Director's Journal: European Design Since 1985

Design Discussion on Philippe Starck

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Listen to R. Craig Miller, Senior Curator of Design Arts and Director of Design Initiatives Arts at the Indianapolis Museum of Art, and Penny Spark, design scholar of Kingston University in the U.K., as they discuss objects from the upcoming exhibition, European Design since 1985, at the Indianapolis Museum of Art. In this discussion, we see a contrast between the Hot Bertaa Kettle and Max le Chinois Colander, both by Phillippe Starck.
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European Design Since 1985: Shaping the New Century Trailer
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Watch the Trailer. Great Music!

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Come see the show!
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Here, you can buy tickets to see Director's Journal: European Design Since 1985 at the Indianapolis Museum of Art. Hurry, the show ends 6/21/09.

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Meet the Designers
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Check out the list of designers. You can read their bios and Q & A's, too. Here's an example from Nora De Rudder. "What do you hope people take away from your design?: When you see my designs, you should fall in love with them."

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Design Discussion on Philippe Starck
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Watch Craig discuss specific pieces.

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Jurgen Bey
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Check out Jurgen Bey's site. It's a little trippy, but you'll find some cool info and images.

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European Design Channel
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Here's the European Design Channel on ArtBabble where you can find all of the stuff Max is talking about.

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Channels: European Design

Learn about current IMA events with Melvin and Bren Simon Director and CEO Maxwell Anderson. This episode features a conversation with IMA' s R. Craig Miller, Curator of Design Arts & Director of Design Initiatives.

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