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WANTED DESIGN 2013 IS ON IN NYC!
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Friday, May 17, 2013
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La tercera edición de WantedDesign 2013 se lleva a cabo hasta este 20 de Mayo en NYC con una gran presencia de artistas y diseñadores internacionales, muchos de ellos Latin@s. Desde talleres hasta conversaciones con los diseñadores presentes y una gran muestra que toma las instalaciones del Terminal Stores de la Avenida 11 en Chelsea, WantedDesign comienza hoy, Mayo 17.
WantedDesign is a creative destination for the design community with innovative installations, student workshops, engaging discourse and more. The third edition will feature a strongly curated exhibition of international designers (many latinos among them) along with a rich conversation series, design workshops, a pop-up store, convivial lounges and more.
WantedDesign offers participants and visitors alike with a unique and dynamic international design experience. WantedDesign is the meeting point for designers, manufacturers, industrials, craftsmen, students, design institutions, the press and all design lovers. WantedDesign is also playing a strong role, with our partners, to make NYCxDESIGN more dynamic and transform New York into a real design destination.
The event is taking place at the landmark Terminal Stores building on 11th Avenue between 27th and 28th streets.
The event is taking place at the landmark Terminal Stores building on 11th Avenue between 27th and 28th streets.
Photo: GOMA. Stool /Lamp by Renata Moura Studio, Brazil. Design by Flip (Felipe Yung).
Diseño: Restaurante The Wright @Guggenheim Museum.
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Saturday, March 6, 2010
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Conversamos con André Kikoski, el arquitecto diseñador de este nuevo espacio culinario dentro del Museo Guggenheim de Nueva York. Además tomé algunas fotografías del espacio (incorporadas dentro de la entrevista). De verdad que es un espacio fotogénico.
