'Gadens’
Brisbane reception has been transformed with a vibrant exhibition that explores
Californian style.The colourful
installation has been curated in celebration of Gadens’ sponsorship of
Queensland Art Gallery’s upcoming exhibition, California Design 1930–1965: Living in a Modern Way.
Gadens’ Brisbane reception has been transformed with a vibrant exhibition that explores Californian style.
The colourful installation has been curated in celebration of Gadens’ sponsorship of Queensland Art Gallery’s upcoming exhibition, California Design 1930–1965: Living in a Modern Way.
Until February 2014, visitors to Gadens’ reception area will be treated to a visual feast of California-inspired pieces and modernist Australian design objects, including a Harley Davidson motorcycle, a collection of original modernist chairs, and a 1965 Rickenbacker electric guitar and 1960 Fender Jazzmaster. Also included in the exhibition are several pieces by Australian artists, such as Anna Carey’s fictional reconstructions of distinctive houses and motels built in the fifties and sixties, characterised by their ice-cream colours and mid-century styling.
California Design 1930-1965: Living in a Modern Way, which starts from 2 November at Queensland Art Gallery, will introduce Australian audiences to a broad spectrum of industrial, architectural, commercial, fashion and craft design from California. Included in the broadly appealing exhibition are objects by acclaimed designers Charles and Ray Eames as well as household names, Levi Strauss and Mattel.
- See more at: http://www.gadens.com.au/News/Pages/California-Dreaming-at-Gadens.aspx#sthash.17dfQurl.dpuf
The colourful installation has been curated in celebration of Gadens’ sponsorship of Queensland Art Gallery’s upcoming exhibition, California Design 1930–1965: Living in a Modern Way.
Until February 2014, visitors to Gadens’ reception area will be treated to a visual feast of California-inspired pieces and modernist Australian design objects, including a Harley Davidson motorcycle, a collection of original modernist chairs, and a 1965 Rickenbacker electric guitar and 1960 Fender Jazzmaster. Also included in the exhibition are several pieces by Australian artists, such as Anna Carey’s fictional reconstructions of distinctive houses and motels built in the fifties and sixties, characterised by their ice-cream colours and mid-century styling.
California Design 1930-1965: Living in a Modern Way, which starts from 2 November at Queensland Art Gallery, will introduce Australian audiences to a broad spectrum of industrial, architectural, commercial, fashion and craft design from California. Included in the broadly appealing exhibition are objects by acclaimed designers Charles and Ray Eames as well as household names, Levi Strauss and Mattel.
- See more at: http://www.gadens.com.au/News/Pages/California-Dreaming-at-Gadens.aspx#sthash.17dfQurl.dpuf
Gadens’ Brisbane reception has been transformed with a vibrant exhibition that explores Californian style.
The colourful installation has been curated in celebration of Gadens’ sponsorship of Queensland Art Gallery’s upcoming exhibition, California Design 1930–1965: Living in a Modern Way.
Until February 2014, visitors to Gadens’ reception area will be treated to a visual feast of California-inspired pieces and modernist Australian design objects, including a Harley Davidson motorcycle, a collection of original modernist chairs, and a 1965 Rickenbacker electric guitar and 1960 Fender Jazzmaster. Also included in the exhibition are several pieces by Australian artists, such as Anna Carey’s fictional reconstructions of distinctive houses and motels built in the fifties and sixties, characterised by their ice-cream colours and mid-century styling.
California Design 1930-1965: Living in a Modern Way, which starts from 2 November at Queensland Art Gallery, will introduce Australian audiences to a broad spectrum of industrial, architectural, commercial, fashion and craft design from California. Included in the broadly appealing exhibition are objects by acclaimed designers Charles and Ray Eames as well as household names, Levi Strauss and Mattel.
- See more at: http://www.gadens.com.au/News/Pages/California-Dreaming-at-Gadens.aspx#sthash.17dfQurl.dpuf
The colourful installation has been curated in celebration of Gadens’ sponsorship of Queensland Art Gallery’s upcoming exhibition, California Design 1930–1965: Living in a Modern Way.
Until February 2014, visitors to Gadens’ reception area will be treated to a visual feast of California-inspired pieces and modernist Australian design objects, including a Harley Davidson motorcycle, a collection of original modernist chairs, and a 1965 Rickenbacker electric guitar and 1960 Fender Jazzmaster. Also included in the exhibition are several pieces by Australian artists, such as Anna Carey’s fictional reconstructions of distinctive houses and motels built in the fifties and sixties, characterised by their ice-cream colours and mid-century styling.
California Design 1930-1965: Living in a Modern Way, which starts from 2 November at Queensland Art Gallery, will introduce Australian audiences to a broad spectrum of industrial, architectural, commercial, fashion and craft design from California. Included in the broadly appealing exhibition are objects by acclaimed designers Charles and Ray Eames as well as household names, Levi Strauss and Mattel.
- See more at: http://www.gadens.com.au/News/Pages/California-Dreaming-at-Gadens.aspx#sthash.17dfQurl.dpuf
Gadens’ Brisbane reception has been transformed with a vibrant exhibition that explores Californian style.
The colourful installation has been curated in celebration of Gadens’ sponsorship of Queensland Art Gallery’s upcoming exhibition, California Design 1930–1965: Living in a Modern Way.
Until February 2014, visitors to Gadens’ reception area will be treated to a visual feast of California-inspired pieces and modernist Australian design objects, including a Harley Davidson motorcycle, a collection of original modernist chairs, and a 1965 Rickenbacker electric guitar and 1960 Fender Jazzmaster. Also included in the exhibition are several pieces by Australian artists, such as Anna Carey’s fictional reconstructions of distinctive houses and motels built in the fifties and sixties, characterised by their ice-cream colours and mid-century styling.
California Design 1930-1965: Living in a Modern Way, which starts from 2 November at Queensland Art Gallery, will introduce Australian audiences to a broad spectrum of industrial, architectural, commercial, fashion and craft design from California. Included in the broadly appealing exhibition are objects by acclaimed designers Charles and Ray Eames as well as household names, Levi Strauss and Mattel.
- See more at: http://www.gadens.com.au/News/Pages/California-Dreaming-at-Gadens.aspx#sthash.17dfQurl.dpuf
The colourful installation has been curated in celebration of Gadens’ sponsorship of Queensland Art Gallery’s upcoming exhibition, California Design 1930–1965: Living in a Modern Way.
Until February 2014, visitors to Gadens’ reception area will be treated to a visual feast of California-inspired pieces and modernist Australian design objects, including a Harley Davidson motorcycle, a collection of original modernist chairs, and a 1965 Rickenbacker electric guitar and 1960 Fender Jazzmaster. Also included in the exhibition are several pieces by Australian artists, such as Anna Carey’s fictional reconstructions of distinctive houses and motels built in the fifties and sixties, characterised by their ice-cream colours and mid-century styling.
California Design 1930-1965: Living in a Modern Way, which starts from 2 November at Queensland Art Gallery, will introduce Australian audiences to a broad spectrum of industrial, architectural, commercial, fashion and craft design from California. Included in the broadly appealing exhibition are objects by acclaimed designers Charles and Ray Eames as well as household names, Levi Strauss and Mattel.
- See more at: http://www.gadens.com.au/News/Pages/California-Dreaming-at-Gadens.aspx#sthash.17dfQurl.dpuf
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