David Bowie's Collection of Memphis Group Art at the Modernism Museum

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A rare look at pop icon David Bowie's private collection of art and furniture by The Memphis Group on view at the Modernism Museum. Bowie was an avid collector of Memphis. After his death, his collection was auctioned off and for this exhibit, gathered together for one of the most comprehensive exhibitions of Memphis Group art and furniture. Learn about this movement in the 1980s that broke all the design rules to create its own unique, over-the-top aesthetic as The Design Tourist Karen LeBlanc takes you on a tour of works by Ettore Sottsass, the founder of the Memphis Group and his international group of artists and designers.
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David Bowie's Collection of Memphis Group Art at the Modernism Museum

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@M4VAPORWAVE
@M4VAPORWAVE 9 ай бұрын
Просто обожаю этот стиль. Делала часы на кухню с геометрией и с винилом. На фоне белой стены смотрится шикарно
@KlausLBern
@KlausLBern Ай бұрын
One detail: Ettore Sottsass was not just a design consultant to Olivetti from 1958 to 1970. Without knowing when his contract ended: He designed furniture ranges for Olivetti (Synthesis division) in the 70s (evidence 01). I was in his studios during the 70s: His private one was in Via Borgonuovo, while that by Olivetti was on Via Alessandro Manzoni (evidence 02).
@jhsevs
@jhsevs 2 ай бұрын
The reason why everything in this video looks good, is not because of the furnuture. It’s because of the lighting! Great job by whoever is in charge. I’m sure low-cri leds aren’t anywhere to be seen in the museum. Halogen PARs only.
@flashflame4952
@flashflame4952 Жыл бұрын
David had great taste in everything!
@agomodern
@agomodern 10 ай бұрын
Like David Bowie, I have a keen eye as well, I just don't have the money to spend on it. Like famous people are something special and unique. Very interesting the Super lamp, obviously taken from VW Super Beetle. Refreshing to see someone call it acrylic and not Lucite. Definitely gives him credibility. They used one of the First Chairs on an episode of Miami Vice as well as other pieces of Memphis in other episodes.
@1219611a
@1219611a Жыл бұрын
The 80’s : “ big hair”!!! You are wrong. Exactly for the same reason that post modernism gets it’s it’s inspiration from all art movements, mix and voilá!
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