Abbott Miller Książki

The oeuvre of the American designer couple Charles and Ray Eames is extraordinary in its range and diversity. Their groundbreaking furniture designs, which have remained current and relevant throughout the decades since their creation, play a central role in the Eameses' work. As the sole authorised manufacturer of Eames designs in Europe and the Middle East for the past fifty years, Vitra is commemorating the 100th birthday of Charles Eames with the publication of a book entitled The Furniture of Charles & Ray Eames. In the introduction, this richly illustrated volume discusses prominent characteristics of the Eameses' multi-faceted work. The primary focus of the book, however, is on furniture design. Grouped into categories based on materials such as plywood, plastic, wire and aluminium, all of the Eames designs produced by Vitra are presented in detail. Reproductions of vintage photographs and documents accompany explanatory texts which provide in-depth information on the historical background and distinctive structural features of the furniture designs. Contemporary photographs illustrate the aesthetic quality of these objects. The active preservation of Charles and Ray Eames' legacy is the subject of a dialogue between Rolf Fehlbaum, the Chairman of Vitra, and Charles' grandson Eames Demetrios, the present director of the Eames Office.

Dance 2wice is a collection of unique photographic essays depicting contemporary dance. Distilled from the pages of the award-winning disciplinary arts journal 2wice, the images explore the dynamic dialogue between performance and photography and bring together the talent of some the world's most respected dancers, choreographers, and photographers. In these carefully conceived collaborations, the transitory art of such key contemporary dance figures as Merce Cunningham, Mark Morris, Paul Taylor, and Karole Armitage is vividly The pages become the stage for beautifully choreographed performances.

Car The automobile is one of the defining technologies of our era. This issue looks at the psychological and physical aspects of the car interior through the lens of art, design, video, film, and photography. From the work of Matthew Barney and Lorna Simpson, to the representation of the car interior in film noir, we look at the car as a psychologically charged space caught between public and private. Visual Artists Matthew Barney Adam Bartos Andrew Bush Sophie Calle Nan Goldin Daniel Storto Andrea Zittel Writers Paul Arthur Giuliana Bruno Lucy Flint-Gohlke David Frankel Judith Hoos Fox Greil Marcus Phil Patton Tobi Tobias James Wolcott