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BARAKAT Gallery I Discussion on the use of art and antiques

By Richard Hallberg and Wendy Posner at BARAKAT Gallery in collaboration with Luxe Be inspired Flattered Favored Admired Enamored Discovered Honored Adored Cheered Be RED

ArtOrigo visited MA +39 today

Our favorite piece is the De Sede sofa set with authentic blue leather

Reopened MoMa in New York City

How often do you get to experience art in a new way? At the newly reopened MoMA in New York City, the museum experience has been turned upside down. The newly expanded galleries lend themselves to be more about taking you on a journey through time, providing a context to art and design history like no other museum has done before. MoMA is making a huge statement by rethinking how they share art. Each floor is designated by a block of time that allows the viewer to see so much more than most of us every had the opportunity to learn through our history classes. You get to experience a timely of evolution, culture, diversity, and techniques that you would not normally be able to experience in a typical curated endeavor. There were moments where I was completely overwhelmed by what first seemed to be clash of cultures and styles, but once I was able to settle into the experience and develop my own personal understanding of what MoMA was trying to accomplish, it became an educational experience like no other. As I worked my way from top to bottom, I first found myself meandering through space and time, discovering new artist and new appreciations. Never before could I have imagined a Francis Bacon Painting next to a painting by the American abstract artist Alma Thomas. It was powerful and profound. What MoMA has created is so well rounded that my mouth was open the entire time as I was able to contextualize art history like never before. If you find yourself in New York City this holiday season make sure that you put MoMA on your must-see list. The journey will expand your mind. “The real value of this expansion is not more space, but space that allows us to rethink the experience of art in the Museum” Glenn D. Lowry, The David Rockefeller Director / Story by Stephen B. Levine (ArtOrigo.com)

Gabriel Newfort Interior Design

2 weeks ago

Regensburg cathedral

Visual art supported by the City of Regensburg

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3 weeks ago

ArtOrigo visiting Mikaël Skajs Antikhandel in Stockholm

Member of SKAF , expert of Swedish antiques

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3 weeks ago

ArtOrigo visiting Secher Fine Art

New exhibition is up and running from October 26 until the end of the year ! This is a must to visit : Asger Jorn

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4 weeks ago

AO News: travel in time with us to FIAC 2019

FIAC just opened their doors today ! The fair was packed with collectors , museum curators young art lovers and of course ArtOrigo was there. Enjoy the videos we are happy to share this if you can’t attend this year. FIAC is open until Sunday the 20th of October at Grand Palais

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4 weeks ago

Travel in time with AO to Paris I Art Èlysèes 2019

Art Èlysèes 2019 / PARIS / Art & Design. This week Paris is to place to be do art and design lovers. Art Èlysèes running from October 17-21 don’t miss to visit but if you can’t travel in time with ArtOrigo and enjoy the videos we are going to share this week #artelysees #artelysees2019 #artorigonews #contemporary_art #contemporaryeditions #fineart #pariscalling #aonews

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4 weeks ago

Travel in time with ArtOrigo: destination Paris

Art Èlysèes 2019 / PARIS / Art & Design. This week Paris is to place to be do art and design lovers. Art Èlysèes running from October 17-21 don’t miss to visit but if you can’t travel in time with ArtOrigo and enjoy the videos we are going to share this week.

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4 weeks ago

ArtOrigo visiting Tony Subal Gallery in Vienna

Tony is a good friend for many years and he is the only one specializing and expert of Italian 20th century design in Vienna. Ico Parisi , Fontana Arte , Paolo Buffa , Murano only to mention a few names of his furniture and lighting collection . Tony also sells Viennese antiques from the period of Secession , Wiener Werkstatte and Jugendstil

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4 weeks ago

ArtOrigo visiting a great friend Miachael Schwab

Decorative objects and VIENNA secession and jewelry

COX London

4 weeks ago

Construction of The Polypore Light

The very careful construction of our Polypore with over 5500 hand pulled glass leaves. The Polypore is a large lighting sculpture inspired by the morphological fruiting bodies (conks) of bracket fungi. Thousands of hand pulled glass leaves are woven onto the hand forged frame work in our North London workshops. The four organic shaped tiers are illuminated from within.