Podcasts about artek

The in-house design team at Finnish furniture company Artek is the focal point of The Alvar Aalto Museum’s summer exhibition. Petri Burtsoff reports.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Artek on ollut merkittävä tekijä modernin muotoilun historiassa jo lähes vuosisadan ajan. Vuonna 1935 Helsingissä perustettu Artek on tunnettu erityisesti funktionaalisista huonekaluistaan, jotka yhdistävät kauneuden, käytännöllisyyden ja innovatiivisten materiaalien käytön. Nyt Artek täyttää 90 vuotta. Yrityksen perustajat, Alvar ja Aino Aalto, Maire Gullichsen ja Nils-Gustav Hahl, olivat visionäärejä, jotka halusivat luoda uudenlaista elinympäristöä, jossa taide ja teknologia yhdistyvät saumattomasti. Artekin nimi, joka on yhdistelmä sanoista "art", taide ja "tekniikka", kuvastaa heidän pyrkimystään integroida visuaalinen estetiikka ja käytännön ratkaisut. Alvar Aalto, yksi modernismin johtavista arkkitehdeista, on Artekin tunnetuin suunnittelija. Hänen huonekalunsa, kuten lukuisilla palkinnoilla palkittu Paimio-tuoli ja kuuluisa kolmijalkainen jakkara, ovat edelleen keräilykohteita. Aallon suunnittelufilosofia korosti ihmisläheisyyttä ja luonnonmateriaalien käyttöä, mikä oli radikaali ajatus aikana, jolloin teollisuusmuotoilu oli vasta kehittymässä. Artekin huonekalut ja valaisimet eivät ole vain esineitä; ne edustavat kokonaisvaltaista elämäntapaa. Kun tarkastelemme Artekin historiaa, näemme muutoksen voiman, joka muovasi modernia muotoilua ja asetti uuden standardin sille. Miten elinympäristömme voidaan rakentaa kauniiksi, toimivaksi ja inhimilliseksi? Mitä et tiennyt Artekista? Oliko Artek maamme ensimmäinen life style-brändi? Miten Artek vertautuu saksalaiseen Bauhausiin? Ohjelman vieraina ovat Antti Tevajärvi, Artek 2nd Cyclestä, Alvar Aalto Museon johtaja Jukka Savolainen, näyttelyintendentti Mari Murtoniemi ja Laura Larres Artekista. Ohjelman juontajana on Pia-Maria Lehtola

It's been a minute since we've recapped an alien romance, and HERE WE ARE, HBs! ARTEK by Honey Phillips manages to be both Western Times and alien, which is hard to pull off. This slice-of-life Seven Brides for Seven Brothers retelling was a romp from beginning to end! Bonus Content: Sabrina's Libby nemesis is still abusing her with book 2 of the Spymaster series, Mel can't remember alien names, NIMBYs try to ruin everything again (but fail!), we need this to be a smutty animated series, and so much more! Lady Loves:Mel: cross apply some skills to get yourself out of a dinner rut! Mel mixed things up by using her leftover rotisserie chicken in a pot pie instead of making soup *again* and she nailed it! Sabrina: pick up that old hobby you forgot about! Sabrina loves having her nails done and wow did she dig out a box of all her nail supplies. So fun and fancy!Make sure to check out Mel's new podcast Bonkers Romance! Subscribe! Rate! Review! Tell all your friends :)Get more content on PATREON!!Sign up for our Newsletter! MERCH! Teepublic, Chicaloo Kate, RedbubbleInstagram: @heavingbosomsTwitter: @heaving_bosoms

We are delighted to be joined by Simone Farresin and Andrea Trimarchi, the visionary duo behind the acclaimed design studio Formafantasma, with studios in Milan and Rotterdam. Working with brands such as Prada, Artek and Flos, they have created exhibitions, installations and shows at the Serpentine Galleries in London, the Venice Biennale and the Salone del Mobile in Milan. Simone and Andrea explore the transformative power of design and how it shapes our world. They share insights on the importance of conversation and dialogue in their creative process and highlight the need to respond to the present moment. We explore their diverse work with different clients and cultures, the evolving role of artificial intelligence in design, and their belief that form should follow function.In this episode we also get an insight into their personal design preferences and their vision for contemporary design, objects and interdisciplinary exchange. Fore more information please visit cultureshifts.net and follow us on Instagram & LinkedIn.

Max Pearson presents a collection of this week's Witness History episodes from the BBC World Service. We first hear about a bloodless war between Denmark and Canada, that involved whisky. In 1984, the two nations were disputing the ownership of the tiny Hans Island, just off the coast of Greenland. It might be the friendliest territorial dispute ever. We hear from Tom Hoyem and Alan Kessel, politicians on either side. And we have historian Ditte Melitha Kristensen, from the National Museum and Archives of Greenland, to shed some light on the history of the country. Plus, how Peruvian archaeologist Walter Alva discovered the richest tomb ever found in the America's: the final resting place of the ancient ruler, the Lord of Sipan. Also, we go back to the 1960s when 1,500 Torah scrolls appeared at a synagogue in London. And a Crimea double-bill. We go back to 2014 when Russia annexed the Ukranian peninsula, and then back to the 1980s, when it was used as a holiday camp for children across the Soviet Union. Contributors: Tom Hoyem— Minister for Greenland in Denmark. Alan Kessel— Assistant Deputy Minister for Legal Affairs in Canada. Ditte Melitha Kristensen — Greenland historian. Walter Alva— Archaeologist. Phillippa Bernard — Founder member of Westminster Synagogue. Maria Kim Espeland — One of the thousands of children who visited the Artek holiday camp. (Photo: Greenland. Credit: Thomas Traasdashi/Ritzau Scanpix/AFP via Getty Images)

Artek, on the shores of the Black Sea in Crimea, was a hugely popular Soviet holiday camp.Maria Kim Espeland was one of the thousands of children who visited every year.In 2014, she told Lucy Burns about life in the camp in the 1980s.(Photo: A group of children attending Artek. Credit: Irina Vlasova)

Miten Alvar Aallon kalusteilla pitäisi oikein sisustaa? Mikä saa hänen muotoilunsa taipumaan vuosikymmenestä toiseen eri tyyleihin ja koteihin? Sohvaryhmä tarttuu kansallisaarteeseen ja saa vieraaksi Mirkku Kullbergin, joka toimii Alvar Aalto -säätiön hallituksen puheenjohtajana ja Paimion parantola -säätiön toimitusjohtajana.

We call in from Helsinki, where the 18th consecutive Helsinki Design Week took place this past week. From an action-packed couple of days, we discuss some of the collaborations, initiatives, and brands that caught our attention. Also, we will hear from four voices inside the Nordic design scene:Ervin Latimer, founder and creative director of Latimmier on his latest collaboration with Mifuko.Marianne Goebl, the managing director at design institution Artek, on the brand's 90-year jubilee.Hilda Rantanen, CEO and co-founder of Materialisting, on the platform's service to source traceable and environmentally friendly materials for brands, and the coming EU legislations.Casper Vissers, CEO of Basta, on the brand's innovative approach to designing, producing, and distributing locally from the Nordics by using local ateliers. With: Konrad Olsson, Editor-in-Chief & Founder and Johan Magnusson, Senior Editor. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Huomenna Pasilan Messukeskuksessa käynnistyy Suomen suurin huonekalu-, design- ja sisustustapahtuma Habitare Messut. Vuosi sitten Habitaressa vieraili liki 35 000 messukävijää. Suurta kävijämäärää selittää osaltaan kahden vuoden koronatauko, jonka aikana kiinnostus kotien ehostamiseen kasvoi entisestään. Nyt ei puhuta pelkästään siitä, millä trendeillä ja väreillä suomalaiset tänä syksynä kotejaan sisustavat - vaan otetaan kunnon sukellus siihen, että millaisia sisustajia me olemme ja miksi meistä on tullut juuri tällaisia. Onko ihmisellä aina ollut jonkinlainen sisäsyntyinen tarve tilojen järjestämiseen? Mitä ihminen tekee silloin, kun hän sanoo harrastavansa sisustamista? Onko se tämän hetken trendien ja maun omaksumista omaan kotiin vai pyrkimystä luoda puitteita, jotka kestäisivät mahdollisimman pitkään? Talouselämän taannoisesta selvityksestä käy ilmi huonekalukauppojen ahdinko. Kun asuntokauppa sakkaa, elinkustannukset kasvavat ja kuluttajien ostovoima laskee, isoja huonekaluinvestointeja ei tehdä. Esimerkiksi Kruunukaluste, Veken kaluste ja Askon sekä Sotkan omistaja Indoor Group ovat tehneet tappiota. Masku oli lähellä nollatulosta. Parhaan tuloksen teki Jysk. Myös Artek ja Ikea pääsivät selkeästi plussan puolelle. Mistä tämä kertoo? Studiossa on haastateltavana sisustusajan ammattilaisia: tilasuunnittelun professori Pentti Kareoja Aalto yliopistosta, Deko-lehden toimituspäällikkö Aino Loikkanen ja sisustusarkkitehti Sebastian Sandelin. Lena Nelskylä toimittaa.

Aaltojakkara on yksi modernin suomalaisen huonekalusuunnittelun ikonisimmista esineistä. Yhdessä puuseppä Otto Korhosen kanssa Aalto loi puuntaivusmenetelmän, joka näkyy myös vuonna 1933 suunnitellussa jakkarassa. Sen ja Aallon muiden huonekalujen menestyksellä Lontoon-näyttelyssä samana vuonna oli suuri merkitys hänen kansainväliselle maineelleen. 90 vuotta täyttänyttä jakkaraa on valmistettu jo kymmenellä vuosikymmenellä. Kulttuuriykkösessä mennään jakkaran kyydissä moderniin kotiin, julkisiin ja yksityisiin tiloihin, myös tunnetiloihin, sisustuksiin, muistiin ja nostalgiaan. J.P. Pulkkisen studiovieraina ovat sisustusarkkitehti Hanni Koroma ja valokuvaaja ja kuraattori Katja Hagelstam. Haastateltavana on myös Antti Tevajärvi Artek 2nd Cycle -liikkeestä.  Ohjelmassa kuullaan myös näytteitä Ilta Boisenin raportista Kööpenhaminan taideteollisuusnäyttelystä vuodelta 1952, Alvar Aallon esitelmästä Arkkitehtuurimme erityispiirteitä vuodelta 1953  ja arkkitehti Matti Itkosen näkemyksiä Alvar Aallon arkkitehtuurinäyttelyssä Jyväskylässä vuonna 1962.

A special episode in English! The history of Stool 60 relates to the stories of Artek, Finland and 20th-century design, but all the while, the product itself has not fundamentally changed. 90 years on, Stool 60 remains the most elemental of designs – equally suitable in an office as in a kindergarten – and stands as […]

Featured in Artek: Lunch - by Jenny England - narrated by Alistair Lloyd The Burning - by William Kerr - narrated by Nuke Our Audio License AntipodeanSF Radio Show by Ion Newcombe is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License. Based on a work at www.antisf.com.au. Permissions beyond the scope of this license may be available at https://www.antisf.com.au/contact-editor Music Credits Lunch by Podington Bear is licensed under a Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License. Burning by Sergey Cheremisinov is licensed under a Attribution License. Intro & Outro Music Celestial Navigation by Blue Dot Sessions is licensed under a Attribution-NonCommercial License

Weekly vierailee Designmuseon kesänäyttelyssä, joka osallistuu käynnissä olevaan aktiiviseen keskusteluun suomalaisten puunkäytöstä sekä suhteesta puuhun materiaalina. Esimerkkitapauksena ja tutkimuskohteena on Artek. Vieraana ovat näyttelyn takana olevan italialaisen huippustudio Formafantasman yksi perustajista Andrea Trimarchi sekä muotoilija-tutkija Hannah Segerkrantz. Jaksossa käväistään myös Artek 2nd Cycle -liikkeessä ja kuullaan muotoilun asiantuntija Antti Tevajärveä.

Thank you for tuning into the Scandinavian MIND weekly podcast! This time around we discuss:The opportunities, and challenges, with text-to-image AI deep learning (click this link to see our artworks!)How Biorestore's innovative laundry solution restores and revives garments to a new stateKey takeaways from our Transformation Conference in Helsinki, with insights from Dal Chodha, Wallpaper, and Yasmin Jones-Henry, Financial Times.Our extensive guide to Helsinki from Artek store manager Annika Tammi.With: Konrad Olsson, Editor-in-Chief & Founder and Erik Sedin, Junior Editor.Scandinavian MIND Weekly is our show about current trends and events within business, tech, fashion, design, culture, and more. From the Nordic perspective of our team of editors and contributors. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

My NORDIC HOME ist Dein Wohnpost für skandinavische Einrichtungstipps. Heute gehts um die wunderbare Aino Aalto. Sie hat das finnische Design mitgeprägt und verdient es nicht im Schatten ihres Mannes Alvar Aalto zu stehen. Mehr dazu https://nordicwannabe.com/2022/05/aino-aalto-wer-war-sie/ Kennst Du schon meinen Skandi-Podcast DER NØRD oder meinen Hygge Podcast? www.skandinavienpodcast.com Viel Spaß beim Hören. Dein Skandi-Blogger Stefan Falls Du Fragen hast, melde Dich gerne unter Podcast@nordicwannabe.com Mein Podcast: www.skandinavienpodcast.de oder www.DerNørd.de Mein Blog: www.NordicWannabe.com Pinterest: NordicWannabe Instagram: www.instagram.com/Nordicwannabe Youtube: www.Youtube.com/Nordicwannabe

It's that sneaky second gifting season of the year (dads, grads, retirements, anniversaries…you get it!), and we're here to answer your calls for help. Ooh, speaking of calls: Want to leave us a voicemail at 833-632-5463 and share any thoughts/feelings that demand our podcasting attention?   If it's time to gift someone a watch: Max Bill for Junghans and Baume & Mercier Classima are classics and about $1k. Uniform Wares has minimalist vibes and top out around $500. Check out Fewer Finer for some vintage options! We also recommend looking into a sporty/casual vintage watch from Casio or Seiko—Foundwell and eBay are great places to explore (this one, this one!). Also: Swatch does custom. If you're looking for a watch for a little, Flik Flak's still got it (see: their recent Hodinkee collaboration), and Parchie and Mini Kyomo are cute for kids, too. For true watch experts, turn to Hodinkee and Dimepiece.   For men turning 40 whose watch taste is too $$$: We love the idea of a signet ring, and Kathryn Bentley does great ones. We also recommend a record player (and personally endorse Plus Audio and Technics by Panasonic Direct Drive Player System via eBay). To add to the record collection, maybe gift a subscription to Vinyl Me Please or round-up albums that came out during their birth year. Related gift: fancy speakers like the ones by Oda. Nice luggage is also a good call—we love Want Les Essentiels, Porter-Yoshida, and classics like Rimowa, Tumi, and Calpak. For hobby gifts, how about a surfboard, a film camera from Photodom, ceramics classes (s/o to Artshack near us!), or pickleball gear from Recess or Nettie (on the topic of pickleball, this New York mag profile of Connor Pardoe). Last but not least, NORMALIZE GIVING MEN FLOWERS!    For retirement gifts: Ask close coworkers to participate in something personal—maybe use Tribute or Padlet or go old-school and collect pictures and letters to make a scrapbook. We also love Storyworth! Or how's about helping them get oriented with a new hobby: For the dad in our VM, maybe a Backroads Bike Tour or a Bianchi bike (find them and other snazzy bikes used on Bike Exchange). There's also personal training: For a virtual option, check out Future (a good review).    When someone's having a baby but not their first one: Set the parent up with a massage (maybe an at-home one through Zeel) or food delivery from Ipsa, Three Owls, or The Culinistas. Treat them to a robe, slippers, a weighted blanket from Bearaby, or a bed tray (Chairish and 1stdibs for cool vintage ones and West Elm, and Offi for new ones) Or: Get something to keep the sibling busy! Non-messy craft projects like needlepoint/sewing kits (love Unwind Studio and LittleExplorersPlay) or a subscription to The Picture Book Club. For the new baby, what about a not-hand-me-down, home-from-the-hospital look from Makie or Lewis? Or something keepsake that second (and third and fourth) kids tend to get less of like a handknit blankie or a puzzle name stool from Damhorst Toys.   What to maybe, possibly ask for when you move into a new home: A return-address stamp from Paper Source or custom house numbers from House Number Lab or Casson. Outdoor stuff can be pricier than expected, so ask for plants from Fast Growing Trees, Plant Gem, and David Austin Roses, a local-nursery gift card, or gardening tools from The Floral Society or Terrain. What about a Solo Stove or a Barebones Living Portable 30" Fire Pit? Or a grill! We like the Weber Spirit II E-210 LP and the Lodge Sportsman's Pro Cast Iron Grill. Get into composting with an indoor bin from Bamboozle. Entertaining stuff is a good call—think an Insalata Serving Bowl or platters from Conran Shop, Bitossi Home, Christian Lacroix, Farmhouse Pottery, vintage spongeware from The Six Bells, and vintage Limoges on Etsy. Ooh, and framing, c/o your local frame shop or Framebridge! Finally, stools: Artek, TipToe, Bed Bath & Beyond, Metal Lab, and ChezRai ones specifically. For other relevant recs, check out our Secret Menu wedding-registry guide. Share your gift ideas or quandries with us at ​​833-632-5463, podcast@athingortwohq.com, or @athingortwohq. For many more recommendations, try out a Secret Menu membership.   Produced by Dear Media

To mark the Russian invasion of Ukraine, a special edition on episodes from Ukrainian history. In April 1986 a reactor exploded at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant in Soviet Ukraine. Sergii Mirnyi monitored radiation levels in the exclusion zone around the plant. How the international community - including both Russia and the USA - offered security "assurances" to Ukraine in return for giving up its share of the Soviet nuclear arsenal. A survivor's account of Ukraine's great famine in the 1930s, the Holodomor, when several million people died. The mass killing of Ukrainian Jews by Nazi Germany during World War Two, and how Artek, on the shores of the Black Sea in Crimea, became the Soviet Union's most popular holiday camp. Photo: The Chernobyl plant shortly after the explosion in 1986 Credit: Getty Images

Artek, on the shores of the Black Sea in Crimea, was the Soviet Union's most popular holiday camp. Thousands of children visited every year. Maria Kim Espeland went there in the 1980s. She spoke to Lucy Burns in 2014. Photo: Group of children attending Artek. (Credit: Irina Vlasova)

Next in our Architecture Series – From Lego to Skyscrapers, Vince speaks to the prolific British designer, Tom Dixon – internationally heralded for his extraordinary furniture, lighting, accessories and interiors.     Designing his life has been one of constant creative reinvention – playing punk music and running nightclubs, welding steel into radical furniture, working with luxury Italian goods with Cappellini, Creative Director at Habitat and Artek, and finally instigating his iconic eponymous brand.    Listen in as they explore what it means to be a commercial designer, how a motorbike accident drove him towards design, and why after so much world-renowned success, Tom still considers himself an up-and-coming designer.    https://www.tomdixon.net/en_gb/  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Wir wollen uns heute mit Designer-Ehepaaren beschäftigen. Warum? Es gibt unglaublich viele! Hinter Eames, Hay oder Artek stehen Ehepaare. Es gibt wohl keine andere Branche, in der es so häufig ist, dass Liebespaare auch geschäftlich Traumkombinationen sind. Eine gute Idee? Es geht um Architektur und Möbel, Zusammenarbeit, Leidenschaft, PR und holistische Ansätze in Produktdesign und Unternehmensführung. Alle Lrnings, Links & Quellen findest du auf Lrnings.de!

W tym odcinku: o dostawach szczepionki Sputnik V do cierpiących pod ciężarem pandemii Covid-19 Indii, o niespodziewanym wstrzymaniu pracy centrów (hubów) dystrybucji towarowej pod Rostowem, o kremlowskich okolicznościowych orderach Gieroj Truda (Bohater Pracy), o patriotycznym zlocie rosyjskiej młodzieży szkolnej w legendarnym obozie Artek na Krymie, o oszustwach bankowych na tzw. "SWIFT" i niezależny serwis informacyjny Meduza.io "zagranicznym agentem". Źródła Marcina https://novayagazeta.ru/articles/2021/05/01/nakrytyi-rynok https://rg.ru/2021/05/01/piatero-rossiian-udostoeny-zvaniia-geroia-truda.html https://m.lenta.ru/news/2021/05/01/sputnik_india/amp/ Źródła Bartka https://meduza.io/feature/2021/04/30/pochemu-meduzu-priznali-inostrannym-agentom-i-kto-za-etim-stoit-nam-poka-izvestny-dve-versii https://iz.ru/1159152/natalia-ilina-inna-grigoreva/sanktcionnyi-perevod-moshenniki-pugaiut-klientov-bankov-otkliucheniem-rf-ot-swift [https://www.europarl.europa.eu/doceo/document/TA-9-2021-04-29_PL.html] https://rg.ru/2021/04/25/reg-ufo/v-arteke-startovala-smena-saliut-pobeda.html --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/bartosz-golabek/message

Today I'm joined with my brother, Noah Guidry! Noah is the leader of his gaming team, Artek, in which they competitively play Fortnite, Overwatch, etc. We talk about how the Twitch/Online gaming community is growing, as well as answering the important questions: Who would win in a fight, the Kraken or Shamu? What would be a better A&E Show, Canadian Mafia or Alaskan Mob? Comment your answer below so we can see who wins! Don't forget to like and subscribe!

Dokumentālā animācijas filma “Mans mīļākais karš” ir autobiogrāfisks režisores Ilzes Burkovskas-Jakobsenas stāsts par mums laikā no 70. gadiem līdz Latvijas neatkarības atjaunošanai. Pirmizrādes dienā Kultūras Rondo studijā saruna ar režisori Ilzi Burkovsku-Jakobsenu. "Mana pirmā iecere bija stāstīt vairāk par Latvijas vēsturi un īpaši par Kurzemes katlu un karu un tā atblāzmām astoņdesmitajos gados, kad es mācījos Saldus 2. vidusskolā," atklāj Ilze Burkovska-Jakobsena. Pilnmetrāžas animācijas filmas “Mans mīļākais karš”, kas jau apbalvota Ansī starptautiskajā animācijas filmu festivālā Francijā, pirmizrāde būs 22. septembrī kinoteātrī “Splendid Palace” Rīgā, Latvijas kinoteātros tā būs skatāma no 25. septembra. "Darba procesa gaitā, izstrādājot scenāriju, sapratu, ka ir jāstāsta aizvien vairāk un vairāk personīgi, un tā nācās ievīt aizvien vairāk manu dzīvi un manu dzimtu, lai būtu skatītājam konteksts, caur ko tas viss tiek izdzīvots," turpina Ilze Burkovska-Jakobsena. "Animācija īstenībā ir vienīgais veids, kā to pateikt patiesi, jo tas, kā es vizuāli biju iecerējusi šo filmu, manuprāt, ir iespējams atveidot tikai animācijā. Man, šķiet sarežģīti dokumentālajās filmās aktieriskie inscinējumi. Ir iespējams strādāt radoši ar arhīviem, esmu redzējusi daudz labu piemēru. Bet man šķiet, ka tieši animācija dod tiešāko emocionālo saiti gan ar tēliem, gan ar notikumiem tajās dokumentālās animācijas filmās, kuras man ļoti patīk. Tāpēc izvēlējos šo stilu," atzīst Ilze Burkovska-Jakobsena. Režisorei šī ir pirmā animācijas filma. "To var izdarīt viens cilvēks, kurš ir mazliet traks," bilst Ilze Burkovska-Jakobsena. Filmas veidošana viņai iemācījusi būt pacietīgai, bet tajā pašā laikā viņa atzīst, ka izbaudīja to, ka strādāja lielā komandā. "Tas bija lielisks piedzīvojums – būt daļai no tik laba kolektīva," uzskata Ilze Burkovska-Jakobsena. “Mans mīļākais karš” ir animēts autobiogrāfisks stāsts, pilns sirsnības un godīguma, par pieaugšanu absurdajā laikā no 70. gadiem līdz Latvijas neatkarības atjaunošanai. Filmā animācija – varones atmiņas un fantāzijas par dažbrīd dīvainiem notikumiem – kombinēta ar dokumentāliem kadriem, piemēram, ainām no Padomju Savienībā slavenās pionieru nometnes “Artek” vai patriotisma uzlādētā Baltijas ceļa Latvijas neatkarības atgūšanas laikā. Filma piedāvā vēsturiskās apjausmas noskaņu, parādot, kāda bija dualitāte starp ārējo oficiālo un iekšējo personisko telpu. Filma “Mans mīļākais karš” ir Latvijas–Norvēģijas kopražojums, kas tapis, studijai  “Ego Media” sadarbojoties ar norvēģu kompāniju “Bivrost Film” un Latvijas studiju “Tritone Studio”; filma veidota ar Nacionālā kino centra un Valsts kultūrkapitāla fonda atbalstu. Filmas radošās grupas sastāvu veido mākslinieki Sveins Nīhuss (Svein Nyhus), Krišjānis Ābols, Kerija Arne, Toms Burāns, Laima Puntule, Harijs Grundmanis, Nils Hammers, Arnis Zemītis. Mūziku filmai komponējis Kārlis Auzāns. 2019. gada rudenī filmas pabeigšana tika atbalstīta kolektīvā ieguldījuma platformā projektubanka.lv.

Cinquième épisode avec le designer et architecte d'intérieur, Pierre Gonalons.Nous avons rencontré Pierre Gonalons, 42 ans, designer dont le geste épuré, sensible et original l'a placé parmi les meilleurs. Son travail a ce "je ne sais quoi", de typiquement français...Il se renouvelle à chaque projet : "Pierre Gonalons" ne fait jamais du Pierre Gonalons et c'est peut-être là qu'est sa force...Nous avons parlé de sa formation, de ses inspirations, de ses créations. Nous avons découvert un homme extrêmement affûté sur l'histoire des arts décoratifs, du design, des réalisations des grands designers. Au fil de la conversation, Pierre Gonalons se livre pour nous permettre de mieux comprendre son processus créatif.Plusieurs boutiques et galeries présentent le travail de Pierre Gonalons : ascete.com (fondée à 23 ans par Pierre en personne), theinvisiblecollection.com, taipingtent.com, kholkoze.fr et masierogroup.com.Pierre Gonalons sera à la Paris Design Week du 3 au 12 septembre 2020 (plus d'infos: maison-objet.com/paris-design-week/les-participants-pdw/pierre-gonalons-a-l-hotel-de-soubise).Il nous donne rendez-vous aussi, fin août dans le Marais à Paris pour l'ouverture du bar-disquaire de la maison de Productions Rupture, un lieu qu'il a entièrement repensé, au 11 rue du Vertbois, Paris 4e ( instagram @rupture.tv...)...En savoir plus: De nombreux designers et créateurs sont évoqués dans cet épisode (par ordre alphabétique) : Alvar Aalto, Dino Gavina, René Lalique, Raymond Loewy, Pierre Paulin, Man Ray, Kazuhide Takahama, Roger Tallon et Slavik.Quant aux maisons d'éditions historiques, sont évoquées Artek et iitala, fondées par Alvar Aalto et toujours en activité, Flos et ParadisoTerrestre (fondées par Dino Gavina, Flos étant toujours en activité et Pardiso terrestre a été relancée en 2015 par Gherardo Tonelli). Enfin, l'incontournable maison Knoll...  Parmi les objets et créations évoqués, on trouve les chaises Domus et Mademoiselle de Ilmari Tapiovaara, la chaise Wassily de Marcel Breuer.S'agissant des créations de Pierre Gonalons, sont évoqués la table Sienna, sa montre AC2001 et la collection AC100/101/102 ... visibles sur ascete.com, le canapé San Primo visible sur pierregonalons.com, les suspensions King Sum visibles sur theinvisiblecollection.com, et les luminaires Horo visibles sur masierogroup.com.Bonne écoute !Et retrouvez-nous sur insta : @le_trait_podcast

Uno de los socios de ARTEK, empresa con más de 30 años de trayectoria, comparte la presentación de EVI (Eventos Virtuales Interactivos), como una salida inteligente a los imprevistos que trajo el COVID 19 a uno de los sectores más golpeados por la Pandemia, el de las Ferias y Congresos.

Today's guest Carson Cooman who is an American composer with a catalog of hundreds of works in many forms—from solo instrumental pieces to operas, and from orchestral works to hymn tunes. He was already a guest on our podcast in episode 84 talking about creating and promoting contemporary music. His music has been performed on all six inhabited continents in venues that range from the stage of Carnegie Hall to the basket of a hot air balloon. Cooman’s music appears on over forty recordings, including more than twenty complete CDs on the Naxos, Albany, Artek, Gothic, Divine Art, Métier, Diversions, Convivium, Altarus, MSR Classics, Raven, and Zimbel labels. Cooman’s primary composition studies were with Bernard Rands, Judith Weir, Alan Fletcher, and James Willey. As an active concert organist, Cooman specializes in the performance of contemporary music. Over 300 new compositions by more than 100 international composers have been written for him, and his organ performances can be heard on a number of CD releases and more than 2,000 recordings available online. Cooman is also a writer on musical subjects, producing articles and reviews frequently for a number of international publications. He serves as an active consultant on music business matters to composers and performing organizations, specializing particularly in the area of composer estates and archives. In this conversation, Carson shares his insights about how he has managed to create on average one composition every week for 27 years. Enjoy and share your comments below. ​ And don't forget to help spread the word about the SOP Podcast by sharing it with your organist friends. ​ Thanks for caring. Relevant links: http://carsoncooman.com ​Carson Cooman's YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/CPCooman/playlists

Peter Donegan chats with Taina Suonio, designer of The Roots in Finland garden at RHS Chelsea 2019. Whilst Taina's garden was sponsored by the Kyrö Distillery Company, this episode could not have happened without the support of Tim Howell (pictured above) who has for ever been unwavering in his support of this thing I do and, CED Natural Stone who have made this and the entire series of 2019 RHS Chelsea episodes possible and supported Taina's garden. Thank you !  Built by Conquest Creative Spaces, Taina and Peter together chat living away from home, whilst show garden building, that process, the amount of sponsors involved in this case including the Embassy of Finland, London, Roslings Manor Gardens, Finnish-British Chmabers of Commerce, UPM WISA Plywood, Loimann Kivi Ltd, Taimisto Huutokoski Ltd, Ru Runeberg Artist, Creepers Nursery, Sursum Ltd, Kekkitā BVB, Tapio Anttila and Artek. The Sodshow is available every week in iTunes, spotify and all good podcast stores. Spotify Tim Howell. Spotify ! The Sodshow: Twitter: @sodshow facebook: The Sodshow instagram: sodshow

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I talk with Khyati Sheth to talk about the Alvar Aalto - Art and the Modern Form exhibition, which was at the Ateneum Museum this summer. THE ALVAR AALTO MUSEUM: http://www.ateneum.fi/nayttelyt/alvar-aalto/?lang=en PAIMIO SANATORIUM: http://www.paimio.fi/en/services/tourism ARTEK: http://www.artek.fi/index.html VILLA MAIREA: https://www.villamairea.fi/en @DecArtsPodcast

​Welcome to Secrets of Organ Playing Podcast #84! http://www.organduo.lt/podcast Today's guest is an American composer, concert organist, writer, editor and consultant Carson Cooman (b. 1982) with a catalog of hundreds of works in many forms—from solo instrumental pieces to operas, and from orchestral works to hymn tunes. ​​Since 2006, Cooman has held the position of Composer in Residence at The Memorial Church, Harvard University. From 2008-11, he also served as Composer in Residence to the Cathedral Church of St. Paul in Boston, Massachusetts. Since 2015, he has been Organ Editor for Lorenz Publishing Company. Carson's music has been performed on all six inhabited continents in venues that range from the stage of Carnegie Hall to the basket of a hot air balloon. Cooman's music appears on over forty recordings, including more than twenty complete CDs on the Naxos, Albany, Artek, Gothic, Divine Art, Métier, Diversions, Convivium, Altarus, MSR Classics, Raven, and Zimbel labels. Cooman's primary composition studies were with Bernard Rands, Judith Weir, Alan Fletcher, and James Willey. As an active concert organist, Cooman specializes in the performance of contemporary music. Over 150 new compositions by more than 100 international composers have been written for him, and his organ performances can be heard on a number of CD recordings. ​Cooman is also a writer on musical subjects, producing articles and reviews frequently for a number of international publications. He serves as an active consultant on music business matters to composers and performing organizations, specializing particularly in the area of composer estates and archives. In this conversation, Carson shares his insights about his love of contemporary music, about his organ compositions, about his initiative to create new works for chamber organs and many other things. This is a particularly inspiring talk. Enjoy and share your comments below. ​ And don't forget to help spread the word about the SOP Podcast by sharing it with your organist friends. Thanks for caring. Relevant links: http://carsoncooman.com ​Carson Cooman's YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/CPCooman/playlists

Hannah French visits New York for the first of two programmes, in which she learns about the vibrant early music scene in the city. She meets Gene Murrow of the Gotham Early Music Scene, Julian Wachner - music director of Trinity Wall Street, and Gwendolyn Toth of the ensemble Artek, and she chats to violinist Robert Mealy about his work with the ensemble Quicksilver.

Philip Dodd talks to the artist Olafur Eliasson who famously created artificial sunlight in the Weather Project at Tate Modern. He's also been responsible for engineering four man-made waterfalls in New York, founded a company producing solar powered LED lights, and has just published a cook book. The Ukrainian writer Andrey Kurkov discusses his latest, The Bickford Fuse, an allegorical study of the Soviet soul set between the end of World War 2 and the fall of communism. And to consider the Russian soul today, Philip is joined by columnist and Russian commentator, Mary Dejevsky, and novelist Zinovy Zinik. The Kitchen by Studio Olafur Eliasson and Unspoken Spaces by Olafur Eliasson are out now. Andrey Kurkov's The Bickford Fuse is published on the 6th of May. Zinovy Zinik's latest novel, Sounds Familiar or The Best of Artek, is published now.Producer: Craig Smith

Artek was the Soviet Union's most popular holiday camp, on the shores of the Black Sea in Crimea. Thousands of children visited every year - Maria Kim Espeland went there in the 1980s. (Photo: Group of children attending Artek. Credit: Irina Vlasova)

In 1935 the founders of Artek drew up a manifesto that the Finnish furniture company still lives by. Their "one chair is enough" slogan promoted a philosophy of consuming in an intelligent way. And this resulted in well-designed, timeless pieces that are coveted to this day. So much so that Artek is hunting down old items and bringing them back to life.