Podcast appearances and mentions of martino gamper

Venezia Amore: Matteo Thun und seine Frau Susanne haben einen lang gehegten Wunsch wahr werden lassen und ein Apartment in Venedig renoviert.Der Architekt besucht seit seinem 4. Lebensjahr immer wieder die Lagunenstadt und hat seither keine Biennale ausgelassen. Die Thun-Residenz liegt an der Fondazione Zattere in einem neugotischen Gebäude mit Blick auf den Canale della Giudecca. Für Thun, der in Südtirol aufgewachsen ist und multidisziplinäre Studios in Mailand und München unterhält, ist es die schönste und entspannteste Gegend von Venedig. Die Südlage macht den Winter wärmer und der Kanal erinnert ihn an das offene Meer. Seine Frau Susanne hat das Apartment renoviert und mit Möbeln und Kunstwerken aus verschiedenen Epochen eingerichtet: Venezianischer Terrazzo in der Eingangshalle, im Regal Murano Glas Vasen von Ettore Sottsas, mit dem Thun 1981 die legendäre Memphis Gruppe in Mailand gründete. Die Küche ist golden, der Esstisch von Martino Gamper und im Flur blüht ein Löwenzahn aus Metall (made by L'Erbavoglio) an der Fußleiste - überall im Apartment gibt es etwas zu entdecken.Im Podcast erzählt das Paar, wie sie zu ihrem Venedig-Apartment kamen, wo sie in der Lagunenstadt am liebsten Essen gehen (Trattoria Anzole Rafaele) und warum Matteo Thun die Bauleitung bei privaten Projekten gerne seiner Frau Susanne überlässt. Auf der 19. Architekturbiennale ist noch bis zum 23. November Matteo Thuns Installation „Fratelli Tutti“ zu sehen, die anschließend an ihren endgültigen Bestimmmugsort in die italienischen Alpen reist. Die Installation ist aus wiederverwendetem Holz einer ehemaligen Almhütte in den Alpen gefertigt und soll einen Raum für Begegnung und Besinnung über die Werte der Brüderlichkeit, des Dialogs und der Erneuerung schaffen. Thuns aktuelles Hotelprojekt in Venedig: The Langham, das 2026 auf der Murano-Insel eröffnen wird. Nicht in Venedig, aber auch einen Besuch wert: Der Chiemgauhof Lakeside Retreat in Bayern - das neue Fünfsterne-Hotel liegt direkt am Chiemsee und Matteo Thun & Partners habe den Charme alter Holzscheunen neu interpretiert und mit Naturmaterialien wie Holz, Stein und Glas ein minimalistisches und gleichzeitig irre gemütliches Hotel kreiert. https://www.matteothun.com/www.labiennale.org https://www.chiemgauhof.com/https://www.palazzoexperimental.com/Unsere allgemeinen Datenschutzrichtlinien finden Sie unter https://art19.com/privacy. Die Datenschutzrichtlinien für Kalifornien sind unter https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info abrufbar.

Some designers defy all categorization. Italian-born, London-based Martino Gamper is one of those talents who bring originality to everything they do. On this episode, Dan speaks with Martino about his famed “100 Chairs in 100 Days” project, his youth as an apprentice cabinetmaker, his latest collaborations with Dior and others, and his issues with the current culture of the design world. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

“Committed, passionate, ingenious, resourceful, elegant and utterly uncompromising, Enzo Mari is one of the most fascinating designers of our time.” Design critic and writer Alice Rawsthorn collaborates with Hans Ulrich Obrist, curator of the Triennale Milano’s Enzo Mari retrospective, on Enzo Mari Costellazione: a podcast in which Mari’s friends and collaborators share their memories and observations of the designer. Architect Stefano Boeri describes him as “a constellation”. Curator Paola Antonelli sees him as “the conscience of Italian design”. While designer Martino Gamper remembers Enzo Mari as having “insulted me in a way that I’ve never been insulted by another designer.” Marva Griffin Wilshire, founder and creator of Salone Satelline, defines him as “an outsider” whilst design duo Formafantasma unfolds the influence Enzo Mari had on their work about the “implication of production” in design processes. As Hans Ulrich Obrist discusses with Alice Rawsthorn: “the exhibition is an exhibition about the many Maris”. Enzo Mari Costellazione is brought to you by Triennale Milano Host: Alice Rawsthorn Sound editing and recording: Spiritland Productions Produced by Marco Martello and Martina Corbella

“Committed, passionate, ingenious, resourceful, elegant and utterly uncompromising, Enzo Mari is one of the most fascinating designers of our time.” Series host Alice Rawsthorn sits down with London-based designer Martino Gamper, who remembers his uncompromising master Enzo Mari.

Multi disciplinary designer Martino Gamper explains how being asked to leave high school allowed him to find his passion, and innate talent, as a maker and designer. Martino Gamper’s practice spans design and art venues. Gamper has presented his works and projects internationally, Serpentine Sackler Gallery, London, V&A Museum, London, MIMOCA, Marugame, Japan, Palais De Tokyo, Paris, Museo del Risorgimento, Torino, Italy, The Modern Institute and the London Design Festival commission.

Savant mélange d'Art et de Technologie, Screenshot s'inspire des motifs colorés qui apparaissent en attendant le chargement des résultats d'une recherche d'image sur Google. Le designer Martino Gamper et la photographe Brigitte Niedermair ont sélectionné un groupe d'artistes iconiques travaillant avec du bleu - Yves Klein, Picasso, Van Gogh, Giotto et Matisse – et ont ensuite imprimé les motifs sur le tissu Tabularasa de la marque italienne DEDAR. Gamper et Niedermair ont aussi utilisé une technique spéciale pour imprimer une édition limitée de la couverture du magazine Wallpaper* du mois d'avril. Nous avons rencontré le designer et la photographe aux multiples récompenses à l'origine du projet, ainsi que Tony Chambers, le Rédacteur-en-chef du magazine Wallpaper*. Plus d'info sur www.culturealt.com

Martino Gamper sat down with us for an afternoon whilst here for his talk at Arkitektura. Gamper talks food, community and how his wife inspires him to use more color.

YDN Designguide presents the 2010 collection of Established & Sons, first shown in Milan. We speak to Martino Gamper and Scholten en Baijings about their new work. text from Established & Sons: "In Milan 2009 Established & Sons created an enclosed and concealed environment to display the collections, visitors were forced to enter into a ‘shanty’ or ‘township’ installation to discover the products. In 2010, Established & Sons’s latest and highly impactful concept will be quite the opposite." 2010 also marks the year that Established & Sons launches Estd, a new collection of exceptional objects with practical use. This is an own-label collection by Established & Sons. more info on www.establishedandsons.com

YDN Designguide presents the 2010 collection of Established & Sons, first shown in Milan. We speak to Martino Gamper and Scholten en Baijings about their new work. text from Established & Sons: "In Milan 2009 Established & Sons created an enclosed and concealed environment to display the collections, visitors were forced to enter into a ‘shanty’ or ‘township’ installation to discover the products. In 2010, Established & Sons’s latest and highly impactful concept will be quite the opposite." 2010 also marks the year that Established & Sons launches Estd, a new collection of exceptional objects with practical use. This is an own-label collection by Established & Sons. more info on www.establishedandsons.com

YDN Designguide presents the 2010 collection of Established & Sons, first shown in Milan. We speak to Martino Gamper and Scholten en Baijings about their new work. text from Established & Sons: "In Milan 2009 Established & Sons created an enclosed and concealed environment to display the collections, visitors were forced to enter into a ‘shanty’ or ‘township’ installation to discover the products. In 2010, Established & Sons’s latest and highly impactful concept will be quite the opposite." 2010 also marks the year that Established & Sons launches Estd, a new collection of exceptional objects with practical use. This is an own-label collection by Established & Sons. more info on www.establishedandsons.com