Occupying the space between fact and fiction, German born artist Julika Rudelius’ cinematic works address a series of subjects ranging from the American wealthy elite, fashion conscious European immigrants, and political trainees.
Partner in the studio Tassinari/Vetta in Trieste, Leonardo will talk about his adventures in typography, and how he navigates "between troubles and opportunities."
Following last year’s sold-out inaugural season, “Dance Under the Influence” returns with a schedule packed with groundbreaking newcomers and icons of contemporary dance.
Following last year’s sold-out inaugural season, “Dance Under the Influence” returns with a schedule packed with groundbreaking newcomers and icons of contemporary dance.
On the first Sunday of the month, join a professional artist to explore the galleries followed by a hands on workshop inspired by the objects in the exhibition. This program is suitable for ages 6 and up. At MAD, our goal is to make everyone feel comfortable and enthusiastic about the opportunity to learn through their hands while having a good time together in our galleries and studio.
A collaboration between AIGA/NY and MAD.
Working with everyday dust collected from your floors, lint from the dryer, wool fleece, and industrial felt, visitors construct bracelets that can be embellished with fibers for additional threads of color.
Asia Argento's semi-autobiographical feature-length directorial debut
The Museum of Arts and Design is holding its fourth annual young patron's gala, the L.E.D. BALL, on Thursday, May 17th! Co-hosted by both celebrities and star fixtures in the design world, like Dror Benshetrit and Nate Berkus, this festive fundraiser expects over 1,000 partygoers during the course of the evening enjoying a-list dj sets, cocktails and dancing, and a live musical performance. The Museum itself will be lit up with a video artwork projected onto its façade and jam-packed with designs in L.E.D lighting inside. ALL PROCEEDS, including ticket sales and sustainable artworks for auction incorporating light-emitting diodes by over thirty top designers, will benefit the Museum's educational programming for children.
William Gibson's short story comes to the silver screen with Asia Argento, Willem Defoe, and Christopher Walken.
Hell hath no furry like a woman scorned in this costume drama by French director Catherine Breillat
Mathieu Almalric and Asia Argento star in this strange case of the Kingdom.
New Art from the Venice Biennales
Dust, Ashes, and Dirt in Contemporary Art and Design
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