Podcasts about Marc Newson

Sir Jony Ive is a designer who is best known for his pioneering work at Apple alongside his friend and colleague, the late Steve Jobs. Jony's creative vision is behind some of the company's seminal products which have transformed the way we live today including phones, music players and watches. He was born in Chingford in east London and loved drawing and spending time in his father's workshop where the two of them made the young Jony's Christmas presents including a go-kart, a treehouse and a toboggan. He studied Industrial Design at Newcastle Polytechnic and moved to San Francisco to work for Apple in 1992. In 1997 Steve Jobs returned to the company, having been ousted several years earlier, and the two of them set about revolutionising the landscape for home computers with the creation of the iMac. In 2019 Jony set up his own company LoveFrom with the industrial designer Marc Newson. In 2023 Jony and his team designed a foldable Red Nose for Comic Relief and in the same year the company launched a scholarship programme aimed at increasing representation in the design industry.In 2012 he was appointed Knight Commander of the Order of the British Empire for services to design and enterprise.DISC ONE: Really Saying Something (US Extended Version) - Bananarama, Fun Boy Three DISC TWO: De Do Do Do, De Da Da Da - The Police DISC THREE: Main Theme - Carter Takes a Train - Roy Budd DISC FOUR: Singin' in the Rain - Harry Ive DISC FIVE: Don't You (Forget About Me) - Simple Minds DISC SIX: Define Dancing - Thomas Newman DISC SEVEN: Debussy: Suite bergamasque, L.75: 3. Clair de lune. Composed by Claude Debussy and performed by Claudio Arrau (piano) DISC EIGHT: "40" - U2 BOOK CHOICE: The complete set of Jeeves & Wooster novels by P G Wodehouse LUXURY ITEM: A bed CASTAWAY'S FAVOURITE: "40" - U2 Presenter Lauren Laverne Producer Paula McGinley

Australian designer Marc Newson has helped to define the shape of our world today. But what are the artworks that inspired his approach and shaped his world?NGV Curator Laurie Benson takes you into the history of Rodin's The Thinker and explores what happens when a work of art becomes a cultural phenomenon.Jason Phu shares his latest Phuism.And chef and restaurateur Kylie Kwong shares the deeply personal story of the artwork that watched over customers at her restaurant Lucky Kwong.

Send us a Text Message.Prepare for a (REDACTED) sesh with Miklu Silvanto. Miklu has had a long and colourful career in design, working with companies like Apple - where he worked with the likes of Jony Ive and Marc Newson, followed by AirBnB, Bang & Olufsen, and has even been a partner and founder to many others including Elo Health, Aivan and Finnish furniture company, Vaarnii.  Miklu dicusses why leadership is a crucial aspect of continued success and the significance of habits to help better balance professional and personal well-being. From designing products like the Apple Pencil and 12” MacBook to founding and leading innovative companies, Miklu has witnessed the exciting yet challenging evolution of the design industry, and bridging worlds from pine to pixels. Hosted by Oliver Alexander and Louis Mills with guest Miklu Silvanto. —————————————————————————————————————————————Miklu Silvanto - Vaarnii | LinkedInFollow Miklu on Instagram | @miklusilvantoAivan   VaarniiElo Health New Retina 12" MacBook Commercial 2015 | YouTube Bang & Olufsen appoints ex-Apple and AirBnB Miklu Silvanto as Chief Design Officer and Senior Vice President | StereoNET United Kingdom –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––This episode is sponsored by PCBWay! When you get a quote from PCBWay, use our promo code ‘REDACTED' for a special discount on us! Just go to PCBWay.com  —————————————————————- To follow the show, get in contact with us via email & more head to: https://linktr.ee/redactedpod

How do you solve a problem like a Russian radar? That question lies at the heart of one of the most innovative and intricate planes ever to be made: the SR-71 Blackbird. Acclaimed industrial designer and artist Marc Newson and host Alice Loxton tell the story of an aircraft born out of an impossible brief. From SPYSCAPE, the home of secrets. A Cup And Nuzzle production. Series produced by Alex Burnard, Morgan Childs, Claire Crofton, Joe Foley, Frank Palmer, Kellie Redmond and Isabel Sutton. Music by Nick Ryan. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

 This episode is sponsored by PCBWay! When you get a quote from PCBWay, use our promo code 'REDACTED' for a special discount on us! Just go to PCBWay.com ——————————————— Today, (REDACTED) gives a warm welcome to David Caon! David is the founder and head of Caon Design office. An industrial Design studio based in Sydney, Australia. Hailing from South Australia, David spent nearly a decade in Europe working with George Sowden, Jerszy (YerT-Ze) Seymour and perhaps most notably Marc Newson. Since 2009, Caon's team has been a driving force behind the new wave of Aircraft interiors and airport lounges for Qantas that are shaking up the post-pandemic world! Listen in for a wide-ranging conversation as David takes us on a wonderful journey through all things Caon Design! Hosted by Lucy Bishop and Fraser Greenfield with guest, David Caon Caon Design Office@CaonDesignQANTAS LoungeBLOC Office Qantas  A380 interior—————————————————————- To follow the show, get in contact with us via email & more head to: https://linktr.ee/redactedpod

The renegade British designer Tom Dixon has long had a roving obsession with raw materials—everything from cast iron, steel, and copper; to clay, glass, and stone; to felt, plastic, and marble; to, more recently, cork and aluminum. Entirely self-trained and without any formal design education, Dixon emerged in the design sphere in the 1980s by creating unusual welded salvage furniture that was at once antique, experimental, beautiful, and punk in spirit. Never short of bold, forward-looking ideas, Dixon works from a materials-first perspective. Over the years, he has created an industrial chair with upholstery inspired by the rubber inner tubing of car tires, furniture made of flame-cut steel, and even conceptual pieces grown underwater and built of Biorock. Central to all that he does is a quest for longevity and, in turn, sustainability; he has even, in the past, toyed with the idea of a thousand-year guarantee.On the episode, Dixon talks about how two motorbike accidents transformed his life, his days in the early 1980s as a bass player in the disco-funk band Funkapolitan, why he considers cork a “wonder material,” and the parallels he sees between his design creations and those of a baker.Special thanks to our Season 7 sponsor, Van Cleef & Arpels.Show notes: [00:56] Tom Dixon[07:02] Flame-Cut Furniture[11:27] Design Miami[12:06] Craig Robins[13:50] Wolf Hilbertz[31:14] S-Chair[34:41] Giulio Cappellini[35:12] Marc Newson[35:15] Jasper Morrison[38:56] Isamu Noguchi[38:56] Akari Light Sculptures[39:57] Constantin Brâncuși[40:33] Dixonary[46:34] Funkapolitan[49:16] Funkapolitan's “If Only”[49:17] Funkapolitan's “In the Crime of Life”[50:17] August Darnell[53:56] Guy Pratt[53:58] Rockonteurs with Gary Kemp and Guy Pratt[54:50] Creative Salvage[01:01:06] IKEA[01:03:37] Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec[01:03:50] Enzo Mari[01:03:51] Achille Castiglioni[01:03:52] Verner Panton

Pour ce nouvel épisode, zoom sur une pièce de design culte : La « Lockheed Lounge » de Marc Newson.Rendez-vous sur Instagram: @betyle_ _Email: betylepodcast@gmail.comBetyle est un podcast créé par Sophie Lambert, Carla Romano & Nicolas Cazenave de la Roche Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

Industrial designer Marc Newson discusses his experiments with metalwork techniques and we visit Cocol, a shop in Madrid that celebrates craft traditions. Plus: an exhibition of architectural drawings in London.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Paris, dixième arrondissement. On arrive dans une petite ruelle. Là, un immeuble en brique donne tout de suite la sensation d'être à Londres, peut-être subitement projeté face à l'immeuble biscornu des Aristochats. Inga Sempé nous reçoit chez elle, dans un bel espace avec des fenêtres à guillotines, une rareté à Paris, souligne-t-elle.La designeuse de 55 ans évoque son enfance dans le 6e arrondissement à Paris auprès de parents qui vivaient du dessin et aimaient lire et rire, son intérêt précoce pour les tâches manuelles et notamment la fabrication d'objets usuels, sa passion pour le piano et les biographies de Mozart ou Beethoven, sa découverte des Puces pour s'habiller rétro, ses années de formation auprès de Marc Newson et Andrée Putman puis à la Villa Médicis, son aversion pour le minimalisme, sa manière d'appréhender ses propres créations, son admiration pour le design de Vico Magistretti et son amour du Lolita de Nabokov ainsi que de la cuisine de brasserie.Elle revient aussi longuement sur le rapport très différent de la France et de l'Italie à sa discipline : « Pour un industriel italien, c'est normal de faire appel à un designer pour dessiner des objets qui vont être produits. En France, une entreprise va faire appel à un designer pour un événement particulier, comme les dix ans de la marque, et demander un habillage. L'Italie a un rapport plus affirmé avec les objets du quotidien. Je trouve ça triste que la France soit résumée au monde du luxe. »Depuis quatre saisons, la journaliste et productrice Géraldine Sarratia interroge la construction et les méandres du goût d'une personnalité. Qu'ils ou elles soient créateurs, artistes, cuisiniers ou intellectuels, tous convoquent leurs souvenirs d'enfance, tous évoquent la dimension sociale et culturelle de la construction d'un corpus de goûts, d'un ensemble de valeurs.Un podcast produit et présenté par Géraldine Sarratia (Genre idéal)préparé avec l'aide de Diane Lisarelli et Imène BenlachtarRéalisation : Guillaume GiraultMusique : Gotan Project Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

It's not very often that you can accredit somebody with keeping heritage alive. But today you'll get to hear from John Edelman who we can attribute to doing just that. Formerly CEO of Design Within Reach, John and his business partner are reviving Heller Inc., a brand that since 1971 has worked with some of the most influential designers like Massimo Vignelli, Mario Bellini, and Frank Gehry, just to name a few. John's a big believer in that “modern is forever”, which has truly helped pave the way for his success in the business world. But John didn't just randomly fall into the world of design and furniture. It all started with his grandparents and parents, who had eyes for great design and courageous talent. They even hired a graphic designer back in the day who John describes as a man with white straight hair who didn't talk much. If you know anything about art, you can probably guess who we're talking about. All these experiences in John's life have led him to be a collector of many things, of course starting out with furniture, moving into watches, cars, vintage TV's and radios, you name it. Not only that, but he uses everything in his collection. But today we're keeping it day one, talking about the collections that got him to where he is today. Without further adieu, John Edelman, for Collectors Gene Radio.Heller Inc - https://www.hellerinc.com/?gclid=CjwKCAjwh4ObBhAzEiwAHzZYU2BTPzxl1dMNXt-8lw_4TMCkNc2weM746NWUiQ1cD2TrVexYP3-KWhoCBroQAvD_BwEJohn Edelman Talking Watches - https://www.hodinkee.com/articles/talking-watches-with-john-edelman

One of the late 20th century's most distinctive watch designs comes from the design-led brand Ikepod, founded by Marc Newson. Today we speak with the current owner and custodian of this cult brand, Christian-Louis Col. Col, who talks about Ikepod's history and significance as a concept watch and how it became of the first ‘it' watches of the silicon valley set. We also chatted about his future plans for the brand and how Kanye West wearing a gold Ikepod on the cover of GQ wasn't a viral marketing dream come true. Artem Straps , perfect for your next trip. Find them here. Got an Ikepod to show off? Join our Discord and do it. Show Notes: https://www.otpodcast.com.au/show-notes Simon Kidston's 22-year Maserati restoration Princess Diana's Ford Escort Halios is hotting up The Seiko Prospex ‘Noosa' and the ‘Eucalypt' Ikepod watches Ikepod on Instagram Kanye West wearing Ikepod in GQ How to follow us: Instagram: @ot.podcast Facebook: @OTPODCASTAU Follow hosts: @fkscholz + @andygreenlive on Instagram. Send us an email: otthepodcast@gmail.com If you liked our podcast - please remember to like/share and subscribe.

In this episode, we are joined by Jens Martin Skibsted, the Global Partner at Manyone, award-winning entrepreneur, and design philosopher. Jens is best known for his urban mobility designs for Biomega and collaborations with design superstars such as Marc Newson and Bjarke Ingels. He is the founder of Biomega and has helped found several design consultancies, including Skibsted Ideation, KiBiSi, and Manyone. His designs live in the collections at the MoMA, Le Cnap, Designmuseum Danmark, SFMOMA, and many more. Jens explains how design can be used to shape the future. Tune in to learn more!

De Bethune x HG Timepiece Blue Hourglass The HODINKEE Eight-Day Travel Clock The Movado Saint Christopher Reference 24911 Coin Watch Sham Agayev Watchmaker at tivol https://www.adpatina.com Beyer Museum: https://www.strictlyvintagewatches.com/beyer-watch-museum-part-1 https://www.strictlyvintagewatches.com/inside-the-beyer-clock-and-watch-museum-part-2

Introducing Superyacht Solaris   The 138.96m expedition yacht was built by Lloyd Werft in Germany at their Bremerhaven shipyard and was delivered to her owner, Roman Abramovich,  in May 2021. This luxury vessel's exterior design is the work of Australian designer Marc Newson with the interior designer unknown.   Solaris has been designed to comfortably accommodate up to 36 guests and up to 60 crew in its 48 cabins to ensure a relaxed luxury yachting experience.  Her features include eight decks, a helipad, a beach club aft, a large swimming pool, sauna, beauty salon, gym, wellness center, jacuzzi, several lounge areas and to aid with the tenders on board, there is a crane. With 20 high speed jet skis, a helicopter, a sub and more.  Superyacht Solaris is also extremely security conscious with radar-controlled missile detection system, bulletproof windows and armored protection. Solaris also features an elaborate anti paparazzi system and uses lasers to detect digital cameras as well as disrupt the ability for the camera to take a photo.   Solaris is built with a steel hull and aluminium superstructure, with teak decks. She is powered by 6 MTU engines, comfortably cruising at 15 knots, reaching a maximum speed of 18 knots. An on-board stabilization system ensures comfort when underway.   Superyacht Solaris is owned by 55-year-old Roman Abramovich who is worth an estimated 13.3 billion US. The last sighting of Superyacht Solaris was just off the coast of Turkey at anchor. With sanctions becoming ever tighter, there aren't many safe havens in which to hide a superyacht of this size, let alone the rumoured other two that Roman is reported to own. Superyacht Solaris is worth a rumoured $600 million US.    Tune in again next week when Yachting International Radio Introduces another Superyacht. Don't forget to subscribe and keep up to date on Yachting events, issues, news and more  OWNER & GUESTS - 36 CABINS: 48 CREW: 60 BUILDER - Lloyd Werft LENGTH - 138.96m BEAM - 21.55m DRAFT - 6.8m GROSS TONNAGE - 1,101GT CRUISING SPEED - 15 Knots TOP SPEED - 18 Knots DELIVERED  - 2021 INTERIOR DESIGNER - Unknown EXTERIOR DESIGNER - Marc Newson #yachting #yacht #yachtlife #sailing #yachts #boat #boating #luxury #superyacht #luxuryyacht #boats #boatlife #sea #yachtdesign #luxurylifestyle #yachtlifestyle #yachtworld #megayacht #yachtcharter #motoryacht #sail #travel #yachtinglife #superyachts #sailboat #sailinglife #ocean #yachtinglifestyle #vlog #yachtinginternationalradio

We talk to Marc Newson about everyday objects and his collaboration with Drummonds. Plus: the story behind Båge & Söner clocks and a reflection on craft with The Invisible Collection.

On this week's episode of the podcast I'm joined by one of the most influential designers of his generation and a man who likes his cars - a lot. Marc Newson has designed everything from an ashtray to an airport departure lounge and last year during lockdown it was great to chat with him online, touching on his early years in Australia, his Ford concept car design and his Ultimate Road Trip, which he would like to undertake in two very different machines... As ever, I ask each of my 'URT' guests 5 questions. 1. What's the car - make, model, colour? 2. Why that car? 3. Destination......anywhere. 4. Who's the passenger? 5. Seminal soundtrack. Thanks again for listening, please share, follow or subscribe!

Ferrari hires Jony Ive, livestream shopping's rising popularity, and a biometric security dongle.Episode Navigation:02:41 – Ferrari Hires Jony Ive and Marc Newson17:45 – Is Livestream Shopping... a Thing?30:08 – Yubico's New Biometric Security DonglesFeatured and Related:Former Apple design boss Jony Ive partners with Ferrari – Road ShowEx-Apple designer Jony Ive is now designing expensive things for Ferrari, too – The VergeJony Ive and Marc Newson's LoveFrom joins forces with Ferrari – WallpaperFerrari to partner with Jony Ive's new design firm on its first electric car – Fast CompanyThe Most Iconic Apple Products Designed by Jony Ive – Gear PatrolFord 021C Concept Car by Marc NewsonIs Live-Stream Shopping the Future of Retail? – WSJLivestream shopping is the next big thing in retail – FortuneIt's showtime! How live commerce is transforming the shopping experience – McKinseyWhatnot raises another $150M for its livestream shopping platform, evolves into a unicorn – TechCrunchOp-ed: Live commerce's secret sauce, decoded – GlossyThis Live-Stream Entertainment Shopping Company Wants to Bring Live-Host Commerce to the World – Investorideas.comNTWRK - How Mobile Video Digital Shopping Is Shaping The Future Of Ecommerce – ForbesNew Global Start up Shopstream Rolls Out B2C Live Social Marketplace – Business WireNew Yubico security keys let you use fingerprints instead of passwords – Ars TechnicaEric Limer weighs in via SlackBest security key 2021: Protect your online accounts – ZDnetTitan Security Key – Google CloudFingerprint ID in YubiKey Bio security key helps banish passwords – CNETYubico's new hardware key features a fingerprint reader for passwordless logins – TechCrunchWhat are security keys, how do they work, and which is the best to buy? – Pocket-lintHow to use a two-factor security key – The VergeThe Best Security Key for Multi-Factor Authentication – Wirecutter

Celebrating Steve - In Folge 76 sprechen die ApfelNerds über deb 10jährigen Todestag von Steve Jobs, Saschas erste Erfahrungen mit dem iPhone 13 Pro Max, die Apple Watch Vorbestellungen starten am 8.10.2021, der A15 ist deutlich performanter als erwartet, die iPhone 13 Pro Max laden mit 27W, der 96W Power Adapter (für 16“ MBP) ist nicht mehr verfügbar, die Entwicklung eines OLED-Displays für das iPad Air wurde wohl beendet, iOS 15.0.1 behebt Apple Watch Unlock-Bug, macOS 11.6.1 enthält Sicherheits-Fixes, iWork v11.2 ist verfügbar, Daniel pickt die Anker Nano 2 Serie von USB-C-Netzteilen, Nutzer können Apples 1st Party Apps im App Store bewerten, die Apple Watch der ersten Generation (Series 0) ist jetzt „Vintage and Obsolete“, Apple & Google müssen bis Mitte Oktober Vorschläge zur Einhaltung des App Store-Gesetzes von Südkorea einreichen, die Adoptionsrate von iOS 15 ist deutlich niedriger als letztes Jahr, die Nutzer geben im Q3/2021 46,1 Milliarden Dollar im App Store aus, Apple verdient mit Spielen mehr als Sony, Nintendo, Microsoft und Activision zusammen, Apple TV+ hat weniger als 20 Millionen Abonnenten in den USA & Canada, Tim Cook erhält ein neues Kompensationspaket und beschwert sich in geleaktem Memo über Leaker, Fortnite kommt so schnell nicht zurück in den App Store, Ikea stellt die zweite Generation der Symfonisk Lautsprecher-Lampe vor, Intel versucht Hardcode-Apple-User zu „konvertieren“, Jony Ive & Marc Newson kündigen mehrjährige Zusammenarbeit mit Ferrari an und die (un-)entspanntesten 6 Stunden seit langem: Die Facebook-Services waren down.

Next in our Architecture Series - From Lego to Skyscrapers, Vince speaks to industrial designers' Henry Wilson and David Caon; friends turned co-founders of Laker Studio to design sustainable, functional objects for the home and workplace.   But how do you balance everyday function and sustainability when our needs for life constantly change? In this episode, they uncover the duo's early encounters with design, and why understanding how we live day-to-day has helped them design sustainable objects for life.   From Wilson's famous A-Joint joinery systems and his bespoke interiors for Aesop,to Caon's time working with Marc Newson in Paris and his award-winning cabin interiors for the flagship Airbus A380 – the pair's collaboration at Laker Studio has taken their practice to new depths.   Find out how deep they go. https://www.henrywilson.com.au/ https://www.caonstudio.com/  https://www.laker.studio/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

FOLLOW ME ON INSTAGRAM FOR MORE CONTEXT ON MY GUESTS: https://www.instagram.com/crownunfiltered/   VIDEO VERSION OF THIS EPISODE: https://youtu.be/L5bB7uFxVJw   ABOUT STEFAN: He has founded multiple companies, put many young designers on the map and curated shows with design 'megastars' (Marc Newson, Ross Lovegrove, Philippe Starcke, Jasper Morrison).   Stefan was also the guy that approached IKEA in 90's and presented his case as to why they had to invest in a proper design department. He spent 5 years helping them establish a team and their PS line, which is still around today!   Stefan was the founder and CEO of POC (Sports helmets, apparel, sunglasses etc.), which was sold in 2015 for 65 million dollars. He said that this was the first time that he actually made any money throughout his career. Everything had always been passion-led and at times he found himself struggling to cover costs.   He continues to lead his latest venture, Cake (Electric Bikes), with all the same passion and this is evident in their products. They are the most well thought-out and designed electric bikes on the market and one of the most exciting start-ups in the mobility space.   Stefan has done so much in his career and is crazy busy. I prepped super hard for this in order to get the very most out of the hour we had together. This mans time is a gift and it is for free, so soak it up!!!   CHECK OUT CAKE: https://ridecake.com/en/?gclid=CjwKCAjwmv-DBhAMEiwA7xYrd755pwWJAahe6yBqXmoA51YhRxBc8drdIXjtOZbuZnw-nWEC889JZxoCeakQAvD_BwE   ====================================================   ABOUT ME: I am a South African Designer, Digital Modeller and the host of Crown Unfiltered. I will be talking to a cross section of people that work in the Car Design Industry. These will include designers, digital and clay modellers, vis artists and colour & material designers. The focus of our conversations will be centered around personal processes and experiences within the business. My aim is to demystify some of the preconceptions about this industry and give people an unadulterated glimpse into the business. I also wish to give the younger generation the opportunity to see that the people that these professionals come in different shapes and sizes and some of them will be unknown. The intention is to see that you should always be yourself and not let your job define or change who you are. Please get in contact if there is something specific you would like me to cover. I would also be really grateful if you could subscribe and share the podcast with anyone that has an affinity for cars, design or both. Thank you! Sam   FIND ME HERE!!! : https://www.instagram.com/crownunfiltered/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/sam-ofsowitz-8b7a531a/ https://twitter.com/SOfsowitz  https://www.facebook.com/crown.unfiltered.7           

又聊 Figma？三进宫的我们除了是发自内心的真喜欢这个界面设计工具外，更多的还是希望能让同样是界面设计师或者界面设计师同事的你放下心里对陌生事物的戒备，就当被我们骗一次，试一试这款很有可能将提高你工作效率的工具吧。那另外半集聊了啥，听了你不就知道了么？号外号外~ 本台的自建商城终于上线，加入过我们会员并且还有积分的你可以来逛逛直接兑换周边哦（目前仅限桌面版访问）~ 哦对了，Leon 新画的贴纸也上架了~# 内容提要00:34 · 说好的听众反馈就这么变成了单向吐槽15:27 · 终于可以把 Figma 作为主力工具的 JJ 强行开启话题24:17 · 多给 Figma 报报 bug 会有福报的~28:25 · 今年这个时间点上 Figma 的对手们40:57 · 两个没完整玩过《赛博朋克 2077》的人聊了聊 207749:55 · 两个完全没摸过 AirPods Max 的人聊了聊新耳机57:01 · 为什么没有照顾戴眼镜人士的头戴式耳机？# 参考链接Leon 的蕾姆……之一 5:21网易云音乐的 8.0 改版 5:40很巧，节目录完之后不久 QQ 也接入了小宇宙的播客内容 7:58腾讯出品的微信听书 13:45快手出品的皮艇 App 14:17Figma 的 Variants 功能 16:22一个可交互的 Flexbox 模型讲解 20:30给 Figma 报 bug 的过程讲解 24:29Figma 在 Spectrum 上的官方论坛 24:52每年一度 UX 设计工具调查的 2020 年度结果 28:27Framer 后来也推出了 web 版 30:26使用了复古风格设计的 Sketch 关于 Native 应用的专题页面 32:02最近新闻多到爆炸的游戏《赛博朋克 2077》 32:44Sketch 已经在测试版中加入了实时协作功能 34:02篮球运动员斯科蒂·皮蓬（Scottie Pippen） 41:32《原神》获得了 2020 年度最佳 iPhone 游戏 44:34著名设计师 Marc Newson 51:02Mark 给 Au 设计的 Talby 手机 51:10Marc Newson 给宾得设计的 K01 相机 51:15Ive 和 Marc Newson 合作的徕卡相机 51:35密恐患者的噩梦——深圳宝安机场 51:40微软出品的头戴式耳机 Surface Headphones 2 53:11本台商城推出的全新贴纸 60:25# 会员计划在本台官网(Anyway.FM) 注册会员即可 14 天试用 X 轴播放器和催更功能~ 开启独特的播客互动体验，Pro 会员更可加入听众群参与节目讨(hua)论(shui)~

“Luxes” au musée des Arts Décoratifs, Parisdu 15 octobre 2020 au 2 mai 2021Extrait du communiqué de presse :CommissairesOlivier Gabet, Commissaire général, Directeur du Musée des Arts DécoratifsAssisté de Cloé Pitiot, Conservatrice au Département moderne et contemporain au Musée des Arts DécoratifsÀ la suite de « Dix mille ans de luxe », conçue en partenariat avec le Louvre Abu Dhabi en 2019, le Musée des Arts Décoratifs présente, du 15 octobre 2020 au 2 mai 2021, « Luxes ». L'exposition propose un voyage à travers le temps et la géographie, alliant des moments de contemplation et des scansions plus monumentales, offrant à chacune des 100 oeuvres présentées l'espace le plus pertinent pour la délectation et la compréhension.Le parcours, chronologique et thématique, ouvre deux lieux emblématiques pourtant habituellement fermés à la visite : le salon 1900, mémoire vivante de l'Exposition universelle de Paris, une commande du musée pour célébrer l'Art nouveau et les arts décoratifs français, et le salon des Boiseries, dévoilant d'autres chefs-d'oeuvre du décor européen, dont un incroyable lustre de Venini exposé à Paris en 1925, une salle généreuse où lire et rêver, en prenant le temps, face aux Tuileries et au rythme de la ville. Sensible et encyclopédique, sélective et historique, l'exposition offre ainsi, pour la première fois à Paris et au Musée des Arts Décoratifs, une certaine idée du luxe à l'usage du monde contemporain. La scénographie a été confiée à Nathalie Crinière et à son agence, avec la participation exceptionnelle de la Confédération européenne du Lin et du Chanvre.Fondé en 1864 par les représentants des industries d'art qui devaient devenir plus tard ce que nous connaissons sous le nom d'industries du luxe, le Musée des Arts Décoratifs a, sans aucun doute, une légitimité particulière à proposer une exposition sur un tel sujet. Ses collections se sont constituées de manière rétrospective ou simultanée afin de défendre une certaine idée des arts décoratifs à la fois français et ouverts sur toutes les cultures artistiques, c'est-à-dire de l'art de vivre, de la créativité dans le domaine de l'objet, objet d'art ou objet de mode. En plus de 150 ans, il a su tisser des liens étroits avec les manufactures du XIXe siècle, comme avec ce qui en transmet l'héritage contemporain, les maisons du luxe français. Très tôt en ses rangs, des personnalités aussi remarquables que Charles Christofle ou Louis Cartier ont contribué à faire du musée, dans ses expositions comme dans ses collections, ce qu'il est aujourd'hui.Sans se limiter à l'idée d'un luxe à la française, l'exposition Luxes s'emploie à donner à ce sujet si vaste, d'un point de vue anthropologique et culturel, toute son ampleur universelle, portée par un choix très serré d'oeuvres ou d'ensembles d'oeuvres, qui sont autant de moments cruciaux, témoins d'une évolution de la notion de luxe, de son emploi dans une civilisation donnée. Elle souligne des points moins connus du grand public pour lequel la notion de luxe est de nos jours très profondément définie par la présence massive des marques dans notre quotidien, mots-sésames du fantasme de la consommation, logos surreprésentés dans l'espace urbain, artères des métropoles ou aéroports d'un monde globalisé, en somme une nouvelle lingua franca à l'échelle de la planète. Si certaines maisons apparaissent dorénavant comme consubstantielles à l'idée même du luxe, l'idée force de l'exposition Luxes est de ne pas s'y réduire.À travers siècles et civilisations, des objets insignes marquent une sorte de généalogie du luxe, commençant par le sablier de Marc Newson, objet suprême qui symbolise le luxe du temps, puis par les plus beaux exemples de l'Antiquité, cuiller à fard égyptienne ou pièces insignes du Trésor de Boscoreale. Faite de choix drastiques et de partis pris, l'exposition dessine une histoire du luxe qui pourrait être toute autre selon l'optique de commissaires différents.Elle souligne l'aspect matériel et objectif de cette incarnation du luxe, cette patiente défense de savoir-faire transmis d'une génération à l'autre. Elle rappelle combien l'histoire de l'art en général, et l'histoire des arts décoratifs en particulier, est modelée par l'archéologie du luxe, les objets précieux conservés avec soin et transmis, qu'ils soient cachés dans la panique de l'éruption du Vésuve (Boscoreale) ou pieusement légués par les trésors princiers (coffret de Mangot). Notion mouvante et poreuse, le luxe s'incarne dans tant de réalités différentes, quelquefois façonnées de paradoxes radicaux.Au XVIIIe siècle, l'effervescence décorative du luxe chinois offre un saisissant contraste au sentiment de l'épure si cher au luxe japonais, ces céramiques élémentaires, réparées avec délicatesse lorsqu'elles ont été brisées, à l'instar de la pratique du Kintsugi. Aux temps médiévaux, le luxe, ce sont les épices, le sel, les produits les plus répandus à notre époque.À la Renaissance, une cuiller ouvragée épousant un coquillage de porcelaine est d'un luxe éblouissant et distinctif. Au XVIIe siècle l'Europe se ruine pour les tulipes…Aux XVe et XVIe siècle, l'otium, le loisir des Romains, est une autre forme de luxe, quand le peuple lui n'a d'autre choix que de travailler : jeux de cartes d'un raffinement extrême, backgammon marqueté, mais aussi instruments scientifiques et manuscrits rares, tant le savoir est une forme de luxe en soi. C'est plus tardivement, au XVIIe siècle avec les manufactures royales assises sur le pouvoir et le rayonnement louisquatorziens, puis au XVIIIe siècle avec l'avènement des marchands-merciers, « marchands de tout, faiseurs de rien », habiles à créer des objets dont les clients raffolent même s'ils n'en ont guère besoin, que le luxe proche de son acception contemporaine s'épanouit, renforcé au XIXe siècle par les luttes artistiques qu'incarnent aussi les Expositions universelles où créativité et progrès technologique deviennent l'obsession des industries d'art en Europe, aux États-Unis mais aussi, déjà, en Asie. Au même moment, en révolutionnant l'idée de ce qu'est la mode, non plus une simple toquade de cliente, mais la signature, la griffe, qui impose un geste créateur en tant que tel, Charles Frederick Worth promeut la naissance de la haute couture. Voir Acast.com/privacy pour les informations sur la vie privée et l'opt-out.

Hear from one of the most influential designers of his generation. Marc Newson has collaborated with the likes of Apple, Nike, Louis Vuitton, Qantas – to name a few – and his work is held in the collections of major museums including MoMA, Centre Pompidou (Paris) and more. Marc is in-conversation with Andrew Lavery, Director of Sydney College of the Arts (SCA). The 'Art of influence' series features pioneering SCA alumni, as they reflect on their careers, creative practice and the themes that inform their work. For further links and resources, visit our website: https://bit.ly/3ePTc2j TRANSCRIPT available: https://bit.ly/3kA9Ff0

Como ocurrió con el Apple Watch, no serán gafas tradicionales en las que Apple introduzca su tecnología, sino la forma de Apple de interpretar unas gafas. Notas del episodio: Colección de gafas de Mark Newson en 2014: http://marc-newson.com/capsule-eyewear-collection/ Los espectaculares diseños de Marc Newson que podrían darnos pistas del futuro de Apple: https://www.applesfera.com/general/los-espectaculares-disenos-de-marc-newson-que-podrian-darnos-pistas-del-futuro-de-apple De Microsoft a Apple pasando por Tesla: Andrew Kim pasa a formar parte del equipo de diseño de Apple: https://www.applesfera.com/curiosidades/microsoft-a-apple-pasando-tesla-andrew-kim-pasa-a-formar-parte-equipo-diseno-apple Rediseño de la identidad corporativa de Microsoft hecho por Andrew Kim en 2012: http://www.minimallyminimal.com/2012/7/3/the-next-microsoft.html

Como ocurrió con el Apple Watch, no serán gafas tradicionales en las que Apple introduzca su tecnología, sino la forma de Apple de interpretar unas gafas. Notas del episodio: Colección de gafas de Mark Newson en 2014: http://marc-newson.com/capsule-eyewear-collection/ Los espectaculares diseños de Marc Newson que podrían darnos pistas del futuro de Apple: https://www.applesfera.com/general/los-espectaculares-disenos-de-marc-newson-que-podrian-darnos-pistas-del-futuro-de-apple De Microsoft a Apple pasando por Tesla: Andrew Kim pasa a formar parte del equipo de diseño de Apple: https://www.applesfera.com/curiosidades/microsoft-a-apple-pasando-tesla-andrew-kim-pasa-a-formar-parte-equipo-diseno-apple Rediseño de la identidad corporativa de Microsoft hecho por Andrew Kim en 2012: http://www.minimallyminimal.com/2012/7/3/the-next-microsoft.html

Como ocurrió con el Apple Watch, no serán gafas tradicionales en las que Apple introduzca su tecnología, sino la forma de Apple de interpretar unas gafas. Notas del episodio: Colección de gafas de Mark Newson en 2014: http://marc-newson.com/capsule-eyewear-collection/ Los espectaculares diseños de Marc Newson que podrían darnos pistas del futuro de Apple: https://www.applesfera.com/general/los-espectaculares-disenos-de-marc-newson-que-podrian-darnos-pistas-del-futuro-de-apple De Microsoft a Apple pasando por Tesla: Andrew Kim pasa a formar parte del equipo de diseño de Apple: https://www.applesfera.com/curiosidades/microsoft-a-apple-pasando-tesla-andrew-kim-pasa-a-formar-parte-equipo-diseno-apple Rediseño de la identidad corporativa de Microsoft hecho por Andrew Kim en 2012: http://www.minimallyminimal.com/2012/7/3/the-next-microsoft.html

互联网产品自己打自己脸都是家常便饭，所以我们打了，我们愉快地打了！安妮薇大型历史考古节目 《Palm 的故事》还是回来了，这次取消了下半篇，直接变成了第二集，嗯，我们有可能会出个八集迷你剧。在今天这部分里，恩怨情仇、手足情深、风云变幻统统都能找到。故事承接上集，想回顾早期 Palm 事迹的朋友可以出门左转回听第一部分我台 2019 年度线下活动广州站报名已满但深圳站继续报名中哟，有兴趣的朋友可浏览活动官网查看细节~本期赞助Design+Code: 来自 Meng To 的 iOS 设计和开发教程改成订阅制的「Design+Code」教程由著名的全栈设计师/开发者 Meng To 出品，最近赶上 WWDC 潮流，加入了 SwiftUI 的内容，通过大量视频和实例从零开始教你如何设计、开发 iOS 应用，原价 108 美刀一年，现上架 Price Tag 商城仅售 356 RMB，输入优惠码「ANYWAY」还能再减 20~内容提要06:57 书接上回，Palm OS 5 的继任者迟迟没有来到……07:50 2007 这个标志性年份时，Palm 的其他几个竞争者都在做什么？13:48 回过头来说从未商用的 Palm OS 622:54 《无间道》配乐带出的是搭载 Windows 系统的 Palm 手机27:59 webOS 来临前的招兵买马34:55 鲁宾斯坦的东芝硬盘和 JJ 的高中摄影课44:05 跑火车不知怎么跑到了 Ive 和 Apple 的设计哲学52:39 无数火车回来之后终于主要人物都到齐了参考链接关于 Castro 等各种第三方播客客户端的推荐，可参见 IPN 1:27Whatever.FM 第三期： 听爵士吧？ 2:18我台本次深圳 + 广州线下活动的官网 2:55我台第 77 期节目： Palm 的故事（上） 4:00科普播客推荐： 原来是这样 5:04第一台预装 Palm OS 5 的设备是 Palm 的 掌上电脑 Tungsten T 7:10Palm 的 Centro 手机 8:23「Android 之父」 Andy Rubin 9:20Danger 给 T-mobile 出的 Sidekick 手机 9:34本台的老朋友 Rokey 10:13微软亚洲工程院 10:17没做完就下马的 Windows Mobile 7 11:24搭载 Meego 操作系统的诺基亚 N9 13:00Symbian 塞班系统 13:22来看看 2000 年时的 BeOS 长什么样 14:28BeOS 的创始人 让-路易·加西 14:52乔布斯离开 Apple 之后创立的 NeXT 公司 16:20Palm 上的播放器 Pocket Tunes 18:36Handspring 公司 19:50搭载 Windows Mobile 的 Palm Treo Pro 手机 23:02摩托罗拉的 Milestone 手机 24:02Palm Pixi Plus 手机 24:07Paul Mercer 创立的 Pixo 公司开发的 Pixo OS 被用在了 iPod 里 28:13三星 Yepp 播放器 31:31爱尔兰老牌乐队 U2 32:30U2 主唱 Bono 发起的慈善组织 Product Red 32:56前 Palm 公司董事长 Jon Runbinstein 34:30「iPod 之父 」 Tony Fadell 34:42瘾科技上展示的 OV 家屏下摄像头效果 35:59世界上第一台数码机相机 37:54Game Boy 的摄像头和打印机外设 38:33第一代 Apple Pencil 的充电方式 46:36著名设计师 Marc Newson 47:04密苏里号战列舰 47:36Marc Newson 给宾得设计的 K01 相机 50:12前 Palm CEO Todd Bradley 53:13Rich Dellinger 的 Instagram 帐号 53:52前 Palm 设计主管、现 Google 设计 VP Matias Duarte 53:57Mike Abbott 54:01在 Palm、诺基亚和微软都主管过设计的 Peter Skillman 55:10

Era una puntata "normale". Si parlava delle nuove tariffe di Tim sul 5G, della trasparenza degli operatori telefonici, di alcune pratiche controverse di rimodulazione dell'offerta e di quanto gli operatori, ultimamente, ne stiano abusando.Si parla della novità della camera anteriore sotto al display presentata da Oppo e della lineup dei MacBook Pro che potrebbe ulteriormente arricchirsi di un nuovo MacBook Pro da 16".La notizia dell'assunzione di un ingegnere capo di ARM da parte di Apple torna a farci considerare lo sviluppo delle piattaforme mobili di Apple e di ciò che sarà il MacBook.Poi, mentre ci si avvia alla chiusure del podcast la notizia: Jony Ive lascia Apple.Commentiamo assolutamente live la notizia, con le prime dichiarazioni a caldo, cercando di delineare gli scenari futuri: questa notizia rappresenterà una grande perdita o una grande opportunità per Apple? Jony continuerà a contribuire al design dei prodotti? Come?* Una precisazione: nel tam tam delle notizie e dei comunicati abbiamo erroneamente detto che il SVP delle UI e un altro membro del team di design industriale avrebbero lasciato Apple per unirsi con Ive. Come sappiamo, ciò non è vero, ad Ive si unirà solo il suo collega designer Marc Newson.*BREAKING NEWS* Arriva un Bot per inviare i vostri messaggi vocali ed interagire con noi! Qui tutte le info ⬇️Link Utili:- Inviaci i tuoi vocali QUI: http://bit.ly/2244ipod- App WatchOUT (http://watchout.bravesites.com/)- Puntata nascita dei prodotti Apple: https://www.spreaker.com/user/9506929/come-nasce-prodotto-apple-creazionismo-budgetConduttori:Giovanni: www.twitter.com/giolongooClaudio: www.twitter.com/clauoitaFeedback?Potete segnalarci temi da approfondire, dire la vostra o darci qualunque tipo di feedback su Twitter col consueto hashtag #iPhoneItaliaPodcast.Potete, inoltre, darci una valutazione su Apple Podcast e seguirci su Spreaker per aiutare più persone a scoprire il nostro podcast.I vostri consigli ed i vostri commenti sono preziosi per noi, sul serio.

John Gruber of Daring Fireball and The Talk Show joins me to follow up on Jony Ive leaving Apple, starting LoveFrom with Marc Newson, being hired by Apple, Evans Hankey and Alan Dye reporting into Jeff Williams, Sabih Khan becoming SVP of Operations, the future of Tim Cook, Jony's involvement over the last few years, Jony's hardware vs. software chops, and what may happen in the near future with Apple design. SPONSOR: CuriosityStream - Stay curious Go to curiositystream.com/vector and enter the promo code ‘vector’ to start your membership completely free for the first 30 days. LINKS: John Gruber (@gruber) | Twitter Daring Fireball Daring Fireball: Jony Ive Is Leaving Apple Jony Ive Leaves Apple, Ive’s Legacy, The Post-Ive Apple – Stratechery by Ben Thompson The Essence of Apple’s Decision | Asymco MORE: Merch: https://standard.tv/vector Gear: https://kit.com/reneritchie Podcast: http://applepodcasts.com/vector Twitter: https://twitter.com/reneritchie Instagram: https://instagram.com/reneritchie Mobile Nations Affiliate Link Policy SUBSCRIBE: Apple Podcasts Overcast Pocket Casts Castro RSS YouTube  

The Autodromo founder shares how he turned a country drive in a vintage Alfa Romeo into a line of watches and eventually a full-fledged lifestyle brand. Show Notes (1:55) Autodromo (2:05) Group B Series 2 Automatic, Corsica Blue (16:20) The Reebok S Carter (19:30) Automobiliac (26:49) New Brand Alert: Introducing Autodromo Motoring Instruments, From 2011 (27:30) The Pebble watch (30:36) The Monoposto, Autodromo's First Mechanical Watch, from 2010 (34:30) The Autodromo Prototipo And Prototipo Vic Elford Limited Edition, from 2013 (42:00) Bradley's Ferrari Dino 208 GT4 (56:00) HODINKEE Radio with Marc Newson (57:49) The Buick Grand National (58:15) The Eye of the Duck with David Lynch (1:00:10) Ford V Ferrari Official Trailer (1:01:00) Autodromo's Ford GT Endurance Chronograph (1:02:00) Gail Halaban

The world-class designer talks about his new show at Gagosian Gallery in New York City, why he's drawn to timepieces, and what it's like to make something used by millions. Show Notes (1:50) Marc's Gagosian Exhibition (10:13) Marc's NikeLab Air VaporMax Design (18:20) Gunnar Asplund (18:30) Antoni Gaudi (27:15) Marc's Pod Watch (28:00) Jaeger-LeCoultre Memovox And Atmos Clock Customized By Sir Jonathan Ive And Marc Newson For Sale At Sotheby's (RED) Auction (30:05) Marc's Ikepod watches (31:00) The Baume & Mercier Clifton Baumatic COSC (41:05) The ‘Aquariva by Marc Newson’ (44:35) The Marc Newson Hourglass For HODINKEE (52:28) Ressence Watches (57:05) Apple Watch Series 4 (59:49) 'Jewelry: The Body Transformed' at The Met

This week, your host Stephen Pulvirent and HODINKEE editor Cara Barrett sit down with American menswear designer and entrepreneur Todd Snyder. Todd has been around and learned from the best at every stage of his career (think Ralph Lauren, the Gap, and J. Crew). He now runs his own eponymous label, which from the beginning put a distinctly American spin on wardrobe basics ranging from sweats to custom-tailored suits. Lucky for us, Todd is also a real watch guy, favoring exactly the kinds of watches you'd expect. He's a super fun, humble guy, and someone we could listen to for hours. In this episode, we talk heritage, learning your craft, and how to make watches an integral part of your wardrobe. Enjoy. Show Notes (10:46) Badowers of Des Moines, Iowa (23:00) Leica camera by Jonathan Ive (and Marc Newson) (29:14) The Timex Marlin Blackout, A Todd Snyder Exclusive (36:07) Todd's Timex Marlin Blackout (38:02) Todd's Rolex GMT-Master (39:55) Todd's Timex x Todd Snyder MOD inspired watch (40:37) Todd's Timex Maritime Sport (42:46) Todd's 1960's Hamilton (42:53) Todd's Omega Speedmaster (43:06) Todd's Tudor Ranger (44:11) Todd's Tudor Black Bay Chronograph (53:41) Cara recommends the New York Times Social Q's (54:41) Todd recommends that you eat at Loring Place and Eleven Madison Park (57:15) Stephen recommends you visit The Met

The man of the moment for Qantas, Australian industrial designer David Caon discusses his recent collaboration with Noritake to create new tableware for the upcoming 787 Dreamliner aircraft release. David shares his experience working with Marc Newson, news on other upcoming releases with Qantas and discusses how he blends creativity and business.   

Llega una nueva entrega de Pecados Veniales en Libertad FM a las 22:00 horas en Península y Baleares, 21:00 en Islas Canarias. ¡¡¡Seguro que os encanta!!! En un programa casi monográfico, charlamos con Domingo Ochoa, alma mater de la empresa Spania GTA Tecnomotive, creadores del SUPERDEPORTIVO ESPAÑOL GTA Spano. Un coche de ensueño, que está triunfando en todo el mundo. Conoceremos también la última maravilla de JAEGER LE COULTRE, el Atmos by Marc Newson. PECADOS VENIALES, el espacio del lujo y el estilo de vida, todos los viernes en Libertad FM, con Ramón Biosca, Alfonso Escámez, Pedro Santos, Laura García Naveiras, Carlos Enríquez de Salamanca y la inigualable colaboración de Bea Soroa y Ana Mateu de Black Peonia.

Emily King (design historian, London); Marc Newson (designer, London); Peter Saville (designer and artist, Manchester); Francesco Vezzoli (artist, Milan); Chaired by Alice Rawsthorn (design critic, London) at Frieze London 2007

Linzi Boyd is the UK author of 'Brand Famous: How to get everyone talking about your business'. Her first client was Marc Newson and in my house at least, he's very famous.

Linzi Boyd is the UK author of 'Brand Famous: How to get everyone talking about your business'. Her first client was Marc Newson and in my house at least, he's very famous.

Kelvin 40, 2003. Œuvre réalisée pour l'exposition Kelvin 40, 2004. Collection Fondation Cartier pour l'art contemporain, acquisition 2004.

Architect John Henry first came to attention with his unusual warehouse style home in Research. Inspired by Architect Robin Boyd's Featherston house designed for Mary and Grant Featherston in 1967, Henry's house includes multi-level platforms hovering above dirt floors. Henry's love of designer furniture is on display in his home including furniture by Marc Newson, Grant and Mary Featherston and Frank Ghery.http://www.johnhenryarchitects.com.au/