Studio Job’s, Robber Baron series.

Studio Job’s, Robber Baron series.

‘Robber Baron’ is a pejorative term used to describe the rich American bankers of the 19th century. Power, corruption, art and industry are the main themes of this series of five pieces of functional furniture made entirely in bronze.

Studio Job / Robber Baron

Robber Baron Cabinet
2007
Polished and patinated bronze, 24k gilding
H 175 L 117 W 51 cm
H 69 L 46 W 20 Inches
2,200 Lbs / 998 Kg
Edition of 6

The polished bronze cabinet, with black patinated “bomb crater” and gilded reliefs, was inspired by a 17th century armoire by André-Charles Boulle, in the Wallace Collection, London. The heavy doors are fully functional because of a ball bearing mechanism.

Carpenters Workshop Gallery " Pavillon des Arts & Desing Paris Tuileries " 30/3 until 03/04/11

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"Precious and Poetic Jewelry" by Sylvie Corbelin

"Precious and Poetic Jewelry" by Sylvie Corbelin

Pavillon des Arts & Desing Paris Tuileries

WWW.padparisnet 30 March until 3 April 2011

Sylvie Corbelin Paris
www.sylvie-corbelin.com

Audibet by Gilles Rimbault

Audibet by Gilles Rimbault

Audibet and Grès

Audibet and Grès

Paris by Marco de Rivera

Photo: Marco de Rivera 2011

Olivier Martel " Les femmes éternelles "

Elles sont 80, de tous les continents et de toutes les cultures de notre planète. Les femmes éternelles d’Olivier Martel s’exposent sur les grilles du Jardin du Luxembourg. Plus de 35 années de recherches ont conduit le photo reporter jusque dans l’intimité des peuplades d’Afrique et d’Asie, au sein des minorités oubliées d’Amérique ou d’Europe. Dans des paysages incroyables, il immortalise une Russe surprise par la neige sur une route de Sibérie Occidentale ou ces femmes Swahili qui s’enduisent d’une pâte végétale en guise de masque de beauté ou de protection.

Madame Grès Paris

Musee Bourdelle

16, rue Antoine Bourdelle Paris 15eme

The exibition is conceived and realized by Le Musee Galliera and presented at the Musee Bourdelle from March 25th to July 24th.

Elizabeth Taylor

Elizabeth Taylor ! for Ever !

Brancusi / Audibet

L'essentiel, peut-être, est intemporel : Brancusi / Audibet

Abelardo

Tatania Parcero

Tatania Parcero

Saint Laurent Rive Gauche Paris

L'ouverture des magasins "Saint-Laurent rive gauche" à Paris, dans les années 60, a marqué un tournant décisif dans l'histoire de la mode.

Largement illustré des dessins du créateur, de photos des modèles plus ou moins connu (on citera Catherine Deneuve, Charlotte Rampling ou encore Loulou de la Falaise et Françoise Hardy) et d'articles de journaux d'époque, ce livre retrace cet épisode capital pour Yves Saint-Laurent et la mode à Paris.

Par : Pierre Berge, Jéromine Savignon, Gilles De Bure
EDT: La Martiniere

"Passion for fashion " by Aran Azkarate & Andrés Iglesias

"Passion for fashion "
Author of Secrets of luxury, Mark Tungate, author of "luxury world, " Monica Manderlay, Maderlay designer,
Angelo Flaccavento, fashion editor of publications such as Vogue, Charlotte King, editor of Acne Paper, Roberto
Etxeberria Etxeberria designer, Yolanda Jimenez, the company dancer Rafael Amargo, Diego Zúñiga, designer
Diego Zuniga, Cristina Balcells, entrepreneur and owner of QKbcn, Lorena Álvarez Díez, stylist. Photos: Elssie Ansareo.

Aran Azkarate & Andrés Iglesias

Joan Miró

Joan Miró

Tremblements by Cali Rezo

Cali Rezo / Japon
http://www.give2asia.org/

Paris by Marco de Rivera

Paris by Marco de Rivera 2011

Paris by Marco de Rivera

Paris by Marco de Rivera 2011

Marc Audibet

Marc Audibet

Marc Audibet's way ...

Marc Audibet's way ...
Photo: Marco de Rivera

Pray for Japan

Battle Pearls by Gali Koll Aginsky & Amit

Portrait Amit by Marco de Rivera
Paris 2011

Diane Pernet and Marc Audibet

Diane Pernet and Marc Audibet
Photo: Marco de Rivera

Marc Audibet

Marc Audibet
photo: Marco de Rivera
Paris 2011

Diane Pernet

Diane Pernet

Nicole Fischelis & Marc Audibet

Nicole Fischelis & Marc Audibet
Photo : Marco de Rivera 2011

Marc Audibet for Prada

Marc Audibet for Prada

Ruggero Rosfer & Shaokun

Ruggero Rosfer (Milán, 1969) works in collaboration with the young chinese artist Shaokun ( Baoding, 1980).

The result of their work is the serie "Visioni per inciso" , composed of 15 phohotographs in which Shaokun works as a model, as well as intervening the resulting photographs with engraving and drawing.

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Bill Cunningham with Marc Audibet by Marco de Rivera

I was delighted to see today Bill Cunningham with Marc Audibet . Here some news about him :

Bill Cunningham New York, the illuminating and inspiring documentary.”
–Andre Leon Talley, Vogue [download article as a PDF]

“Fascinating! A must-see!”
–The Sartorialist

“A great documentary for a deserving fashion legend.”
–Mark Mikin, Esquire online

“The most elusive and most visible fashion presence in New York has finally been captured on film, in a deeply moving, visually stunning documentary about New York Times ‘On the Street’ photographer Bill Cunningham.”
–Sylvia Rubin, The San Francisco Chronicle

“Bill Cunningham is astutely defined by Bill Cunningham New York as not simply a traditional photographer of clothing, but an anthropological historian. (The film) is at heart the story of a man for whom life’s great joy has come from wholesale immersion in artistic obsession.”
–Nick Schager, Slant Magazine

“Lovely and heartening. We see his work process in all its marvelous (or, as Cunningham says, mahvelous) idiosyncrasy.”
–Amy Taubin, Artforum

“When fashion fans talk about street style these days, they’re likely to drop the names of Scott Schuman, Yvan Rodic aka The Facehunter or Garance Doré . But most of them forget about a true pioneer in this field, 80-year-old New York Times photographer Bill Cunningham, who now gets the credit he deserves in new documentary Bill Cunningham New York.”
–The Independent (UK)

Photo : Marco de Rivera Paris 2011

Madame Grès " La couture à l'oeuvre"

Musée Galliera inaugurates its programming off the walls at the Musée Bourdelle in Paris with the first retrospective ever devoted to Madame Grès (1903-1993). Master of couture as seen by their peers as the presiding genius of the profession, Madame Grès never ceased to repeat throughout her life: "I wanted to be a sculptor.. From 25 March to 24 July 2011.

photo : Henry Clarke

Musée Bourdelle
16 rue Antoine Bourdelle, 75015 Paris
Tél. : 01 49 54 73 73
www.bourdelle.paris.fr



Marco de Rivera

Denis Robert " Sublime Décadence"

Denis Robert
" Sublime Décadence" offers an immersion in a world as strange and unexpected, a wetland, spagyric where, in an atmosphere musky flowers and lotus leaves begin a long process of maceration, dissolution and return to the dark substrate their origin.
Denis Robert, exploring the different stages of decomposition, enters a world of change and decay. This decline, paradoxically, represents a sublime form of individualization: the lotus has exceeded the pinnacle of its vegetative growth, attained during flowering - each stage nelumbo is consistent with the archetype - the substance of its large leaves, subject to elements, is characterized by an infinite variety of shapes and shades of color.

Galerie de l'Europe,

10 March till 9 April 2011

55 rue de Seine - 75006 Paris

Later,

Marco de Rivera