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Darmstadt
Die Plakatkunst der Künstlerkolonie Darmstadt
Dates:1.1.2050-1.1.2999
Die Ausstellung Bereits im frühen 20. Jahrhundert galten Plakate als „Kunst der Straße“, wurden von Museen und Privatpersonen gesammelt sowie in Ausstellungen und Publikationen gewürdigt. In ihrem Wunsch, alle Lebensbereiche künstlerisch zu gestalten, haben sich auch zahlreiche Mitglieder der Künstlerkolonie Darmstadt (1899-1914) der Vermittlung ihrer Ideen im öffentlichen Raum gewidmet. Sie schufen hierbei – als bedeutsamen Bestandteil des Gesamtkunstwerks Mathildenhöhe – herausragende Plakate, die heute zu den Ikonen der Werbekunst zählen. Der Katalog Zur Ausstellung erscheint die Publikation „Die Plakatkunst der Künstlerkolonie Darmstadt“, herausgegeben von Ralf Beil, mit einem Vorwort von Ralf Beil, historischen Quellentexten sowie einem Essay von Philipp Gutbrod, 48 Seiten, 33 Abbildungen, Broschur, Institut Mathildenhöhe Darmstadt, 2012, € 5,-
Riga
Rīgas jūgendstila ēkas. Ceļvedis pa jūgendstila metropoles arhitektūru / Art Nouveau Buildings in Riga. A Guide to Architecture of Art Nouveau Metropolis
Dates:1.1.2050-1.1.2999
A bilingual edition published in Latvian and Englis. 408 pages, illustrations. 49 Euros.
Niigata Prefecture - Japan
Alphonse Mucha: An Insight into the Artist
Dates:1.6.2013-11.8.2013
Alphonse Mucha: An Insight into the Artist is a major retrospective featuring over 240 works, including many that have never been shown in Japan before, alongside a wide range of oil paintings, studies, sketches, jewellery and posters from the Mucha family collection. The exhibition will explore the artistic vision and ideals behind Mucha's works. Through his own words and works, visitors will gain an insight into his creative process, his ambitions and his achievements. The exhibition will be organised in six sections representing important themes or phases in his career: Mucha the Czech Sarah Bernhardt & the Theatre World Le Style Mucha & Art Nouveau The Message of Beauty Paris 1900 Visions for Humanity Rare works such as a satin-silk edition of The Arts series, comprised of 4-colour lithographs: Dance, Painting, Poetry and Music will feature in the show. This exhibition will be a great opportunity for all Mucha fans and art lovers to deepen their understanding of Mucha and his inner world.
Matsuyama, Japan
Alphonse Mucha: An Insight into the Artist
Dates:26.10.2013-5.1.2014
Alphonse Mucha: An Insight into the Artist is a major retrospective featuring over 240 works, including many that have never been shown in Japan before, alongside a wide range of oil paintings, studies, sketches, jewellery and posters from the Mucha family collection. The exhibition will explore the artistic vision and ideals behind Mucha's works. Through his own words and works, visitors will gain an insight into his creative process, his ambitions and his achievements. The exhibition will be organised in six sections representing important themes or phases in his career: Mucha the Czech Sarah Bernhardt & the Theatre World Le Style Mucha & Art Nouveau The Message of Beauty Paris 1900 Visions for Humanity Rare works such as a satin-silk edition of The Arts series, comprised of 4-colour lithographs: Dance, Painting, Poetry and Music will feature in the show. This exhibition will be a great opportunity for all Mucha fans and art lovers to deepen their understanding of Mucha and his inner world.
Sendai, Miyagi Prefecture
Alphonse Mucha: An Insight into the Artist
Dates:18.1.2014-23.3.2014
Alphonse Mucha: An Insight into the Artist is a major retrospective featuring over 240 works, including many that have never been shown in Japan before, alongside a wide range of oil paintings, studies, sketches, jewellery and posters from the Mucha family collection. The exhibition will explore the artistic vision and ideals behind Mucha's works. Through his own words and works, visitors will gain an insight into his creative process, his ambitions and his achievements. The exhibition will be organised in six sections representing important themes or phases in his career: Mucha the Czech Sarah Bernhardt & the Theatre World Le Style Mucha & Art Nouveau The Message of Beauty Paris 1900 Visions for Humanity Rare works such as a satin-silk edition of The Arts series, comprised of 4-colour lithographs: Dance, Painting, Poetry and Music will feature in the show. This exhibition will be a great opportunity for all Mucha fans and art lovers to deepen their understanding of Mucha and his inner world.
Sapporo
Alphonse Mucha: An Insight into the Artist
Dates:5.4.2014-15.6.2014
Alphonse Mucha: An Insight into the Artist is a major retrospective featuring over 240 works, including many that have never been shown in Japan before, alongside a wide range of oil paintings, studies, sketches, jewellery and posters from the Mucha family collection. The exhibition will explore the artistic vision and ideals behind Mucha's works. Through his own words and works, visitors will gain an insight into his creative process, his ambitions and his achievements. The exhibition will be organised in six sections representing important themes or phases in his career: Mucha the Czech Sarah Bernhardt & the Theatre World Le Style Mucha & Art Nouveau The Message of Beauty Paris 1900 Visions for Humanity Rare works such as a satin-silk edition of The Arts series, comprised of 4-colour lithographs: Dance, Painting, Poetry and Music will feature in the show. This exhibition will be a great opportunity for all Mucha fans and art lovers to deepen their understanding of Mucha and his inner world.
Bruxelles
Squares Marie-Louise, Palmerston, Ambiorix, Marguerite
Dates:14.9.2013-14.9.2013
Histoire, style art nouveau, et arbres remarquables. RDV: en haut du square Marguerite Bruxelles est l’une des capitales européennes les plus vertes. Une multitude de parcs et de jardins, des plus majestueux aux plus discrets, sont présents aux quatre coins de la Ville. Chacun d’eux possède une histoire, un agencement, des sculptures, une architecture, des essences particulières... Découvrez la biodiversité, les arbres remarquables et le patrimoine historique de ces lieux souvent méconnus à travers 11 promenades organisées par la Cellule Eco-conseil de la Ville de Bruxelles. Animées par le Cercle des Guides-Nature du Brabant, ces promenades durent environ 1h30 et sont entièrement gratuites. Le nombre de participants étant limité, n’oubliez pas de réserver par courriel à Ecoconseil@brucity.be ou par téléphone au 02 279 33 10 au plus tard le jeudi avant la balade.
PARIS
Fashioning Fashion Deux siècles de mode européenne, 1700-1915
Dates:1.1.2050-1.1.2999
Cet ouvrage dévoile une sélection exceptionnelle de costumes et d’accessoires, tous emblématiques des principaux mouvements de mode en Europe du XVIIIe siècle au début du XXe, appartenant à la prestigieuse collection du Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA). Ces pièces, qui proviennent essentiellement de France, d’Angleterre et d’Italie, permettent de retracer une histoire de la silhouette sur deux siècles, tout en mettant l’accent sur les formes, les détails et les savoir-faire. On y découvre, pour le XVIIIe siècle, les somptueuses chinoiseries, turqueries et toiles venues d’Inde qui illustrent la fascination pour un Orient de fantaisie, mais aussi l’oscillation entre la solennité des vêtements de cour français et l’élégante simplicité en faveur en Angleterre. Les pékins, taffetas, satins façonnés et autres velours ciselés, dans lesquels sont taillés les costumes pour femmes ou pour hommes, la plupart réalisés par les fabriques de Lyon ou de Tours, révèlent la fabuleuse richesse des techniques de tissage. L’empreinte des événements historiques et politiques sur la mode est importante : lors de la Révolution française, le vêtement devient le support privilégié des opinions de chacun, tandis que sous Napoléon l’influence du retour à l’antique et de la campagne d’Égypte est manifeste. Au cours du XIXe siècle, les silhouettes féminines blanches et éthérées des années 1820 laissent la place au règne des crinolines, puis aux tournures et aux « faux culs » qui accentuent la chute des reins ; à l’aube du XXe siècle s’impose la silhouette en S, modelée par un corset au laçage très serré. Durant ce siècle où la garde-robe masculine évolue peu, seuls certains éléments font leur apparition, tels le complet et le veston, dont l’usage se fait plus fréquent. Vers 1906, Paul Poiret modifie profondément la silhouette féminine, interdit à ses clientes le port du corset et propose tout un univers oriental, dont on retrouve aussi l’écho chez les sœurs Callot. Illustré de splendides photographies de détails qui nous font découvrir l’extraordinaire prouesse technique de certains tissus, cet ouvrage offre une synthèse remarquable sur l’histoire de la mode. 224 PAGES 270 ILLUSTRATIONS FRANÇAIS RELIÉ SOUS JAQUETTE
Granada
Melilla Art Nouveau, classicist and eclectic
Dates:20.5.2013-25.5.2013
For five consecutive years the University of Granada and Melilla Monumental City Foundation organized this meeting of ten students and two teachers to study the Art Nouveau of Melilla. This year's meeting takes place in Granada and Melilla from 20 to 25 May 2013 with the collaboration of the "Master of Art History knowledge and protection of historical heritage" and experts in cultural itineraries from the International Graduate School, of which the academic director is Dr D Salvador Gallego Aranda.
Praha 1
Ivan Lendl is exhibiting a komplete collection of Alfons Mucha’s posters
Dates:10.4.2013-14.7.2013
The Municipal House visitors thus have a unique opportunity to see almost all of Alfons Mucha’s original posters in one place. This unique collection exhibited in the Municipal House belongs to the tennis player and Czech patriot, Ivan Lendl, who has been collecting these works of art for thirty years. This collection of 122 works will be exhibited together for the very first time. The exhibition is curated by arts historian Karel Srp, focusing on art at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries. The exhibition is produced by BigMedia and the exhibition’s exclusive marketing partner is ART INVEST Holding.
Paris
L'Art nouveau, la révolution décorative
Dates:18.4.2013-8.9.2013
Les deux expositions présentées simultanément sur les deux sites de la Pinacothèque, permettent aux visiteurs de découvrir la première rétrospective de l'Art nouveau français et son évolution en mouvement Art déco par l'intermédiaire d'une de ses icônes, Tamara de Lempicka. En réaction au classicisme, l'Art nouveau n'impose aucune obligation à l'artiste. Conçu comme l'art de la liberté, il se dégage des convenances qui entravaient jusque-là la création. Les formes codifiées qui sont la caractéristique de l'académisme volent en éclats comme pour faire de l'Art nouveau un art transgressif au cœur duquel l'érotisme devient une donnée incontournable. Conçu comme un art total, l'Art nouveau est partout, il est aussi bien peinture que mobilier, bijou, architecture et verrerie, référence à la nature, à la femme, aux plantes : l'interpénétration de tout en tout pourvu qu'elle chasse l'austérité et les règles. Les grands noms de l'Art nouveau sont parmi les plus célèbres du tournant du xixe au xxe siècle. Ce sont Gallé, Daum, Mucha, Majorelle, Horta, Van de Velde, Gaudí, Guimard, Lalique, Grasset, Steinlein, Ruskin, Klimt ou Bugatti. Ils bouleversent les schémas de la vie et transforment son esthétique pour la rendre agréable et décorative. L'Art nouveau est à son apogée de 1890 à 1905. Il devient rapidement le support d'une production foisonnante qui triomphe à partir de l'Exposition universelle de 1900 et que commencent à dénoncer les « inventeurs » du mouvement. Qualifiant avec mépris l'Art nouveau de style « nouille » ou « ténia », ses opposants suggèrent une idée de mollesse dans les images strictement ornementales et décoratives qu'il voulait imposer. Juste avant la Première Guerre mondiale, ces critiques conduisent finalement à une évolution de l'Art nouveau vers un style nettement moins sophistiqué. Il s'affaiblit au point de devenir plus géométrique et laisse rapidement place à l'Art déco, qui prend la relève à partir de 1920. Totalement dénigré pendant plus de dix ans, c'est finalement les surréalistes qui œuvreront pour la réhabilitation de l'Art nouveau à partir des années 1930. L'exposition que nous présentons aujourd'hui est la première rétrospective de l'Art nouveau français à Paris depuis 1960. Véritable événement, elle présente plus de deux cents objets qui, dans tous les domaines de la vie et des arts, ont bouleversé l'esthétique et la pensée culturelle de la planète qui vivait alors au son du classicisme et de l'académisme depuis plus de trois siècles. Cette exposition se concentre sur les fondateurs de ce mouvement et sur ses principaux créateurs, évoquant de façon exhaustive le meilleur de leur production, à l'exception de l'architecture. Merci à Paul Greenhalgh, spécialiste mondial de l'Art nouveau et directeur du Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts de l'université de Norwich, qui a accepté d'apporter toute son expertise à ce projet en tant que commissaire. Merci également à Mme Gretha Arwas, femme de M. Victor Arwas, grand collectionneur et auteur spécialiste de l'Art nouveau, ainsi qu'à M. Robert Zehil et Mme Mucha qui, par leur participation généreuse, ont rendu possible cette exposition.
 
Rene Binet Art Nouveau Industrial and Architectural Designs - ebook
Dates:1.1.2050-1.1.2999
his first volume is dedicated to the 60 sketches of his industrial and architectural designs as found in the Esquisses décoratives. The sketches include a shelter, clips, rings, wardrobe, balcony, bench, jewelry, frame trim, electric buttons, decorative bricks, tiling, ceramic, capitals, keys, gates (wood and grilled), nails, corbels, towers, country decorations, industrial signs, finials, stairway, printed fabrics, ridgepole decorations, wrought iron, ironworks, fountain, frieze, weather vanes, door-knockers, lead inlay, gardens, lanters, chandeliers, showcases, stores, marquetry, embossed metal, mosaic, wallpaper, mast bases, hinges, ceilings, door plates, stencil, porch, door, rinceau, rosettes, sgraffito, seats, pedestals, carpet, needlepoint tapestry, trellis, tympanum, stained glass and arches and arcs. René Binet was born in Chaumont, Yonne [Burgundy region] on the 14th of October, 1866 to Savinien Joseph Binet, a railway tracklayer and Marie Grosset, a housekeeper. He attended the École Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts (ENSBA), from 1886 until about 1892, and was a student of Victor Laloux. Binet was an architect, decorator, and painter. Perhaps his most culturally significant contribution was his design of the main entry for the Paris Exhibition of 1900, a commission that he won. He is considered an artist of La Belle Epoque, executing his designs in the style of Art Nouveau. Two Paris addresses are associated with the artist: 6 rue de l’Abbaye and 33 rue Bonaparte. According to the Musée d’Orsay, René Binet “discovered Italy after winning, in 1893, the Chaudesaigues prize, which enabled young architects to spend two years there”. Along with Italy, Binet also traveled to Sicily, Algeria and Spain. The museum also attributes these trips to his interest in watercolor painting. According to the museum, he traveled frequently which provided him some relief from his rheumatism. In 1903, an exhibition, at the Galerie Paul Durand-Ruel in Paris, featured his watercolor paintings. His work was also greatly influenced by the research and illustrations of Ernst Haeckel. Gustave Geffroy, in his forward to Esquisses décoratives, notes that Binet viewed the Clathrocanium reginae as the most beautiful and a perfect representation of the richness and logic of the Radiolaria family. Geffroy also points out that it is the Clathrocanium reginae that inspired the design of the Porte Monumentale [main entrance] of the Exposition Universelle of 1900. You can see illustrations of these geometric and microscopic sea creature skeletons in the next volume of Binet’s works or in the separate edition of Haeckel’s works from delsc. Binet died in 1911 in Ouchy, Switzerland. A second volume includes some of architectural projects such as the Porte Monumentale for the Exposition Universelle of 1900, the Printemps department store and his many watercolor paintings from Versailles and the Trianons.
 
Eugene Grasset: A Passion for Design - ebook
Dates:1.1.2050-1.1.2999
This book is focused on Eugene Grasset who can be called The Father of Art Nouveau and who is also known to have had a great influence on Art Deco. Information about his work, life and and over 150 images are included in this book from http://www.ctgpublishing.com. Grasset was labeled by his contemporaries as a Universal Artist for several reasons. He understood a variety of materials, how each required a different approach and how each could be applied to the different branches of the decorative arts. Those who enjoy cubism may find themselves paying some tribute to Grasset’s geometric interpretations of nature. Grasset had many students including M.P. Verneuil, Mathurin Méheut, Augusto Giacometti, Paul Follot, and Paul Berthon. Louis Rhead has been quoted as owing his career to Grasset. Both Pierre Jeanneret and Le Corbusier were influenced by Grasset, the later being credited as a founder of modern architecture.
 
Ernst Haeckel Inspired by Nature - ebook
Dates:1.1.2050-1.1.2999
Ernst Haeckel was a doctor, marine zoologist, botanist, photographer, and an artist. He was well respected but controversial because of his beliefs in evolution. According to Edward Thomas Browne of the Linnean Society, Haeckel is responsible for many common zoology terms such as: Ontogeny, Phylum, Protozoa, Protista, Metazoa, Plankton, Coelom, and Gastrula. [...]he was a prodigious and vigorous worker. Students flocked to his classrooms at Jena, and his courses of semi-popular lectures on Evolution were fully attended by all sorts and conditions of people, from far and near. In the prime of life he was a fine, handsome man, with a strong but charming personality, fearless in expressing his Evolutionary views, which were by no means favourably received by the multitude, and attempts were even made to eject him from his Chair of Zoology. This publication includes biographical information from many sources along with 35 Plates that illustrate Radiolaria from his 1862 publication, Die Radiolarien (Rhizopoda radiaria) eine Monographie, a few from Report on the Radiolaria collected by H.M.S. Challenger during the years 1873-76 and ten plates from from Kunstformen der Natur. Creating Something Grand from Something Microscopic In addition to his works, you will also find highlighted a work by Rene Binet, the entrance of the Paris Exposition Universelle of 1900. Binet modeled the entrance after the Clathrocanium reginae. When you consider that microscopic sea fauna inspired a structure that used about 192 tonnes of metal and cost about 676,000 French fr., it certainly is worth viewing these illustration to see how they might be of inspiration to you. Radiolaria are silica secreting zooplankton. Their size can range from about 100 micrometers to what is considered a very large size of 1-2 mm. The weight gained during maturation of a single Radiolarian is 0.1 micrograms. The dimensions of the Clathrocanium reginae are, in millimeters: cephalis 0.03 long and 0.04 wide with a thorax that measures 0.08 long and 0.12 wide. An image is included in the upcoming pages.
 
Rene Binet Art Nouveau Architecture and Versailles Watercolors
Dates:1.1.2050-1.1.2999
This second volume includes some architectural projects such as the Porte Monumentale for the Exposition Universelle of 1900 and the Printemps department store. Also included are his watercolor paintings from "Versailles and the Trianons". See the first volume for a portfolio of his industrial and architectural designs. René Binet was born in Chaumont, Yonne [Burgundy region] on the 14th of October, 1866 to Savinien Joseph Binet, a railway tracklayer and Marie Grosset, a housekeeper. He attended the École Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts (ENSBA), from 1886 until about 1892, and was a student of Victor Laloux. Binet was an architect, decorator, and painter. Perhaps his most culturally significant contribution was his design of the main entry for the Paris Exhibition of 1900, a commission that he won. He is considered an artist of La Belle Epoque, executing his designs in the style of Art Nouveau. Two Paris addresses are associated with the artist: 6 rue de l’Abbaye and 33 rue Bonaparte. According to the Musée d’Orsay, René Binet “discovered Italy after winning, in 1893, the Chaudesaigues prize, which enabled young architects to spend two years there”. Along with Italy, Binet also traveled to Sicily, Algeria and Spain. The museum also attributes these trips to his interest in watercolor painting. According to the museum, he traveled frequently which provided him some relief from his rheumatism. In 1903, an exhibition, at the Galerie Paul Durand-Ruel in Paris, featured his watercolor paintings. His work was also greatly influenced by the research and illustrations of Ernst Haeckel. Gustave Geffroy, in his forward to Esquisses décoratives, notes that Binet viewed the Clathrocanium reginae as the most beautiful and a perfect representation of the richness and logic of the Radiolaria family. Geffroy also points out that it is the Clathrocanium reginae that inspired the design of the Porte Monumentale [main entrance] of the Exposition Universelle of 1900. You can see illustrations of these geometric and microscopic sea creature skeletons in the upcoming pages and also in the separate editions of Haeckel’s works from delsc. Binet died in 1911 in Ouchy, Switzerland.

 

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