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INSPIRATION FEED FROM THE CREATIVE HUB NOVEMBER 2019
We are delighted to present our Inspiration Post filled with what we think has been the most inspiring news during the past months.
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The Creative Hub Team art art turner prize 2019
UK
Meet this year’s finalists of one of the best known prizes for visual arts in the world. The selected works demonstrate their long-standing commitment to different strands of political struggle that have not recently been the subject of mainstream commentary, and their careful thought about how to represent those struggles through a variety of forms. Discover more
Lawrence Abu Hamdan Helen Cammock Oscar Murillo Tai Shani
An artist and audio Works across film, His practice incorporates Her practice encompasses investigator, whose work photography, print, text and live events, drawing, performance, film, explores ‘the politics of performance. Producing sculptural installation, video, photography and sculptural listening’ and the role of works that explore the painting, bookmaking and installations, frequently sound and voice within the complexities of social collaborative projects with structured around law and human rights. histories. different communities. experimental texts. Discover more Discover more Discover more Discover more art
okayama art summit 2019
Japan
Held in Okayama City once every three years, the Okayama Art Summit is an international exhibition of contemporary art. With Pierre Huyghe taking the reins as artistic director, the Okayama Art Summit 2019 brings the artistic touch to various historical and cultural sites near Okayama Castle and Okayama Korakuen Garden until November 24th, 2019. The event offers visitors the opportunity not only to see exciting exhibits but also to experience the thought processes of the artists, enabling a unique interaction with art that transcends time and spaceall from the historic city of Okayama. Discover more art prix marcel duchamp
Paris
Meet the nominees and the winner of one of the most prestigious art prizes given annually to an artist working in France. Discover more Marguerite Humeau Marguerite Ida Tursic & Wilfried Mille Tursic Ida
Winner: Éric Baudelaire He has become an important figure in the film festival circuit. The jury chose to honor him for his work on his most recent film: Un Film Dramatique. A documentary shot over four years, focused on students at the Dora Maar
Middle School in Saint-Denis, where many marginalized communities live. Bock Katinka art lucy mcrae: compression carpet
Festival of the Impossible, San Francisco
Lucy’s research explores the effects technology has on our body, behaviour, and the way we love. Each artwork proposes a scenario or antidote that examines who we are and where we are headed. We could surmise we live in an era bound by fear, manipulated by science and isolated by technology. Lucy’s artwork for the festival explores and responds to the concept of a touch-crisis world that has triggered a lonely disconnection with ourselves. Discover more art
wes anderson & juman malouf: il sarcofago di spitzmaus e altri tesori
Fondazione Prada, Milan
Organized in collaboration with the Kunsthistorisches Museum in Vienna, the exhibition features 538 artworks and objects selected by film director Wes Anderson and illustrator, designer and writer Juman Malouf, from 12 collections of the Kunsthistorisches Museum and from 11 departments of the Naturhistorisches Museum in Vienna. The title of the exhibition pays homage to one of the exhibits, coffin of a Spitzmaus, an Egyptian wooden box with a mummified shrew from the 4th century BC. The exhibition is on view until janurary 13th. Discover more art
kimiyo mishima at artissima
International Fair of Contemporary Art, Italy
Launched in 2014 through a partnership with Fondazione Sardi per l’Arte, the Sardi per l’Arte Back to the Future Prize is awarded to an exhibitor in one of the most innovative sections of Artissima, featuring museum-quality solo exhibitions on artists active between the 1960s–1990s. The prize is awarded to Kimiyo Mishima, her practice combines the use of fragile ephemera with the diaristic narrative of a life. Mishima absorbs pop culture and information in her innovative experiments, which include the invention of techniques of printing and serigraphy on ceramics. Discover more design design
the most Herve Van der Straeten Cabinet Kimono by anticipated Totem by Sabine Marcelis pieces at pad 2019 Nwa-Mulamula chair by Rich Mnisi
London Caleidoscopio floor lamp by Gabriella Crespi Hemmerle Ring
Babel by Turi Heisselberg Oceano by Achille Salvagni
Jinye console by Studio MVW Hamada by Jean-Luc Le Mounier design dutch design week 2019 highlights
Eindhoven
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@floorskrabanja @wardwijnant @supertoyssupertoys design faye toogood’s rug collection
Collaboration with Milan-based brand Cc-tapis
Entitled Doodles, the exuberant collection is based on a series of Toogood’s textile collages: watercolour-drenched assemblages of canvas, fabric scraps and string, which now hang pride-of-place in the brand’s showroom alongside their full-size simulacrums. Discover more design
collectible design fair nomad
Venice
Founded in 2016 by brand consultant, Giorgio Pace, and architect and gallerist , Nicolas Bellavance- Lecompte. Nomad is a showcase of unique design pieces for collectors. Last edition took place at Venice at Palazzo Soranzo Van Axel. Nomad’s concept focuses on a dialogue between design, art, and architecture. Discover more design fjord festival illuminates the city
Oslo
Seven installations lit up Oslo’s harbour promenade for the inaugural Fjord Oslo light festival, each showing the effect that light can have on our emotions. In celebration of Oslo as European Green Capital of the year, all projects made use of light through a variety of approaches and technologies, to help visitors see their surroundings in a new way. Discover more design fendi & kueng caputo
Design Miami
Fendi is bringing a touch of Rome to Miami. Marking the brand’s partnership with Design Miami, now in its 11th year, the Rome-based company has asked design studio Kueng Caputo, formed by Lovis Caputo and Sarah Kueng, to create new pieces meant to decorate the exterior colonnade of the brand’s headquarters at the Palazzo della Civiltà Italiana. Discover more architecture architecture
louis vuitton store by frank gehry
Seoul, South Korea
On prestigious Cheongdam-dong avenue in the Gangnam district, the building is also the first built project of Frank Gehry in South Korea. Frank Gehry and Peter Marino pay homage to Korean heritage and culture. As always seen in Gehry architecture, the architect used a curved glass structure to create a fluffy skin that brightens at night. Discover more architecture scene-stealing runway sets S/S 2020 womenswear fashion
The vibrant tableaus that tested boundaries and brought delight, direct from fashion’s capital cities. Discover more
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Louis Vuitton Dior Hermès architecture
selgascano completes second home hollywood
Los Angeles
Spanish architecture studio SelgasCano has completed Second Home’s Hollywood campus with yellow working pods by adding 6,500 trees and plants on a former car park. Second Home is a London-based company creating workspaces and cultural venues for entrepreneurship and networking. Discover more architecture
ioma art center Beijing
Archstudio has transformed an existing building at 798 art zone, to create the IOMA Art Center. based on the concept of ‘symbiosis’, the design aims to realize harmonious coexistence between the old and new, inside and outside, and architecture and nature. Discover more architecture
puzzle pavilion by gerardo broissin
Design Week Mexico
The walls of this Mexico City pavilion by local architect Gerardo Broissin are made from concrete panels pieced together like a jigsaw puzzle. Broissin has created the structure on the hilly, lush grounds of Mexico City’s contemporary art museum Museo Tamayo within Chapultepec Forest for this year’s Design Week Mexico (DWM) festival. Discover more architecture k11 musea
Victoria Dockside, Hong Kong
K11 Musea is a shopping centre on the Tsim Sha Tsui harbour-front, designed by an architecture team led by Kohn Pedersen Fox. The retail development is clad in Portuguese limestone, with 4,600 square metres of green walls and a green roof featuring urban farms. The goal of K11 Musea is to become the silicon valley of culture in Hong Kong, injecting art, architecture, design, sustainability and all forms of culture into new consumers’ daily lives. K11 Musea is the work of over 100 collaborators, including Rotterdam-based OMA, landscape designers James Corner Field Operations and local architecture practice LAAB Architects. Discover more fashion fashion apparellel existence
Dutch Design Week 2019
At Dutch Design Week 2019, an augmented reality installation by Utrecht-based fashion collective Studio PMS, invited visitors to explore Bolon’s latest flooring collection, Diversity. The project – called Apparellel Existence – is the result of a design challenge conceptualized and produced by Frame which challenged five Dutch creatives to create an immersive experience based on the idea of hyper- personalization. Developed in collaboration with Attach Studio, the winning spatial concept to be executed by Studio PMS allows visitors to experience Bolon’s products, among other features, in both the digital and physical realms. Discover more fashion benjamin benmoyal’s cassette tapes garments
Central Saint Martins
Student Benjamin Benmoyal drew on his years in the Israeli army to design this collection of utopian garments, hand-woven from fabrics made of recycled cassette tapes. The fashion collection, called It Was Better Tomorrow, comprises a range of structural garments patterned with colourful stripes and complete with boxy wigs, all boasting an iridescent sheen thanks to their unconventional material. Benmoyal hand-weaved the tape from discarded video and cassette tapes with recycled yarns and Tencel – a fibre made from wood pulp – on a loom to create the fabrics. Discover more fashion
designers to watch from mercedes-benz fashion week Moscow, Russia
Artem Bakhtin Linus Leonardsson Olga Vasyukova Leaf Xia Soji Solarin Collective Kruzhok @bahhtin @linusleonardsson @iamkrutova @leafxiastudio @sojisolarin @kruzhok.moscow fashion lvmh prize
The 2019 edition
Winner of the LVMH prize: Winner of the Karl Lagerfeld special prize: Thebe Magugu, South Africa Hed Mayner, Israel Discover more Discover more fashion
cfda vogue fashion fund winner
Christopher John Rogers
The grand prize grants Rogers $400,000 and a year of mentorship from a CFDA member. Participants of the CFDA board include Virgil Abloh, Kerby Jean-Raymond, Carly Cushnie, and more. The 25-year-old designer started his career in Brooklyn, NY and has had several high-profile names dressed in collection including Michelle Obama, Lizzo, Rihanna, and more. Runner ups for the fund included Danielle Hirsch (first-ever bridalwear finalist) of Danielle Frankel and Reese Cooper. Discover more fashion
2020 met gala theme announced
About Time: Fashion and Duration
Following this year’s vibrant Camp inspired theme at the prestigious Met Gala, the Costume Institute has just announced the theme for next year’s event; About Time: Fashion and Duration. According to Andrew Bolton, and to Wendy Yu, curator in charge of the Costume Institute, the theme is a reimagining of fashion history that’s fragmented, discontinuous, and heterogeneous. Andrew Bolton’s inspiration for the theme came from the 1992 Sally Potter film Orlando, based on Virginia Woolf’s time-travel novel with the same name. The co-chairs for the gala will be Louis Vuitton‘s Nicolas Ghesquière, Lin Manuel Miranda, Meryl Streep, Emma Stone and Anna Wintour. Discover more retail retail
MSGM
Milan, Italy
MSGM commemorates its 10th anniversary with a brand new flagship. Founder Massimo Giorgetti tapped local architects ML and Dutch designer Sabine Marcelis to transform a 440-sq-m building – once a bank – into a sleek brand space. Colourful translucent resin objects by Marcelis embed old safe deposit boxes once found in the bank’s vault. Rugs, antique glass and furnishings also reference the space’s previous life, while Giorgetti’s passion for Italian design is expressed in custom vases and Taco D70 sofas by Osvaldo Borsani. Discover more retail
The studio behind the space, Xian Xiang Design, envisions it as a retail lab in which the visual language of the streetwear community can be expressed and explored. The on- brand interior is designed to appeal to streetwear loyalists who actively seek to engage themselves in the fashionable subculture. Discover more retail supreme’s most expansive store
San Franciso
Supreme’s opening flagship in San Francisco is the brand’s largest to date. It’s the result of a collaboration between Supreme’s brand owner, London design studio Brinkworth and the Wilson Brothers. Situated squarely between San Francisco’s Civic Center and Powell Street transit stations, the shop has prime retail real estate on Market Street. Discover more retail
airport retail: opium
Mumbai, India
The new pop-up store designed by Renesa studio offers a clear spatial interpretation of the brand’s product identity at the Mumbai airport. Opium, a well-known premium lifestyle eyewear brand houses unique spatial elements set against a grid of time and space vividly illustrating Renesa’s bold design ideology. Discover more retail
mcm flagship store
Munich
Occupying a spacious 168 sqm. ground floor space in a late 19th-century building by architect Friedrich Bürklein along Maximilanstrasse, it sees a starkly contrasting interior design by Berlin-based architecture practice Gonzalez Haase. Creating a benchmark of sorts for future MCM stores, the chosen design codes feature geometric shapes which reference the 1970s, the era which spawned the MCM brand. By using curves, triangles, rectangles and round forms, the retail space gains distinct sections which, at the same time, also overlap, creating a solid visual cohesion. Discover more retail harmay apothecary-style beauty store
Hong Kong
Hundreds of stainless steel drawers line the walls of this cosmetics store in Hong Kong, which has been designed by Aim Architecture to emulate a traditional apothecary. Taking cues from traditional chemists – where medicines were stored in apothecary cabinets made up of small drawers – the store is designed to be a space for exploring and discovering. Discover more music music king princess’ debut album
Cheap Queen
After finding success with her 2018 breakout hit 1950, King Princess has shared her debut studio album, Cheap Queen. The Brooklyn native’s naturally husky vocals provide a much older angle for her sound but is quickly contrasted by youthful lyricism and pop-fueled instrumentals. Listen now music sonia releases her second single Games
SONIA may have only released two pop songs so far, but the French Tunisian multi-hyphenate is already fitting nicely into the dark-pop scene. Born in Paris, grew up in the French capital before moving to Los Angeles. On the modeling front, SONIA, 20, has been spotted working with designers like Chanel and Carolina Herrera, but behind the scenes she’s been prepping for her music career. Nearly a month ago, SONIA unveiled her debut single Joyride a haunting pop lovechild of Halsey and BANKS. Her second single, Games continues emanating the atmosphere of her debut. Listen now music
kidd kenn drops his new track
Babysitter An openly-gay 16-year-old rapper hailing from Southside Chicago has released his new track Babysitter. Kidd Kenn first caught attention with freestyle tracks that went viral in his hometown. Last year, he dropped a debut full-length project Childish as an independent musician before his breakout performance at the Red Bull Music Festival in 2018, where a lot of Chicago’s queer underground artists were celebrated. Listen now music
object blue Producer and DJ
Meet the Tokyo-born, Beijing-raised, London-based producer and DJ Object blue. She has toured Asia, remixed Yaeji, played at festivals including Dimensions and Dekmantel, and most recently composed and performed the soundtrack for Andreas Kronthaler for Vivienne Westwood’s SS20 show. Listen now music fka twigs drops new song & self-directed video Home With You
Following the recent release of Holy Terrain and Cellophane, FKA twigs has now dropped another track off her upcoming album Magdalene. Titled Home with you, the new track is accompanied by a video directed by FKA twigs herself. Watch now music
wonderfruit festival 2019
Thailand
Revolutionizing the festival landscape with a celebration of art, music, food and ideas that positions it as one of the world’s most unique musical experiences, Thailand’s sustainable utopia Wonderfruit returns for its sixth edition on Dec 12th-16th, at The Fields At Siam Country Club, Pattaya. Discover more films videos films/videos jesus is king
Directed by Nick Knight
IMAX shares the official trailer for Kanye West‘s Jesus Is King documentary directed by Nick Knight. The film, serves as a companion movie to West’s anticipated new album of the same name. The visual brings Kanye’s famed Sunday Service to life in the Roden Crater, which is a previously unseen installation in the Painted Desert of Arizona, created by artist James Turrell. The film features music from West’s new album, including pieces he arranged in the gospel tradition. Watch now films/videos
showstudio fashion film winner
Wear Me Like Water by Steph Wilson and Sinéad O’Dwyer
Wear Me Like Water has won best fashion brand film at the SHOWstudio Fashion Film Awards in partnership with Harrods. The film, which was debuted on Dazed during London Fashion Week, saw an array of model swimming in a pool while wearing O’Dwyer’s signature moulded silicone pieces. Showcasing designs from top fashion brands, as well as creating in- depth projects with the likes of Maison Margiela and Alexander McQueen, SHOWstudio has been pushing the boundaries of fashion and film for nearly 20 years. Powered by Samsung and made in collaboration with Harrods, this year’s award ceremony was judged by the likes of SHOWstudio founder and director, Nick Knight; the creative director of Alyx, Matthew Williams; fashion designer, Simone Rocha, and others. Watch now films/videos ines alpha for bimba y lola
3d makeup artist
An Instagram sensation for her mesmerizingly organic face filters, 3D makeup artist, Ines Alpha, has lent her imagination to Spanish label Bimba y Lola‘s latest #thisisHUMAN collection. Set against a jagged, primeval coastline, Bimba y Lola’s neon and metallic bags from its Fall/Winter 2019 collection are shown swathed across the lithe body of model and artist Soraya, as a benevolent airborne anointing her with a fluid mask by way of a kiss on the cheek.Watch now films/videos
photographers in focus: aïda muluneh Nowness
Set in East Africa’s Afar region, in the Danakil Depression—where temperatures regularly soar to 120°F—Addis Ababa-based photographer Aïda Muluneh explores issues around access to water in a new body of work commissioned by international NGO WaterAid. Watch now films/videos sofia coppola’s short film for chanel
In Homage to Mademoiselle
Sofia Coppola, has made a video in tribute to the brand, highlighting some of the labels most iconic imagery. Created ahead of the Mademoiselle Privé exhibition being held in Tokyo, the film reflects her perspective of the French fashion house. Compiling famous adverts, campaigns, and some behind the scenes shots of the atelier, the film aptly highlights the evolution of Chanel from an early 20th Century Parisian house. Starring everyone from the likes of Marylin Monroe to Kate Moss; Pharell to Lily-Rose Depp; Tilda Swinton to Jackie Kennedy, the tribute is set along to music by Grimes. Watch now films/videos
dinner’s ready campaign
Directed Nadia Lee Cohen
In a delicious display of Italian excellence, fashion brand GCDS has teamed up with the pasta company Barilla for a designer dining experience. The Dinner’s Ready campaign, casted by Evelien Joos, stars icon Sophia Loren playing host to a group of fashionable friends, including trans YouTube star Nikita Dragun and drag queen Violet Chachki, to present and dish out The New Barilla by GCDS. Watch now innovation innovation
garments that react to their surroundings Designer Ying Gao
Montreal-based fashion designer Ying Gao has created a pair of robotic dresses that respond to their environment by rippling, expanding and contracting as if they are alive. The two dresses, called Flowing Water, Standing Time, are the latest examples of autonomous clothing created by Gao. Whereas her previous projects have reacted to nearby people, by twisting and curling when strangers approach or lighting up when someone stares at them, the new dresses instead respond to colours in their immediate surroundings. Discover more innovation
virtual reality for the ears
App by Arthur Carabott
London designer Arthur Carabott has worked with composer Anna Meredith to create an augmented reality app that immerses listeners in a piece of music. Called Moonmoons AR, the application allows users to place six virtual speakers anywhere in their surrounding environment, whether close or far away, in front of or behind them. Meredith’s song, also named Moonmoons, is then played by the app with each instrument – from the bass to the cello – played through a different one of these speakers. Watch now innovation
clothes that photosynthesise like plants Biogarmentry
Canadian-Iranian designer Roya Aghighi has created clothes made from algae that turn carbon dioxide into oxygen via photosynthesis, as a more sustainable alternative to fast fashion. Named Biogarmentry, the clothes are the proof of concept for a textile made with living, photosynthetic cells. In a collaboration between the University of British Colombia (UBC) and Emily Carr Univeristy, Aghighi’s biofabricated textiles are living organisms that respirate by turning carbon dioxide into oxygen. Discover more innovation raincoat made from algae bioplastic
Designer Charlotte McCurdy
New York designer Charlotte McCurdy has fashioned a water-resistant jacket from a plastic made of algae, which captures existing CO2 from the atmosphere. The garment is made from a bioplastic material McCurdy developed that consists entirely of biopolymers derived from large-celled algae. The large celled algae are bound together by heat and finally poured into moulds which are custom-made to ensure the plastic survives the curing process. Once solidified, the algae plastic is given a thin coating of wax to improve its resistance to water. Discover more innovation
ada installation translates people’s expressions into light and color
By Jenny Sabin
In collaboration with microsoft research, artist-in-residence Jenny Sabin has designed the Ada installation for the tech company’s redmond campus in washington. The architectural pavilion incorporates the use of AI to create a wholly immersive experience that transforms people’s expressions into light and color. Discover more innovation waterproof fabric made from banana plants
Design prize switzerland 2019
Swiss backpack brand QWSTION has been awarded the prestigious design prize Switzerland 2019 in the textile category for bananatex® — the world’s first technical textile made from banana plant fibres. Founded by Matthias Graf, Christian Kägi, Sebastian Kruit, Fabrice Aeberhard and Hannes Schönegger, the zurich-based bag label is known for combining design and functionality with sustainability, as well as becoming synonymous with research and development. Their array of products are versatile carry solutions for everyday use, with an understated look and a low environmental footprint. Discover more innovation discover the digital collective selam x
Berlin
They have done CGI animations for Nike, the AI Kylie Jenner cover for Dazed Beauty (formed with AI program Beauty_Gan), the second-skin face filters that saw Esmay Wakeman’s masks enter the digital realms for Sleek magazine; the visuals for C. Tangana’s 2019 Tour, and much more. Selam X has a broad portfolio and prides itself on collaboration. Discover more beauty beauty
zitsticka campaign Ashley Armitage-shot
The new Ashley Armitage-shot campaign for ZitSticka, the acne-positive brand behind the stick-on pimple patch ‘Killa’. Since its inception, ZitSticka has worked to normalise acne and encourage people to accept pimples as an everyday part of life. With its new campaign, We Got You, ZitSticka wants to send the message that a few pimples shouldn’t stop people from doing the things they love, whether that’s indulging in a pint of their favourite ice cream or enjoying a glass of wine after a long day of work. Watch now beauty melanie huynh launches skincare brand
Holidermie
Founded by stylist Melanie Huynh, Holidermie focuses on the innovative concept of Nutri-cosmetics. The future of cosmetics may lie in the meeting between dietary supplements and care. This is the credo defended by Melanie Huynh, a talented stylist and consultant for many of the most prominent fashion houses. The connoisseur of the world of beauty and well-being has launched her holistic brand, Holidermie, which acts both inside and out. Discover more beauty
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Limited edition
Gucci Beauty is celebrating the festive season with a new collection of limited edition lipsticks. Joining the brand’s colour cosmetics line is the new Rouge à Lèvres Lunaison range featuring Gucci’s new glitter lipsticks. The products are designed to deliver vibrant colour in one swipe and are infused with different types of glitter to achieve a three dimensional sparkly effect. Discover more beauty the ordinary against black friday
Slow shopping
Deciem, the umbrella company behind cult skincare brand The Ordinary, has always trodden its own beauty path, living up to its ‘abnormal’ tagline by keeping prices of their much raved about, scientifically-formulated products down despite incredible demand. The company is rebelling against hyper-consumerism in a bid to encourage the public to shop slowly and consume carefully, specifically on Black Friday. On 29 November, the date it falls this year, the Deciem website and all stand-alone stores will shut up shop for a moment of nothingness. Instead, a 23 per cent discount will be applied to all Deciem products on every other day this month globally. Discover more beauty
billie asks women to embrace their facial hair
Movember
Shaving brand Billie’s latest campaign is setting out to challenge the beauty norms surrounding female body hair, especially when it comes to women’s upper lips. The popular razor purveyors launched a new initiative encouraging women to participate in Movember by growing out their mustaches. Their goal? To simultaneously destigmatize female facial hair, all while raising money and bringing awareness to prostate and testicular cancer. Discover more books books
A group of 60 collectors has On the occasion of its thirty come together to celebrate three years of existence, the the 70th birthday of adidas Discover four decades of cosmetics company Aesop by contributing to a new unique fashion storytelling presents its first book, in book detailing the history of from Peter Lindbergh. The collaboration with the Rizzoli the brand. Titled From Past images are accompanied editions. The book traces in Street photography pioneer to Present: A Timeline of the by personal tributes from texts and images the strong Martin Parr, newest book is a 3 Stripes, the work is part Jean Paul Gaultier, Cindy aesthetic biases that made the lighthearted study in endemic history book, part photo book, Crawford, Anna Wintour, singularity and success of the self-absorption, finding and part collector’s manual. and other front-row royalty. Australian brand. humor in selfie methodology. Discover more Discover more Discover more Discover more instagram instagram accounts to follow facial jewelry
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