniell Casting: Majo Gallardo Costume Designer: Nayeli de Alba

Production Service Company: The Lift Producer: Fuad Abded Managing Director: Avelino Rodriguez Production Manger: Israel González Cadena Unit Manager: Vladimir Espinoza Production Coordinator: Liliana Huacuja APOC: David Carretero Script: Andrea Eduardina Key PA: Juan Tovar Production Assistants: Erick Ávila, Miguel Luna, Isaac Alvarez Runner: Paulina Camacho Chaperone: Paulina Marín Chaperone: Paulina Maqueda Locations Manager: Sergio Aguilar Locations Assistants: Itzia Rojas, Rodrigo López, Eduardo Gutierrez, Andrés Macías, Juan Chávez

1st AD DGA: Robert Phillips 1st AD: Sandra Mayerstein 2nd AD Vala Cárdenas 2nd AD: Lorenza Ramos 1st AC Horacio Vega 2nd AC: Adonay Meza Camera PA: Edson Reyes DIT: Julio Cesar Gonzalez Data Manager: Hayde Medina Corona VTR Operator: Jonathan Fernando Noriega Hernández VTR Assistants: Eduardo Martinez & Miguel Valdez Wheels Operator: Felipe Pérez-Burchard Steadicam Operator: Gerardo Manjarezz Trinity Operator: Niels Lindelien Gaffer: Leonardo Julián Key Grip: Juan Antonio Aguilar López Key Grip: Jose Marcos Vilchis VFX Supervisor: Daniel "Chovy" Cordero VFX Assistants: Rafael Santana Cruz & Francisco Ruben Perez Reyes

Production Designers: Robin Brown & Margarita Laborde Hair & Make Up: Chela Olea Hair & Make Up Assistants: Yoali Cortés, Ixchel Cortés Stunt Coordinator: Tomas Guzman Art Coordinator: Katia Duarte Propmaster: Diego Téllez Decorator: Melinda Ridaura Decorator: Sandra Jalife Art Assistant: Jessica Peralta Wardrobe Coordinator: Giselle Arriaga Wardrobe Assistants: Rodrigo Montoya, Paulina Regalado, Christian Fernando, Rocelia Alexandra Graphic Design: Mireya Guerrero Renders: Hugo Jiménez Swings: Daniel Hernández, Jesús Enriquez, Aldo Márquez, Juan Cisneros, Néstor Luna, Luis Hernández, Gabriel Cabrera.

Edit Company: Whitehouse Post, Los Angeles Editor: Tobias Suhm Executive Producer: Joanna Manning Post Producer: Jordan Stricklin

VFX Company: Framestore VFX Supervisor: James Rogers Senior Producer: Joe Greenberg Art Director: Carlos Vidal Lead Data Wrangler: Fabio Zapata Data Wrangler: Juan Colon Coordinator: Evan Kanter

CAST Kid in car: Ariella Covalin-Mizarahi Metro Guy: Shu Sakimoto

Chef & Waiters: Jack Morris Jean Wolf Allison Vargas

Taco Stand: Mariana Arias Emme Gonzalez Paulina Camacho Oscar Sagrado Raphael De Cecco Ivan Modragon Christian Godoy Miguel Angel

Airplane: Heidy Diaz

Popcorn Eaters: Micah Bijon Charlie Scovill

Clothes Guy: Rick Darge Bus Shelter: Yuki Oc-Noda

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Joe Cesare Colombo (1930-1971) - Lampe murale ''Coupé'', 1968, Oluce. - Source Heritage Auctions.

#joe cesare colombo #oluce

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cREAToR: Joe Cesare Colombo. couNTRy: Italy. AGE: 1930-1971. pRoDucT: Tubee Chair. yEAR: 1969. MATERiAL(s): Hand-Crafted Leather. DiMENsioNs: 67 x 140 x 61 cm.

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#i love my chair just anywhere #joe cesare colombo

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Shop - Joe Colombo for Arno glassware. You can find this set on the website www.aesthetelabel.com JOE COLOMBO CUP & SAUCER Milk jug and sugar bowl also available DM for more information Joe Colombo, born Cesare Colombo (30 July 1930 – 30 July 1971) was an Italian industrial designer. Cesare "Joe" Colombo was until 1949 educated at the Accademia di Belle Arti di Brera, the academy of fine arts, in Milano as a painter and studied afterwards until 1954 Architecture at Politecnico di Milano University. In 1951 he joined the Movimento Nucleare, founded by Sergio Dangelo and Enrico Baj. The following four years Colombo was active as a painter and sculptor of the abstract Expressionism and exhibited his works with other members in Milano, Torino, Verviers, Venice and Brussels. In a 1972 exhibition titled ‘Italy and The New DomesticLandscape’ held at MoMA in New York exploring the work of a new wave of Italian designers(including Joe Colombo, Mario Bellini and Gaetano Pesce) were experimenting with innovative materials, production methods and ways of living. It was here that the Camaleonda sofa became an instant icon. . . . . Photograph Aesthete Label Pinterest #vintagecollection #vintageglassware #vintageglass #vintagehome #vintagedecor #midcenturyhome #midcenturymodern #midcenturydesign #interiors #interiorinspo #interiordesign #interiorstyling #interiordecor #homedecor #homeinspiration #homerenovation #vogue #vogueliving #summerliving #modernist #flatlay #veganhome #vegan #crueltyfree #plantbased #shopsustainable #shopvintage #elledecor #curatedvintage #aesthetelabel https://www.instagram.com/p/CT5Pt45rhNU/?utm_medium=tumblr

#vintagecollection #vintageglassware #vintageglass #vintagehome #vintagedecor #midcenturyhome #midcenturymodern #midcenturydesign #interiors #interiorinspo #interiordesign #interiorstyling #interiordecor #homedecor #homeinspiration #homerenovation #vogue #vogueliving #summerliving #modernist #flatlay #veganhome #vegan #crueltyfree #plantbased #shopsustainable #shopvintage #elledecor #curatedvintage #aesthetelabel

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Joe Colombo

Born in Milan in 1930, designer Cesare Colombo—who went by Joe—was the second of three brothers. His father, Giuseppe, was an industrialist who inherited a ribbon factory and turned it into an electrical conductor manufacturer. Colombo came to design relatively late, having spent most of his twenties pursuing painting and sculpture. He studied at the Accademia di Belle Arti in Brera, Milan, in the early 1950s. While there, he joined the Movimento Nucleare, an avant-garde art movement founded by Enrico Baj and Sergio Dangelo in 1951. Spurred on by international anxiety surrounding the nuclear bomb, this group of painters aimed to break free of the static boundaries of traditional painting.

In 1953, Colombo made his first foray into design by creating a decorative ceiling for a Milan jazz club. In 1954, he made a series of television shrines for the Milan Trienniale. Inspired by these experiences, Colombo enrolled as an architecture student at Milan Polytechnic. When his father became ill in 1958, Colombo abandoned painting altogether; he and his younger brother, Gianni, took over the family business, using the factory as an experimental space for the latest production techniques and materials, including fiberglass, PVC, and polyethylene.

In 1962, Colombo opened a design studio in Milan, from which he worked primarily on architectural commissions—including several ski lodges and mountain hotels—as well as product design. His furniture designs were characterized by optimistically bold, round forms, and he championed the notion of using modern technologies to create new design solutions.

Colombo’s design career was cut tragically short in 1971 when he died of heart failure at age 41. However, he was remarkably prolific during his near decade as a designer. Notable projects include some of the most iconic designs of the 1960s, such as his 1963 Elda Armchair, made completely of fiberglass; the 1964 Ragno outdoor light, which doubled as a seat; the stackable Universale chair (1965/67), which came in varying heights and was created completely from polypropylene; his 1967 modular furniture series known as the Additional Living System, which was composed of different-size curved pieces that could be pinned together in various configurations to form chairs, sofas, or entire living areas, and which ultimately included the famous 1969 Tubo lounge chair; and the Optic alarm clock and Bobby trolley (both 1970).

#jc #joe colombo

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Elda Chair, no 1005, Joe Cesare Colombo, 1963, Art Institute of Chicago: Architecture and Design

Cesare “Joe” Colombo was an Italian designer renowned for combining pop aesthetics and high-tech materials with a total or environmental attitude toward design. Colombo anticipated that technology’s profound impact on society would increasingly allow people to retreat to the private spaces of their own homes. More accurate for today than the 1960s, his vision of a modern networked lifestyle was supported by furniture like the Elda armchair, whose cocoonlike seat and swiveling base created an ideal throne for the new citizen, comfortably connected to the world through the television, telephone, and other communication media. Gift of Gordon and Carole Segal Size: 97 × 100 × 91 cm (38 × 39 1/4 × 36 in.) Medium: Fiberglass and vinyl

https://www.artic.edu/artworks/228655/

#architectureanddesign #museumarchive #artinstituteofchicago #joecesarecolombo

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Mob Nicknames

Whether you are a mobster or a family friend, the mafia could have a name for you. Not everyone in the family has a nickname and some have multiple.

Anthony ‘Joe Batters/Big Tuna’ Accardo

Joe Batters was given to Accardo by Al Capone after he attack multiple people with a baseball bat after a run-in. However the Press called Accardo ‘Big Tuna’ from a photograph of him on a sport-fishing expedition.

Joey ‘The Clown’ Lombardo

Another nickname given by the press, due to his zaney public behaviour and cheesy jokes. One of his famous moments was in a trial, when Lombardo explained to reporters that a piece of his jewellery was made from ‘Canarly stone’ as you ‘Canarly see it’.

Francis ‘Cadillac Frank’ Salemme

There are different origins for the nickname ‘Cadillac Frank’. Some say it is because Salemme worked in an auto body shop in Boston fixing Cadillacs. However, WBUR crime reporter David Boeri explained Salemme had a friend who would key every 30th new car coming off the truck allowing Salemme to buff out the damage and resell the car for a lower price, because of this Salemme drove BMV’s.

Albert ‘Tick-Tock’ Tannenbaum

Given to him by Jacob Shapiro because of his ceaseless clock-like nervous banter. Shapiro controlled industrial labor racketeering for 20 years in New York and establish Murder. Inc which Bannenbaun worked for as a hitman.

Israel ‘Ice Pick Willie’ Alderman

Alderman was a mob enforcer who murdered people using an ice pick to stab them through the ear drum, puncturing the brain, leaving no sign of foul play during autopsies. He claimed to have committed a total of 11 ice pick murders at the speakeasy he owned in Minneapolis. He would drag the bodies out of the bar as to everyone else they just appeared drunk.

Donald ‘The Wizard of Odds’ Angelini

Known for his gambling skills and his work with the betting world. He was also known for being well-spoken and having a pleasant smile.

Joseph ‘Joe Bananas’ Bonanno

The press gave Bonanno the nickname ‘Joe Bananas’ as a dig at his mental health, thus referring to the crime family as the ‘Bananas’ family. The fight between the 5 families New York (1964-1968) was named the ‘Banana War’. Bonanno hated his nickname.

John ‘Jackie Nose’ D’Amico

Street boss for the Gambino family before becoming acting boss, he received his nickname because he had a nose-job to change his ‘big distorted nose’ in the words of a mob informant. D’Amico didn’t like his nickname.

Louis ‘Louie Haha’ Attanasio Jr.

Captain in the Bonanno family and took part in murdering Bonnano solider Cesare Bonventre by hacking it into pieces and placing it in 3 55-gallon drums causing forensics 3 months to identify the body. Attanasio was known to laugh every tie he heard of a murder.

Joseph ‘Junior Lollipops’ Carna

Captain of the Colombo Crime family, his nickname came from his father who was called ‘Senior Lollipop’ as he owned a restaurant called ‘Lolly’s’.

Tommy ‘Three Finger Brown’ Lucchese

When Lucchese was 15, he was a victim in an industrial accident at a machine shop, resulting in his right thumb and forefinger being amputated. In his first arrest 6 years later he was given the nickname Three Finger Brown by the policeman as ‘Three Finger’ Brown was a popular baseball pitcher at that time.

Anthony ‘Gaspipe’ Casso

Former underboss and hitman for the Lucchese Family killing over 100 people during his time. In many of his attacks it is said he used a gas pipe. His father was called ‘Leadpipe’  as he used to carry a a lead pipe with him.

Anthony ‘Tony Ducks’ Corallo

Lucchese front man for many years, he was known for his ability to ‘duck’ subpoenas and convictions during his 70 year criminal career.

George ‘Butterass’ Decicco

DeCicco was the brother of Frank DeCicco and became a Caporegime int he Gambino family.It is unclear why his nickname was Butterass.

Angelo ‘Quack Quack’ Ruggiero

In John Gotti’s inner circle and close friend of Dapper Don, he rose to be a caopergime in the Gambino family. He had a painful inflammatory disorder of the feet so he waddled like a duck.

https://slate.com/news-and-politics/2008/02/where-do-mob-nicknames-come-from.html

https://www.npr.org/2018/06/26/623268051/cadillac-frank-ice-pick-willie-and-the-nicknames-of-american-mobsters?t=1552662611463

https://www.nationalcrimesyndicate.com/10-mobsters-weirdest-mob-nicknames/

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Inaugurazione della Personale di fotografia di Carlo Riccardi intitolata Protagonista del Novecento, manifestazione che si terrà sabato 18 novembre 2023 alle ore 18.00, presso la sala espositiva della Biblioteca Provinciale, in Corso Garibaldi a Benevento. Sarà assegnato a Carlo Riccardi (1926-2022) il Premio alla Memoria. Fu il primo paparazzo della Dolce Vita già negli anni Quaranta, ha creato l’Archivio Riccardi che contiene oltre tre milioni di immagini, ha accompagnato divi, politici e sette papi. Moltissime le sue mostre esposte in tutto il mondo. “Trofeo Internazionale della fotografia” premio “Una Vita per la Fotografia”, manifestazione giunta alla sua XXIX edizione e organizzata dal Circolo Fotografico Sannita di Benevento. Il premio al grande maestro sarà consegnato sabato 18 novembre 2023 alle ore 18.00 presso la Sala conferenze della Biblioteca Provinciale (Corso Garibaldi a Benevento). Ritirerà il premio il figlio Maurizio Riccardi. I “Trofei Internazionali della Fotografia”, appuntamento unico non solo Italia, ma in tutto il mondo, rientra nell’ambito del concorso fotografico nazionale Immagini del Sannio Rurale destinato a fotografi amatoriali che, attraverso le loro fotografie, fissano immagini, momenti di vita, tradizioni, cultura del territorio sannita. Il concorso, ideato trentatré anni fa dal Presidente del Circolo Fotografico Sannita di Benevento Cosimo Petretti. Nell’ambito del concorso è organizzata la prestigiosa manifestazione “Trofei Internazionali della Fotografia” che, nel corso degli anni, ha assegnato riconoscimenti a grandi nomi della fotografia, quali Mimmo Jodice, Gabriele Basilico, Oliviero Toscani, Douglas Kirkland, Letizia Battaglia, Gianni Berengo Gardin, Mario De Biasi, Giorgio Lotti, Franco Fontana, Giovanni Gastel, Lucien Clergue, Renè Burri, Joe Oppedisano, Mario Dondero, Cesare Colombo, Lisetta Carmi, Francesco Radino, Nino Migliori, Piergiorgio Branzi, Franco Donaggio, Livio Senigalliesi, Jane Evelyn Atwood, Cristina Nunez, Liliana Barchiesi, Sarah Moon, Paolo Pellegrin, Francesco Zizola, Alexandra Boulat, Laila Pozzo, Marina Alessi, Chiara Samugheo, e molti altri. Quest’anno il “Trofeo Internazionale della Fotografia” è stato assegnato a Carlo Riccardi Premio alla Memoria. Inoltre saranno premiati, e presenti alla manifestazione, Lia Consiglio per il Premio alla Carriera (Premio Donna), per la critica Monica Maffioli, per il Premio “Osvaldo Buzzi” Antonio Biasucci, per il Premio Giovani Emergenti a Flora Borsi. Nel corso della serata, che verrà presentata dalla Dott.ssa Maria Ricca (giornalista), saranno proiettate le foto di Carlo Riccardi, Lia Consiglio e di Antonio Biasucci.

[kritnitithum2022]

5 images:

"Paprika" directed by Satoshi Kon (2006)

"Total furnishing unit" designed by Joe Cesare Colombo (1972)

"Das Triadische Ballet" by Oskar Schlemmer (1922)

"Hurricane Harvest, Starry Night" by Herbert Morton Stoops (1924)

"The Little Prince" by Joann Sfar (2010)

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OPEN TODAY 12-4 PM. NEW IN THE BOOKSHOP: DOMUS NO. 462 MAGGIO 1968 • Founded in 1928 as a “living diary” by the great Milanese architect and designer Gio Ponti, domus has been hailed as the world’s most influential architecture and design journal, distributed in 89 countries. With exuberant style and rigor, it offered energetic up-to-date coverage and analysis of major themes, developments and stylistic movements in product, structure, interior, and industrial design. Called the "Mediterranean Megaphone," domus has always been considered the most concrete published expression of Italian style, documenting a seemingly endless archive of contributions and features, frequently covering the works of the protagonists of the Anti and Radical Design movements, modern architecture, new experiments in environmental/spatial/commercial design, international product design, the activities of the Arte Povera, Pop art, Minimal Art and Nouveau Réalisme movements, and much more. • domus No. 462 Maggio 1968 Editor : Gio Ponti Editorial committee and contributors include : Cesare Casati, Pierre Restany, Agnoldomenico Pica, Pierre Restany, Carmela Haerdtl, Joseph Rykwert, Ettore Sottsass jr., Charles and Ray Eames, Kho Liang je, Bernard Rudofsky, George Nelson, Fausto Melotti, Tommaso Trini, Tapio Wirkkalaand, Rut Bryk, and more. features : Archizoom; The Living Theatre; "National Aquarium in Washington" by architects Kevin Roche, John Dinkeloo and Associates, with Office of Charles Eames; "Pneu: Inflatable Structures and Forms"; "A Mini Space" by Joe Colombo; new lamp edition from Didier Bernardin; Multiples by Franco Angeli, Lucio Fontana, Gino Marotta, Gianni Colombo, Fabrizio Cocchia, etc. by Tommaso Trini; "Charles Rennie Mackintosh 1868-1968; "Magistretti in Paris"; Art exhibitions; Book reviews; Lourdes Castro / Cesar / Jean-Pierre Raynaud by Pierre Restany; "The House of Roger Tallon"; Pino Pascali; Giulio Paolini; and much more. • One copy available in the bookshop today and via our website. • #worldfoodbooks #domus #gioponti #rogertallon #tommassutrini #pierrerestany #luciofontana #cesar #archizoom #lourdescastro #jeanpierreraynaud #joecolombo #charleseames #pinopascali (at WORLD FOOD BOOKS)

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