Jump to content

Antonio Pio Saracino: Difference between revisions

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Browse history interactively
← Previous editNext edit →
Content deleted Content added
VisualWikitext
replacing w/ picture & slightly revamped lead
listing works
Line 44: Line 44:


He's also won a number of awards, and is a four-time winner of the Future Furniture design competition. His 2007 design work for Tibi Boutique in [[Soho]], New York was featured in ''Interior Design'''s "Best of the Year" issue.<ref name="ashome"/> Also in 2007, he received the American Architecture Award from the Chicago Museum of Architecture<ref name="ashome"/><ref name="osc"/> for the Seed House. The shape of the house was inspired by a seedpod.<ref name="dk"/>
He's also won a number of awards, and is a four-time winner of the Future Furniture design competition. His 2007 design work for Tibi Boutique in [[Soho]], New York was featured in ''Interior Design'''s "Best of the Year" issue.<ref name="ashome"/> Also in 2007, he received the American Architecture Award from the Chicago Museum of Architecture<ref name="ashome"/><ref name="osc"/> for the Seed House. The shape of the house was inspired by a seedpod.<ref name="dk"/>

==See also==
*[[Digital morphogenesis]]


==Recognition==
*2005: Editor's Choice Award, Metropolis Next Generation Design Competition (New York, NY) -interactive screen<ref name="ashome"/>
*2005: Winner for 3 categories, Future Furniture Design Competition (''Interior Design Magazine'', New York City) - 3 awards: expanding horizontal LED light, adjustable skin screen, folded layer table<ref name="ashome"/>
*2006: Winner, Future Furniture Design Competition (''Interior Design Magazine'', New York City) - dynamic screen <ref name="ashome"/>
*2007: Winner Agorafolly (Europalia, Brussels)<ref name="ashome"/>
*2007: Winner, International Art Competition (Brussels)<ref name="ashome"/>
*2007: Winner American Architecture Award (Chicago Athenaeum of Architecture, Chicago Museum of Architecture)<ref name="ashome"/>
*2009: Finalist for the [[European Design Award]] for a sustainable present (EESC, Brussels)<ref name="ashome"/>
*2010: Award Re Manfredi for Architecture Design ([[Manfredonia]], Italy)<ref name="ashome"/>
*2011: New Italian Blood Award - Top Ten Italian Architect under 36<ref name="ashome"/>
*2013 : Best of the Year Award - (''Interior Design Magazine'', New York City) - Large Apartment

==Works==
Saracino has designed buildings, monuments and modern furniture.<ref name="nytarbtes"/> A selection of his design include:

{{multicol}}

===Projects===
*Tribeca Penthouse, New York City, 2013<ref>http://legacy.interiordesign.net/article/567442-On_Top_of_TriBeCa_Penthouse_by_Steve_E_Blatz.php/</ref>
*Villino Residence, Puglia, Italy 2013
*Hexa-Residence, Puglia, Italy 2013
*Diver house, Sydney, 2010<ref name="dk"/><ref name="ec"/>
*Seed House, Upstate NY, 2007<ref name="ashome"/><ref name="dk"/><ref>http://chi-athenaeum.org/archawards/2007/index.html</ref>
*Cocoon House (Concept study), New York City, 2007
*Doctor’s Office, Rome, EUR, 2012
*Dentist Office, Chicago Lincoln Park, 2013
*Vertical SPA (Competition), Rome, 2011
*Tennis Club (Competition), Sweden, 2008
*Art Hotel (Concept study), New York City, 2007<ref name="lancia">http://www.lanciatrendvisions.com/en/article/interview-with-antonio-pio-saracino</ref>
*MaxWax Salon, New York City, 2009<ref name="dk"/>
*Tibi Showroom, New York City, 2007
*Tibi Boutique, New York City, 2006 <ref>http://www.wallpaper.com/directory/416</ref>
*Tweezerman Boutique, Sao Paulo, 2008
*IIC NY, New York City, 2008
*Piazza King Manfredi, Puglia, Italy 2011
{{multicol-break}}

===Public art===
*2010: "Arc of Triumph," Rome
*2011: "GATE 150," Washington DC<ref>http://www.artribune.com/2013/11/i-magnifici-9-new-york-nove-studio-visit-italiani/</ref>
*2011: "Holocaust Memorial" (competition), New Jersey
*2012: "Big Bang," New York
*2012: "GATE 200," Cordoba
*2012: "GATE 150," Sao Paulo
*2012: "Monument to Futurism," Rome
*2012: "Observation Tower," France
*2012: "The Globe," Los Angeles<ref>http://www.iiclosangeles.esteri.it/IIC_LosAngeles/webform/SchedaEvento.aspx?id=564</ref>
*2013: "The Arches of Hopes," New York City<ref name="stayingalivefoundation.org"/>
*2013: "City Within," Dubai<ref name="thenational.ae"/><ref name="designboom.com"/>
*2013: "The Guardians: Hero and Superhero", New York City<ref name="nytarbtes"/><ref name="wsjarticles"/><ref name="frameweb.com"/>
{{multicol-end}}

===Products===
{{multicol}}
*Egg Shelves, 2012<ref name="nyc.robbreport.com">http://nyc.robbreport.com/article/artist-know-antonio-pio-saracino</ref>
*Flow Sofa, 2014
*Gem Light, 2013
*Grape, Low table, 2013
*Hexa Lounge, 2014
*Pythagoras Bowl, 2011<ref>http://www.museidicarta.it/saracino_1_eng.php</ref>
*Star Chair / Armchair, 2013<ref name="adttoday">http://adtoday.it/stella-del-design/</ref>
*Star Coffee Table, 2013<ref name="adttoday"/>
*Clover Chair, 2013
*Leaf Chair, Edition, 2011<ref name="dk"/><ref name="lancia"/> {{multicol-break}}
*Blossom Chair,<ref name="osc"/> Edition, 2010<ref name="lancia"/>
*Deer Chair, Edition, 2011 <ref>http://www.designmena.com/thoughts/antonio-pio-saracino-unveils-deer-chair</ref>
*Molecular Chair,<ref name="deb"/> Edition, 2010 <ref name="designboom.com"/>
*Modular Chair, Edition, 2009 <ref name="nyc.robbreport.com"/>
*Folded Layer Table, Edition, 2005
*Adjustable Screen, Edition, 2005
*Dynamic Screen, Edition, 2006
*Expanding Light, Edition, 2005
*Formula One Trophy, Eni, 2010-13<ref name="dk"/><ref name="enizyme.com"/>{{multicol-end}}

;Permanent collections
*Ray Sofa, Edition, 2010, Permanent Collection Museum of Arts and Design, New York City<ref name="curatedobject.us"/>
*Ray Chair, Edition, 2010, Permanent Collection Powerhouse Museum, Sydney<ref name="powerhousemuseum.com"/>
*Cervo Chair,<ref name="osc"/> Edition, 2010, Permanent Collection Brooklyn Museum, New York City<ref name="brooklynmuseum.org"/><ref name="saq"/><ref>http://justintimberlake.com/tag/antonio-pio-saracino/</ref>

===Exhibits===

====Group shows====
*1998: ''PORTRAIT 2000'' (Chiostro del Bramante in Rome)
*2003: ''Video Exhibition'' (Videopolis National Festival Urban Space in [[Padova]], Italy)
*2005: ''Winner Exhibition: Metropolis Next Generation Design Competition'' (NEOCON in [[Chicago]] and International Contemporary Furniture Fair in New York City)
*2006: ''Prototype, models and mock-ups physical tools in a digital age'' ([[Lincoln Center]] in New York City)
*2007: ''Mythos'' ([[National Museum]] in [[Tirana, Albania]], Lanitis Foundation in [[Cyprus]], [[Byzantine Museum]] in [[Athens]])
*2007: ''New Generation of European Art'' ([useum of Contemporary Art, La Centrale Electrique in [[Brussels]], [[Belgium]])
*2008: Public Art Installation "Adolescence of Force" (Europalia. Europa Festival 2007-2008, Brussels)
*2009: ''ITALIDEA- Italian Excellence'' (Instituto Cultural Cabanasin in [[Guadalajara]], [[Mexico]], and Museo José Luis Cuevas in [[Mexico City]])
*2009: ''ARTEVERONA'' at the International Art Fair (Emmeotto Gallery in Bologna Italy)
*2009: ''Studio Contemporary NYC'' (Pavilion of Art & Design in [[London]])
*2009: ''Matt Dive Gold'' (LipaniPuntin Artecontemporanea in Rome)
*2009: ''Italian Artists in New York'' at ISCP (International Studio & Curatorial Program in New York)
*2009: [[European Design Award]] for a sustainable present (EESC in Brussels)
*2010: "Diver's House" (Smith & Hall Gallery in [[Sydney]])
*2010: ''Italian Art Today'' - site specific installations (Italian Cultural Institute in [[San Francisco]])
*2010: ''ICFF, International Contemporary Furniture Fair'' (New York)
*2011: ''BUILT ArtReal'', in association with Sydney Design
*2011: ''Top Ten Italian Architects of the New Italian Blood Award'' (traveling exhibition in [[Sciacca]], [[Ragusa, Italy|Ragusa]], [[Salerno]], [[Rome]], [[Ferrara]], [[Bologna]], [[Venice]], [[Milan]], [[Treviso]], [[Genova]], [[Amsterdam]], Siviglia, and [[Barcelona]])
*2011: ''Saracino's Recent Works'' (Italian Pavilion in the World at the 54th Venice Biennale)
*2012: ''Rossana Orlandi Showroom'' ([[Milan Design Week]])
*2012: ''Musei di Carta,'' Temporary Museum Superstudio ([[Milan Design Week]])
*2012: ''LEDs Ball'' (MAD Museum in New York City)
*2012: ''BOFFO Show House'' (New York City Design Week)
*2013: ''Design Days Dubai'', Erastudio Gallery (Dubai)
*2013: ''Design Days Dubai'', Industry Gallery (Dubai)
*2013: ''Out of Hand: Materializing the Postdigital'', Ray Sofa / Permanent Collection - Museum of Arts and Design (New York City)
*2014: ''Ri-conoscere Michelangelo'' (Gallera Accademia, Florence)

====Solo shows====
*2009: ''Myths and Rhythms from the new millennium'' (Emmeotto Gallery in Rome, GMT+7, Art & Design Gallery in Brussels, Belgium, and the MARS, Center for Contemporary Art in Moscow)
*2009: ''Victory over the Sun'' (Caraffa Museum in [[Córdoba, Argentina]])
*2010: ''NATURE / DATA'' (Industry Gallery, [[Washington DC]])
*2011: ''GATE 150'' (Caraffa Museum in Cordoba, and the MuBE Museum in [[Sao Paulo]], [[Brazil]])
*2011: ''Saracino's Recent Works'' (Italian Pavilion in the World at the [[Venice Biennale|54th Venice Biennale]])
*2011: ''Antonio Pio Saracino: Unitas Multiplex, a new world'' (Galleria LipanjePuntin in [[Trieste]], Italy)
*2012: ''Second Nature'' (Bosi Contemporary Gallery in New York City)
*2012: ''Nature and Design'' ([[Pacific Design Center]] in [[Los Angeles]])
*2012: ''The Globe'' installation (IIC in Los Angeles)
*2012: ''The Arches of Hopes'', installation (Out Hotel and Times Square, New York City)
*2013: ''The City Within'', Bloomingdales, [[Dubai Mall]] (Dubai)
*2013: ''The Guardians: Hero and Superhero'', Three Bryant Park, New York City (permanent installation)
*2013: ''The Guardians: Hero and Superhero'', documentary projection, [[Times Square]] New York City


==See also==
==See also==
Line 53: Line 182:
<ref name="ashome">[http://antoniopiosaracino.com/about-aps/ Official About]</ref>
<ref name="ashome">[http://antoniopiosaracino.com/about-aps/ Official About]</ref>


<ref name="voguequote">[http://www.vogue.it/en/people-are-talking-about/art-photo-design/2010/08/antonio-pio-saracino#sthash.DFfwU4Yy.dpuf Vogue: Antonio Pio Saracino]</ref>
<ref name="voguequote">http://www.vogue.it/en/people-are-talking-about/art-photo-design/2010/08/antonio-pio-saracino#sthash.DFfwU4Yy.dpuf</ref>


<ref name="nytarbtes">
<ref name="nytarbtes">
Line 80: Line 209:
{{cite news
{{cite news
| title = The Ecstatic Design of Antonio Pio Saracino
| title = The Ecstatic Design of Antonio Pio Saracino
| first = Staisey
| first = Staisey
| last = Benelli
| last = Benelli
| url = http://www.ganzomag.com/the-ecstatic-design-of-antonio-pio-saracino.html
| url = http://www.ganzomag.com/the-ecstatic-design-of-antonio-pio-saracino.html
Line 93: Line 222:
| last = Thekkepat
| last = Thekkepat
| url = http://gulfnews.com/life-style/people/antonio-pio-saracino-on-his-career-and-dreams-1.1188902
| url = http://gulfnews.com/life-style/people/antonio-pio-saracino-on-his-career-and-dreams-1.1188902
| newspaper = [[Gulf News]]
| newspaper = [[Gulf News]]
| date = May 27, 2013
| date = May 27, 2013
| accessdate = 2013-10-22
| accessdate = 2013-10-22
Line 99: Line 228:


<ref name="agds">{{cite news
<ref name="agds">{{cite news
| title = Artist Antonio Pio Saracino & Salt ‘N Pepa to Unveil Arches of Hope Installation
| title = Artist Antonio Pio Saracino & Salt ‘N Pepa to Unveil Arches of Hope Installation
| first = Alison
| first = Alison
| last = Furuto
| last = Furuto
Line 113: Line 242:
| last = Vincenti
| last = Vincenti
| url = http://www.curatedobject.us/the_curated_object_/2012/02/my-entry.html
| url = http://www.curatedobject.us/the_curated_object_/2012/02/my-entry.html
| newspaper =
| newspaper =
| publisher = Curated Object
| publisher = Curated Object
| date = March 2011
| date = March 2011
Line 169: Line 298:
| url = http://www.dailykos.com/story/2011/06/25/988622/-Award-winning-Renaissance-Man-Opens-Brilliant-Show-in-Italy#
| url = http://www.dailykos.com/story/2011/06/25/988622/-Award-winning-Renaissance-Man-Opens-Brilliant-Show-in-Italy#
| newspaper = DailyKos
| newspaper = DailyKos
| publisher =
| publisher =
| date = June 25, 2011
| date = June 25, 2011
| accessdate = 2013-10-25
| accessdate = 2013-10-25
Line 176: Line 305:


==External links==
==External links==
{{Commonscat}}
*{{Official website|http://www.antoniopiosaracino.com/}}
*{{Official website|http://www.antoniopiosaracino.com/}}


Revision as of 13:10, 20 March 2014

Antonio Pio Saracino
File:Antonio Pio Saracino photo by Rodolfo Martinez.jpg
Born
Puglia, Italy
Alma materSapienza University of Rome
OccupationArchitect
Awards2007 American Architecture Award
BuildingsSeed House
Diver's House

Antonio Pio Saracino (born in Puglia, Italy in 1976) is an Italian architect, artist, and designer based out of New York City, known for his public art projects The Guardians: Hero and Superhero.[1][2] His work includes buildings, monuments, and modern furniture, and several of his designs are part of the permanent collections of museums such the Brooklyn Museum, the Museum of Art and Design in New York City and the Powerhouse Museum in Sydney.[3][4] Saracino's work has been shown in international exhibitions and received reviews in publications such as The New York Times, Architectural Digest, and Vogue.

Saracino has been deemed to be "among the most prolific Italian designers abroad and has been beatified by serial accolades."[2]

Career

Early years

Antonio Pio Saracino[1] was born in 1976 in Puglia,[5] Italy.[6] In 2003,[1] he graduated cum laude with a Master's Degree[6] from Rome's La Sapienza University of Architecture,[3] where he worked as an assistant professor of architectural design.[1] Early in his career he worked with several Italian and US architectural firms, including Massimiliano Fuksas in Rome.[1] Since 2004 he has been collaborating[7] with New York-based architect Steve Blatz, with projects including interiors and design competitions.[7]

Exhibitions, projects

His designs and work have been shown in solo and group exhibitions in Europe, the United States, South America, the Middle East and Australia.[1] In 2007-2008, after winning the Agorafolly Art competition in Brussels, Saracino was commissioned to design a public art project in celebration of the 50th anniversary of the European Union.[8]

In 2010, his work was selected for the 54th Venice Biennale.[1] The same year Industry Gallery in Washington DC opened Nature / Data,[9] Saracino's first solo U.S. exhibition. The exhibition had two large‐scale installations and abstract chair designs built from materials such as plywood, metal, carbon fiber and synthetics.[10] In March 2011 his show Second Nature included 10 pieces that "explore how the man-made morphs into a natural element in the created world."[6][9] Unitas Multiplex - A New World was a diverse solo exhibition by Saracino shown in June 2011 at the gallery LipanjePuntin artecontemporanea in Italy.[5]

His design for the Sydney house of Olympic gold medal diver Matt Mitcham was included in several international exhibitions. "Diver’s House" was inspired by the architecture of the Sydney Opera House, with a shell designed using an algorithm describing the geometry of coral.[11]

In 2011 he built "GATE 150," a monument commemorating the 150th anniversary of the unification of Italy, which was installed in both the Caraffa Museum in Córdoba, Argentina[5] and the MuBE Museum in Sao Paulo, Brazil.[12] Saracino designed the Formula One World Championship trophies from 2010-2013.[13]

In 2012, Saracino designed the interactive installation "Arches of Hope" for MTV’s Staying Alive Foundation,[14] which was broadcast live in Times Square.[15] In 2013, New York’s Museum of Arts and Design featured Saracino’s work in the exhibition Out of Hand: Materializing the Postdigital.[16]

In Dubai, in 2013, for Design Days Dubai,[7] Saracino created an interactive in-store exhibit for Bloomingdale’s “Celebrate the World” campaign.[3] Saracino’s Star furniture collection became available at Bloomingdale’s in the Dubai Mall at that time.[7][17]

Also in 2013, Saracino was commissioned to design the public art project The Guardians: Hero and Superhero.[18] The 13-foot-high statues – one stainless steel and one marble – are in the north and south entrance of the public plaza at Three Bryant Park.[19]

Reception

Saracino was named one of the world’s 25 most interesting trendsetters by New York’s ARTnews magazine,[20] and one of the Top Ten Italian Architects under 36 by New Italian Blood.[6]

He's also won a number of awards, and is a four-time winner of the Future Furniture design competition. His 2007 design work for Tibi Boutique in Soho, New York was featured in Interior Design's "Best of the Year" issue.[1] Also in 2007, he received the American Architecture Award from the Chicago Museum of Architecture[1][6] for the Seed House. The shape of the house was inspired by a seedpod.[5]

See also


Recognition

  • 2005: Editor's Choice Award, Metropolis Next Generation Design Competition (New York, NY) -interactive screen[1]
  • 2005: Winner for 3 categories, Future Furniture Design Competition (Interior Design Magazine, New York City) - 3 awards: expanding horizontal LED light, adjustable skin screen, folded layer table[1]
  • 2006: Winner, Future Furniture Design Competition (Interior Design Magazine, New York City) - dynamic screen [1]
  • 2007: Winner Agorafolly (Europalia, Brussels)[1]
  • 2007: Winner, International Art Competition (Brussels)[1]
  • 2007: Winner American Architecture Award (Chicago Athenaeum of Architecture, Chicago Museum of Architecture)[1]
  • 2009: Finalist for the European Design Award for a sustainable present (EESC, Brussels)[1]
  • 2010: Award Re Manfredi for Architecture Design (Manfredonia, Italy)[1]
  • 2011: New Italian Blood Award - Top Ten Italian Architect under 36[1]
  • 2013 : Best of the Year Award - (Interior Design Magazine, New York City) - Large Apartment

Works

Saracino has designed buildings, monuments and modern furniture.[18] A selection of his design include:

Template:Multicol

Projects

  • Tribeca Penthouse, New York City, 2013[21]
  • Villino Residence, Puglia, Italy 2013
  • Hexa-Residence, Puglia, Italy 2013
  • Diver house, Sydney, 2010[5][11]
  • Seed House, Upstate NY, 2007[1][5][22]
  • Cocoon House (Concept study), New York City, 2007
  • Doctor’s Office, Rome, EUR, 2012
  • Dentist Office, Chicago Lincoln Park, 2013
  • Vertical SPA (Competition), Rome, 2011
  • Tennis Club (Competition), Sweden, 2008
  • Art Hotel (Concept study), New York City, 2007[23]
  • MaxWax Salon, New York City, 2009[5]
  • Tibi Showroom, New York City, 2007
  • Tibi Boutique, New York City, 2006 [24]
  • Tweezerman Boutique, Sao Paulo, 2008
  • IIC NY, New York City, 2008
  • Piazza King Manfredi, Puglia, Italy 2011

Template:Multicol-break

Public art

  • 2010: "Arc of Triumph," Rome
  • 2011: "GATE 150," Washington DC[25]
  • 2011: "Holocaust Memorial" (competition), New Jersey
  • 2012: "Big Bang," New York
  • 2012: "GATE 200," Cordoba
  • 2012: "GATE 150," Sao Paulo
  • 2012: "Monument to Futurism," Rome
  • 2012: "Observation Tower," France
  • 2012: "The Globe," Los Angeles[26]
  • 2013: "The Arches of Hopes," New York City[15]
  • 2013: "City Within," Dubai[17][27]
  • 2013: "The Guardians: Hero and Superhero", New York City[18][19][28]

Template:Multicol-end

Products

Template:Multicol

  • Egg Shelves, 2012[29]
  • Flow Sofa, 2014
  • Gem Light, 2013
  • Grape, Low table, 2013
  • Hexa Lounge, 2014
  • Pythagoras Bowl, 2011[30]
  • Star Chair / Armchair, 2013[31]
  • Star Coffee Table, 2013[31]
  • Clover Chair, 2013
  • Leaf Chair, Edition, 2011[5][23] Template:Multicol-break
  • Blossom Chair,[6] Edition, 2010[23]
  • Deer Chair, Edition, 2011 [32]
  • Molecular Chair,[33] Edition, 2010 [27]
  • Modular Chair, Edition, 2009 [29]
  • Folded Layer Table, Edition, 2005
  • Adjustable Screen, Edition, 2005
  • Dynamic Screen, Edition, 2006
  • Expanding Light, Edition, 2005
  • Formula One Trophy, Eni, 2010-13[5][13]Template:Multicol-end
Permanent collections
  • Ray Sofa, Edition, 2010, Permanent Collection Museum of Arts and Design, New York City[16]
  • Ray Chair, Edition, 2010, Permanent Collection Powerhouse Museum, Sydney[34]
  • Cervo Chair,[6] Edition, 2010, Permanent Collection Brooklyn Museum, New York City[35][36][37]

Exhibits

Group shows

  • 1998: PORTRAIT 2000 (Chiostro del Bramante in Rome)
  • 2003: Video Exhibition (Videopolis National Festival Urban Space in Padova, Italy)
  • 2005: Winner Exhibition: Metropolis Next Generation Design Competition (NEOCON in Chicago and International Contemporary Furniture Fair in New York City)
  • 2006: Prototype, models and mock-ups physical tools in a digital age (Lincoln Center in New York City)
  • 2007: Mythos (National Museum in Tirana, Albania, Lanitis Foundation in Cyprus, Byzantine Museum in Athens)
  • 2007: New Generation of European Art ([useum of Contemporary Art, La Centrale Electrique in Brussels, Belgium)
  • 2008: Public Art Installation "Adolescence of Force" (Europalia. Europa Festival 2007-2008, Brussels)
  • 2009: ITALIDEA- Italian Excellence (Instituto Cultural Cabanasin in Guadalajara, Mexico, and Museo José Luis Cuevas in Mexico City)
  • 2009: ARTEVERONA at the International Art Fair (Emmeotto Gallery in Bologna Italy)
  • 2009: Studio Contemporary NYC (Pavilion of Art & Design in London)
  • 2009: Matt Dive Gold (LipaniPuntin Artecontemporanea in Rome)
  • 2009: Italian Artists in New York at ISCP (International Studio & Curatorial Program in New York)
  • 2009: European Design Award for a sustainable present (EESC in Brussels)
  • 2010: "Diver's House" (Smith & Hall Gallery in Sydney)
  • 2010: Italian Art Today - site specific installations (Italian Cultural Institute in San Francisco)
  • 2010: ICFF, International Contemporary Furniture Fair (New York)
  • 2011: BUILT ArtReal, in association with Sydney Design
  • 2011: Top Ten Italian Architects of the New Italian Blood Award (traveling exhibition in Sciacca, Ragusa, Salerno, Rome, Ferrara, Bologna, Venice, Milan, Treviso, Genova, Amsterdam, Siviglia, and Barcelona)
  • 2011: Saracino's Recent Works (Italian Pavilion in the World at the 54th Venice Biennale)
  • 2012: Rossana Orlandi Showroom (Milan Design Week)
  • 2012: Musei di Carta, Temporary Museum Superstudio (Milan Design Week)
  • 2012: LEDs Ball (MAD Museum in New York City)
  • 2012: BOFFO Show House (New York City Design Week)
  • 2013: Design Days Dubai, Erastudio Gallery (Dubai)
  • 2013: Design Days Dubai, Industry Gallery (Dubai)
  • 2013: Out of Hand: Materializing the Postdigital, Ray Sofa / Permanent Collection - Museum of Arts and Design (New York City)
  • 2014: Ri-conoscere Michelangelo (Gallera Accademia, Florence)

Solo shows

  • 2009: Myths and Rhythms from the new millennium (Emmeotto Gallery in Rome, GMT+7, Art & Design Gallery in Brussels, Belgium, and the MARS, Center for Contemporary Art in Moscow)
  • 2009: Victory over the Sun (Caraffa Museum in Córdoba, Argentina)
  • 2010: NATURE / DATA (Industry Gallery, Washington DC)
  • 2011: GATE 150 (Caraffa Museum in Cordoba, and the MuBE Museum in Sao Paulo, Brazil)
  • 2011: Saracino's Recent Works (Italian Pavilion in the World at the 54th Venice Biennale)
  • 2011: Antonio Pio Saracino: Unitas Multiplex, a new world (Galleria LipanjePuntin in Trieste, Italy)
  • 2012: Second Nature (Bosi Contemporary Gallery in New York City)
  • 2012: Nature and Design (Pacific Design Center in Los Angeles)
  • 2012: The Globe installation (IIC in Los Angeles)
  • 2012: The Arches of Hopes, installation (Out Hotel and Times Square, New York City)
  • 2013: The City Within, Bloomingdales, Dubai Mall (Dubai)
  • 2013: The Guardians: Hero and Superhero, Three Bryant Park, New York City (permanent installation)
  • 2013: The Guardians: Hero and Superhero, documentary projection, Times Square New York City

See also

References

  1. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s Official About
  2. ^ a b http://www.vogue.it/en/people-are-talking-about/art-photo-design/2010/08/antonio-pio-saracino#sthash.DFfwU4Yy.dpuf
  3. ^ a b c Thekkepat, Shiva Kumar (May 27, 2013). "Antonio Pio Saracino on his career and dreams". Gulf News. Retrieved 2013-10-22.
  4. ^ "Publications". SiteEnviroDesign. May 2005. Retrieved 2013-10-25.
  5. ^ a b c d e f g h i Turner, Jonathan (June 25, 2011). "Award-winning Renaissance Man Opens Brilliant Show in Italy". DailyKos. Retrieved 2013-10-25.
  6. ^ a b c d e f g Vincenti, Lisa (March 2011). "Exhibitions NYC. Antion Pio Saracino: Second Nature. Bosi Contemporary Gallery". Curated Object. Retrieved 2013-10-22.
  7. ^ a b c d Denman, Selina (April 5, 2013). "Award-winning designer Antonio Pio Saracino makes Dubai debut". The National. Retrieved 2013-10-25.
  8. ^ Centrale Art: Agorafolly
  9. ^ a b Dwell: Industry Gallery
  10. ^ Art Daily: Nature/Data
  11. ^ a b Benelli, Staisey (May 22, 2011). "The Ecstatic Design of Antonio Pio Saracino". GanzoMag. Retrieved 2013-10-22.
  12. ^ http://mube.art.br/expos/gate-150-antonio-pio-saracino/
  13. ^ a b Enizyme
  14. ^ Furuto, Alison (January 16, 2013). "Artist Antonio Pio Saracino & Salt 'N Pepa to Unveil Arches of Hope Installation". Arch Daily. Retrieved 2013-10-22.
  15. ^ a b Staying Alive Foundation: Arches of Hope
  16. ^ a b Cite error: The named reference curatedobject.us was invoked but never defined (see the help page).
  17. ^ a b The National: Award-winning designer Antonio Pio Saracino Makes Dubai Debut
  18. ^ a b c Pogrebin, Robin (November 5, 2013). "New Italian Sculptures Will Have a Park View". New York Times. Retrieved 2014-02-20.
  19. ^ a b Simon, Lizzie (November 26, 2013). "The Heroes of Bryant Park". Wall Street Journal. Retrieved 2014-02-20.
  20. ^ "25 Trendsetters". ARTnews. September 2007. Retrieved 2013-10-22.
  21. ^ http://legacy.interiordesign.net/article/567442-On_Top_of_TriBeCa_Penthouse_by_Steve_E_Blatz.php/
  22. ^ http://chi-athenaeum.org/archawards/2007/index.html
  23. ^ a b c http://www.lanciatrendvisions.com/en/article/interview-with-antonio-pio-saracino
  24. ^ http://www.wallpaper.com/directory/416
  25. ^ http://www.artribune.com/2013/11/i-magnifici-9-new-york-nove-studio-visit-italiani/
  26. ^ http://www.iiclosangeles.esteri.it/IIC_LosAngeles/webform/SchedaEvento.aspx?id=564
  27. ^ a b Cite error: The named reference designboom.com was invoked but never defined (see the help page).
  28. ^ Cite error: The named reference frameweb.com was invoked but never defined (see the help page).
  29. ^ a b http://nyc.robbreport.com/article/artist-know-antonio-pio-saracino
  30. ^ http://www.museidicarta.it/saracino_1_eng.php
  31. ^ a b http://adtoday.it/stella-del-design/
  32. ^ http://www.designmena.com/thoughts/antonio-pio-saracino-unveils-deer-chair
  33. ^ "Antonio Pio Saracino at Design Days Dubai 2013". Design Boom. April 5, 2013. Retrieved 2013-10-25.
  34. ^ Cite error: The named reference powerhousemuseum.com was invoked but never defined (see the help page).
  35. ^ Cite error: The named reference brooklynmuseum.org was invoked but never defined (see the help page).
  36. ^ Suqi, Rima (September 29, 2011). "Mondo Collection in the Flatiron District". The New York Times. Retrieved 2013-10-22.
  37. ^ http://justintimberlake.com/tag/antonio-pio-saracino/
Wikimedia Commons has media related to Antonio Pio Saracino.

Template:Persondata

Retrieved from "https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Antonio_Pio_Saracino&oldid=600445889"