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Exhibition view
Credit: Olga Cafiero
Exhibition view
Credit: Olga Cafiero
Exhibition view
Credit: Olga Cafiero
Exhibition view
Credit: Olga Cafiero
Exhibition view
Credit: Olga Cafiero
Exhibition view
Credit: Olga Cafiero
Exhibition view
Credit: Olga Cafiero
Exhibition view
Credit: Olga Cafiero
Exhibition view
Credit: Olga Cafiero
Exhibition view
Credit: Olga Cafiero
Exhibition view
Credit: Olga Cafiero
From March 27, 2013
to May 26, 2013
L'usage des jours
365 ceramic objects by Guillaume Bardet, designer
The French designer Guillaume Bardet drew an object a day over a one-year period, from 21 September 2009 to 21 September 2010. He went on to produce each of them in autumn 2010, in collaboration with about a dozen ceramicists from the Pays de Dieulefit (southeastern France).
A sober and striking exhibition design by the designer Vincent Dupont-Ringier gives their full due to 365 objects in a utilitarian or sculptural vein, big or little, white or colored, and produced thanks to a variety of ceramic techniques. Shown from one season to the next, they represent an extraordinary challenge inspiring the designer to lend shape to the mental landscape occupying his mind over those long months, enlivened as they were by major intuitions, occasional doubts and endless research.
Movie
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l707GYMf8FY
Learn More
Download the press kit (pdf - 3 Mo)
From February 27, 2013
to September 22, 2013
The Furnace of the Angels and All'Ambic
The mudac presents La Fucina degli angeli (The Furnace of the Angels), the name given by Jean Cocteau to an exceptional set of 36 works realised during the 1960's and bearing such prestigious signatures as Max Ernst, Jean Arp, Jean Lurçat, Jean Cocteau and Pablo Picasso.
Until November 24, 2013
MOVIE:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W0EbTvhO3sI
THE PRESSE RELEASE:
http://www.mudac.ch/media/uploads/press/forge-des-anges-press/FurnaceOfTheAngels_PR_EN.pdf
All Ambic is an on-going vase series by Spanish designer Patricia Urquiola, initiated by Adriano Berengo, initiator of the glass biennial Glasstress in Venice. The title is a reference to the retort and the alambic stills linked to sorcery, while the vase bulges and beaks have been transformed into animal and plant shapes, reminiscent of the magic nature of glassblowing.
Until September 22, 2013
Movie
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=988Ga5PDQZk&list=UUHXtH8ePkV_WsnVNN1jA3eQ
Learn More
Download the press kit (pdf - 3.0 Mo)
