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a collection of contemporary vases objects of desire

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Autore/i	AA.VV.
Editore	Isthme Editions	Luogo	France
Anno	2004	Pagine	160
Dimensioni	17x22 (cm)	Illustrazioni	ill. colori n.t. - colors ills
Legatura	bross.ill colori con alette - paperback illustrated	Conservazione	Nuovo - New
Lingua	Inglese - English text	Peso	1000 (gr)
ISBN	2912688418	EAN-13	9782912688415

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Rochechouart, Musée départemental d'art contemporain, september 13 - december 15 2003.
Hornu, Grand-Hornu, february 15 - july 4 juillet 2004.

Text by Andrea Branzi, Anne Beyaert-Geslin.

"A castle-museum and an industrial site came together for the exhibition entitled Désir d'objets, united by the vase – an archetypal figure and timeless object that incorporates artistic creation, industrial production and poetic presence.
The Musée départemental d'art contemporain de Rochechouart is housed in a fifteenth-century castle overlooking the Limousin countryside, thereby providing the ideal setting for the exhibition scenario imagined by Nestor Perkal: an art lover's home, given over to his collection of vases. The latter are grouped according to elective affinities on tables, on antique or anonymous pieces of furniture, and on the shelves that line the coloured walls."

With 126 vases - en 75 colors Photography by the following designers: Ron Arad, Claude Bouchard, Bécheau-Bourgeois, Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec, Andrea Branzi, Pierre Charpin, Paolo Deganello, Michele De Lucchi, Droog Design, Nathalie Pasquier, Olivier Gagnère, Konstantin Grcic, Hella Jongerius, Jérôme Lart, Enzo Mari, Marco Menacci, Alessandro Mendini, Jasper Morisson, Marc Newson, NL Architects, Satyenda Pakhalé, Nestor Perkal, Gaetano Pesce, Radi Designers, Frédéric Ruyant, Borek Sipek, Ettore Sottsass, George James Sowden, Martin Szekely, MatteoThun, TSÉ & TSÉ Associates, Roderick Vos, Marcel Wanders et Daniel Weil.