Posts tagged EXHIBITION
Art Meets Architecture and Design in Zaha Hadid's One Thousand Museum in Miami

Interior renderings have been released for the One Thousand Museum, a skyscraper in Downtown Miami that is just one of the many projects started by Zaha Hadid before her untimely passing. The 62-story tower features a contoured exterior, and a structurally strategic exoskeleton which has left the building almost entirely column-free and open. The luxurious residence also includes its own private helipad, a two-story aquatic center and sky lounge, a duplex penthouse, several full-floor penthouses, half-floor residences, townhouse residencies, indoor and outdoor spas, and a sculptural sun and swim terrace. Every detail of the building has been thoughtfully planned, including it`s location. The One Thousand Museum neighbors other stunning architectural feats such as the Perez Art Museum, the Patricia and Phillip Frost Museum of Science, and Frank Gehry`s New World Symphony, while overlooking Museum Park and Biscayne Bay. The skyscraper will be completed posthumously, with expected completion in 2018.

ARCHITECTUREPasquale KaratzetzoZAHA HADID, DESIGN, ARCHITECTURE, EXHIBITION, MUSEUM, GENTLEMAN, GENTLEMANS DIARY, GENTLEMANS DIARY MAGAZINEComment
"Art of the Italian Two Wheel" Vintage Motorcycle Exhibit in NYC

A collection of rare Italian motorcycles are going on display in New York City, courtesy of Stuart Parr. Parr is a designer, architect, collector and perhaps most well known as being the producer of Eminem’s 8 Mile, is now unveiling “Art of the Italian Two Wheel,” showcasing his own personal collection of motorcycles and street bikes. With an affinity for Italian builds hailing from the 1960s and 1970s, many of these motorcycles are considered top of its class and very rare. Renowned makers such as Ducati, MV Agusta, Laverda and Magni play a big role in the exhibit, unsurprisingly. But unlike normal collectors who treat their collections like gold, Parr actually rides all of his bikes in the streets of NYC. If you’re interested in vehicles and motorcycles, make sure to drop by the exhibition, open now.

Art of the Italian Two Wheel
285 Madison Avenue
New York, NY 10022

 

Source: SELECTISM/ hypebeast

WE LOVE ARTPasquale KaratzetzoART, WE LOVE ART, EXHIBITION, MOTORCYCLE, GENTLEMAN, LIFESTYLE, THE GOOD LIFE, AESTHETIC, GENTLEMANS DIARY, GENTLEMANS DIARY MAGAZINEComment
A Street Art Exhibition

Magda Danysz Gallery will take over Bund18’s front store for an exclusive street art exhibition that is aimed at being shared live to witness the work in progress. A dozen international artists are invited for this project, from the pioneers of street art such as Futura, international figures such as JoOne and Poesia to the most up-and-coming young generation like Ludo, YZ, and Seth. The public will have access to see the work in progress by looking through the windows of Bund18, and even videos of their performances inside. This unique preview experience will be open between November 18 and November 20, before the formal show opens from October 20 to December 1. Be sure to check out this epic artist residency at Bund18, 18Zhongshan East Road, Shangai, if you are in the area.

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“According To What” Exhibition @ Brooklyn Museum
“According To What” Exhibition @ Brooklyn Museum

Endeavoring to see his work continue to resonate internationally, Chinese artist Ai Wei Wei has partnered with Brooklyn Museum in showcasing his ”According To What” exhibition. Despite not being able to travel abroad himself, or subsequently attend the showing in Brooklyn, Wei Wei’s expression is translated through a multitude of mediums while commenting on topics including culture, history, politics, and tradition. Over 30 works spanning 20 years of Wei Wei’s career are included in the exhibition, which will be held over the duration of the summer, until August 10.

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“Dream Cars” Exhibition @ High Museum of Art Atlanta
“Dream Cars” Exhibition @ High Museum of Art Atlanta

Atlanta’s High Museum of Art will soon be hosting the “Dream Cars: Innovative Design, Visionary Ideas” exhibition. Curated in partnership with Ken Gross, veteran automotive writer and historian, the exhibition will use the automobile as a lens to explore the ideas behind design and innovation. Featuring 17 marvellous concept cars that range from 1935 to contemporary times, the exhibition will include the elegant 1935 Bugatti Type 57S Aerolithe, 1941 Chrysler Thunderbolt and the jet-inspired 1955 Chrysler Ghia. In addition, models and drawings will be on display to illustrate the various stages of design behind these beautiful vehicles. The exhibition will open up to the public on May 21 and will run through to September 7 at the High Museum of Art Atlanta.

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“Antipode” Exhibition @ Ronchini Gallery

Toying with haunting visual motifs through clever photography and installation is rising Dutch artist Berndnaut Smilde, who has recently unveiled a new exhibition at Ronchini Gallery in London. Smilde’s latest work is chiefly concerned with the spirit that occupies a place – either pristinely new or ravaged by age – represented by cloud-like emissions in empty spaces. The artist achieves this by meticulously adjusting the temperature and humidity in the spaces, then using fog machines to emit a small gas. Photographs, taken in the moments before the cloud dissipates, are the only real evidence that the cloud existed – which plays perfectly into the history of Smilde’s abandoned studios, factories, and offices. Enjoy this look at “Antipode” above, then head over to Ronchini Gallery before June 14 if in the London area.

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“Hello, My Name is Paul Smith” Exhibition

Celebrating 40 years of fashion excellence, the London Design Museum provides a look into the eclectic world of designer Paul Smith with its latest exhibition “Hello, My Name is Paul Smith.” From his company’s humble beginnings in Nottingham to its international prominence of today, the collaborative exhibit will explore various stages of design and production with hopes of showcasing how his techniques in traditional tailoring are retained as well as juxtaposed against a signature contemporary edge. Gentlemans Diary Magazine is so exciting for this exhibition and we cant wait to see it as soon as possible. Take a look!

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