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Post Fossil |
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Excavating 21st Century Creation |
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January 27 - April 30, 2011 |
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Time has come for extreme change. Society is ready to break away from last century for good. To break with creative conventions, theoretic rules and stigmas that now are questioned, challenged and broken. To break with a materialistic mentality replacing it with the crafted materialisation of modest earth-bound and recomposed matter.
In the aftermath of the worst financial crisis in decades, a period of glamorous and streamlined design for design's sake comes to an end. A new generation of designers retrace their roots, refine their earth and research their history, sometimes going back to the beginning of time.
In this process, they form and formulate design around natural and sustainable materials, favoring timber, hide, pulp, fibre, earth and fire. Like contemporary cavemen, they reinvent shelter, redesign tools and manmade machines, and conceptualize archaic rituals for a more modest, content and contained lifestyle. Like a Fred Flintstone of the future.
Lidewij Edelkoort | Exhibition Director
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A touring exhibition from 21_21 DESIGN SIGHT
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Boaz Cohen & Sayaka Yamamoto, Julia Lohmann, Niels Van Eijk, Peter Marigold, Max Lamb, Nacho Carbonell, Pieke Bergmans, Maarten Baas, Raw Edges (Shay Alkalay & Yael Mer), Arik Levy, Studio Job, Studio Libertiny, Kiki Van Eijk, Tal Gur, Yuval Shaul, Studio Reddish and more |
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Post Fossil |
Lower Gallery |
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Magazine |
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A Conversation with Erez Nevi Pana |
Neta Konforti |
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Neta Konforti, assistant curator of the Beating Salts exhibition, in a conversation with Erez Nevi Pana.
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Shatnez |
Shira Shoval | Materials Library |
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Design award-winning chair made from flax was the catalyst for an interview with architect/designer Martin Mostböck about the process and challenges he has faced along the way. |
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Reflections on a Chair |
Tal Amit |
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Stefan Legner is not just one of the designers showing in the exhibition, he is curator Volker Albus's right-hand man, and was here, in Israel, to help him set up the exhibition. |
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