Custot Gallery Dubai • ART & JEWELRY • Opening Reception

Discover the video that looks back at the opening of our new exhibition "Art & Jewelry".
Many thanks to Aiisha for her involvement with the styling of the models in her dresses, who gracefully presented artist’s jewelry pieces from the exhibition.
In the show you can discover necklaces, bracelets, earrings, rings, artists’ creations that cover the entire spectrum of jewelry. Often imagined as proof of love, these works were originally intended for their families and close ones.
From Alexander Calder, Pablo Picasso and Niki de Saint Phalle, through to Anish Kapoor, Marc Quinn, Ron Arad and Pablo Reinoso, many of the greatest artists and designers of the 20th and 21st centuries have turned both their thoughts and talent to jewelry.
The show runs until 2 June, 2018.

Curator: Custot Gallery Dubai
Scenography & design: Vincent Coste Architecte
Photo Credit: @Pia Torelli Photography

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merci Versailles

Les lauréats et le jury du concours Hack King's design / The winners and the jury of the Hack King's design contest pic.twitter.com/eus59gXIV5
— ChateaudeVersailles (@CVersailles) 26 Mai 2015

Commode Converseuse /// Versailles

Nous sommes lauréats du concours de Design du Chateau de Versailles.
Vous avez été nombreux à voter sur le site du concours.

Nous vous en remercions !

We are winners of the design competition organized by the Palace of Versailles.
Many of you have voted on the competition website:

Thank you !

Commode 3d printing /// Designboom →

vincent coste reinterprets 18th century commode with 3D printed design

the collaborative team of vincent coste design et associés and Jbaptiste sénéquier has reinterpreted an 18th century commode, originally designed by famed cabinetmaker andré-charles boulle. the project has been entered as part of a competition organized by the palace of versailles, with the winning work forming part of the institution’s exhibition: ‘18th century, birth of design’. based on a digital file, participants were encouraged to propose a new item of furniture that could be produced using 3D printing techniques to the maximum of their current capacities.

‘we extracted the ornament of the commode and left the 3D printing software to interpret it’, explained the design team. the competition jury includes architect jean nouvel and designer ronan bouroullec. you can vote on your preferred design on the competition’s website, before a winner is announced during the week of february 23, 2015.