2017 - Xerjoff Magazine

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Pompeii dialogues with the present

Published on December, 27th 2017

Pompeii’s remains dialogue with contemporary art in an exhibition at the Madre in Naples.

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The Rolling Stones On Air

Published on December, 22nd 2017

There are some people who think that the Rolling Stones are still the greatest rock and roll band on the planet and others who consider them as a group of sprightly elders who still have fun strumming their old hits on different stages around the world.

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Louvre Abu Dhabi, the place where cultures meet

Published on December, 15th 2017

After ten years of construction, the Louvre Abu Dhabi was recently inaugurated in the capital of the Emirates. Designed by Jean Nouvel, the museum is 97,000 sq meters in size, 6,400 of which are reserved to exhibitions.

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Björk’s sense of design

Published on December, 13th 2017

Singer, musician, director, music producer, Björk has thus extended her versatile creativity to design.

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Must read: Wanderlust – Hiking on Legendary Trails

Published on December, 11th 2017

“The earth is many planets that intersect only at moments,” said the American writer John Updike. And how to can we contradict him considering the diversity of ecosystems, topographies, cultures and histories that characterize the various parts of our planet.
A nice book by Gestalten entitled “Wanderlust - Hiking on Legendary Trails” is the witness of all this richness, which we unfortunately at times neglect or worse destroy.

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Must read: Jazz. New York in the Roaring Twenties

Published on December, 4th 2017

Jazz music was born in New Orleans, Louisiana and in the 1920’s it was in its heyday in New York

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Peter Lindbergh: Fashion Humanism

Published on December, 4th 2017

The pureness of his black and white pictures has decisively influenced the course of fashion photography since the early 1980’s. We are speaking of Peter Lindbergh to whom the Reggia di Venaria Reale in Turin (Piazza della Repubblica 4) dedicates, until February 4th, an exhibition entitled: “Peter Lindbergh".

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The Extraordinary Designer Couple

Published on December, 4th 2017

The Vitra Design Museum in Weil am Rhein/Basel (Charles- Eames-Straße 2), dedicates four exhibitions that will be open to visitors until February 25th, 2018 to Charles and Ray Eames, who are counted among the most important designers of the 20th century.

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Xerjoff’s scent in Turin

Published on November, 24th 2017

Xerjoff returns home. After opening various stores around the world (2 monobrand stores in London at Harrods one in 2014 and a second one last July, and in Dubai in 2010) it recently inaugurated a new flagship store in Turin, the city where everything started ten years ago

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Backstage with Almodovar

Published on November, 22nd 2017

In almost 40 years of career, Pedro Almodovar has sounded out in a surrealistic, ironic, but also dramatic way, the universes of desire, passion and identity.

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A Taste of Italy in Hong Kong

Published on November, 22nd 2017

With the opening of Spiga the great Italian culinary tradition is at home in Hong Kong.

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It’s time for revolution!

Published on November, 22nd 2017

“You say you want a Revolution" ? The years from 1966 to 1980 were overflowing with creativity resulting in significant changes in terms of custom, lifestyle and culture and whose effects can still be appreciated nowadays

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Must-attend event: The Grand Ball of La Venaria Reale

Published on November, 16th 2017

A major cultural charity event that will allow a selected number of young debutantes accompanied by Cadets of the Naval Academy in Livorno to live an unforgettable experience.

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Atlas Bar: Decò spirits

Published on October, 23rd 2017

If you like to sip a good cocktail in an elegant, refined place, characterized by an Art Deco architecture, the Atlas Bar is the place you belong in.

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Good design challenges time

Published on October, 23rd 2017

Nowadays design often loses track of the functional needs of an object, in favor of (at times) a useless aesthetic overload, which aims at provoking astonishment.

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Che Guevara.Tu Y todos

Published on October, 23rd 2017

Must- visit Exhibition: Che Guevara. Tu y todos
A man who gave his life for freedom and justice, a perfume that celebrates strong and self-conscious personalities

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Happy Birthday Dior!

Published on October, 23rd 2017

This year, the Maison Dior has celebrated its 70th anniversary and for the occasion, the Musée des Arts Décoratifs in Paris dedicates to the couturier a great retrospective entitled “Christian Dior, couturier du rêve”.

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Radical design on the table

Published on October, 23rd 2017

Among these is the special edition of a Centerpiece designed in 1990 for Alessi

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Bischof, tireless traveler

Published on October, 23rd 2017

The Tre Oci Gallery in Venice (Fondamenta Zitelle, 43) dedicates an exhibition to Werner Bischof (1916-1954), a Swiss photographer among the founders of the Magnum Agency together with Henri Cartier-Bresson and Robert Capa.

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Creative Kisses

Published on October, 10th 2017

More and more often Fashion and design interact

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A new museum for Gaudì

Published on September, 22nd 2017

Good news for the numerous admirers of the Spanish architect Antoni Gaudì (1852-1926), the greatest exponent of the Catalan modernism.

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Discovering the most authentic Cuba

Published on September, 21st 2017

"This island is the most beautiful land that human eyes have ever seen,"

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Venetian LaChapelle

Published on September, 19th 2017

The surreal, baroque and pop universe of the well-known American artist David LaChapelle, who made his debut as a photographer with the magazine Interview by Andy Warhol, will be on stage until September 10th at Casa dei Tre Oci di Venezia (Fondamenta delle Zitelle, 43 - Isola della Giudecca).

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