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Design Miami

Design Miami

Design Services

Miami, Florida 5,373 followers

Design Miami is the global forum for design.

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Design Miami is the global forum for collectible design. Founded in 2005, we present flagship fairs in Los Angeles, Basel, Miami Beach, and Paris.

Website
http://www.designmiami.com
Industry
Design Services
Company size
11-50 employees
Headquarters
Miami, Florida
Type
Public Company
Founded
2005

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  • This September 2–14, Design Miami presents a bold new exhibition entitled “Illuminated: A Spotlight on Korean Design”   Presented in collaboration with the Seoul Design Foundation, the exhibition will be hosted within the iconic Dongdaemun Design Plaza, designed by Zaha Hadid. Inspired by the Korean word “조명 (jo-myeong)”, meaning to illuminate, and curated by Hyeyoung Cho, “Illuminated: A Spotlight on Korean Design” will feature over 170 works, presented by 16 global galleries and 71 renowned designers. This exhibition is part of Design Miami.In Situ, a new initiative designed to offer a global platform of highly regionalized experiences that celebrate the richness of local design communities.    Attendance is complimentary. Register to attend: https://lnkd.in/eHfnPTBw   #DesignMiami

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  • “It shows you how what we built in Miami can go on to have an impact in the world.” – Design Miami Founder, Craig Robins In honor of Design Miami’s 20th anniversary, Curatorial Director @Glenn_Adamson sat down with @CraigRobins to relive some of the fair’s greatest moments over the past two decades. Read more: https://bit.ly/4i3m08P Pictured: Zaha Hadid’s “Elastika” at the inaugural edition of Design Miami in 2005 Photo courtesy of Lizzy Newberry

    • Zaha Hadid's "Elastika" at the inaugural edition of Design Miami in 2005
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    Irthi’s series brings the sophistication and exquisite detailing of luxury٬ handmade crafts to everyday items; making accessibility a central focus and creating a symbiotic relationship between rural makers and the urban markets that are served by them. By weaving the worlds of Talli and marquetry together, Irthi and Nada Debs introduce an intricately crafted interpretation of the vessels traditionally carried by Bedouin women. The forms, typically used for copper pots, are translated into solid oak and woven with narratives uniting the journeys and expertise of craftsmen and craftswomen from different parts of the region. The result is a contemporary collection of three multifunctional bowls. https://bit.ly/3OPJGR6 @irthicouncil @nadadebs

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