Data Curation - Museum of Art Seoul

Data Curation

Data Curation

Beginning May 23 and continuing until August 18, the AI.MGX stool by Assa Ashuach will be on display in Korea at the Seoul National University Museum of Art (MoA) as part of their “Data Curation” exhibition.

Focusing on data, its collection and interpretation, and the stories it can tell, this exhibition will showcase the works of 20 leading artists, designers, and architects from around the world.

The AI.MGX stool is the first product designed using a combination of 3D tools and artificial intelligence. Produced via 3D Printing, it consists of a cosmetic skin and support structures which, thanks to an artificial intelligence DNA code, “grow” much like human bone, creating strength where needed.

Data Curation
May 23 to August 18
Seoul National University Museum of Art (MoA)
Seoul, Korea
For further details, please click here.

Layer by Layer - Fashion Space Gallery London

Layer by Layer, April 10 to May 18

Layer by Layer

Until May 18, the Melonia shoes, (designed by Naim Josefi, Souzan Youssouf and produced in collaboration with Materialise), together with the Biomimicry shoe, (designed by Marieka Ratsma and Kostika Spaho and printed by i.materialise), will be on display as part of the "Layer by Layer" exhibition at the Fashion Space Gallery in London. The first of a two part series exploring digital print in fashion, Layer by Layer focuses on 3D Printing and its developing role as a tool for design.

Layer by Layer
April 10 to May 18
Fashion Space Gallery
London
For further details, please visit: http://www.fashionspacegallery.com/future/

X Y Z Shaping Free Dimensions - CNCPT13 Gallery Amsterdam

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XYZ: Shaping Free Dimensions

.MGX is thrilled to announce that continuing until June 2, a number of .MGX pieces, including the award-winning Bloom lamp by Patrick Jouin, will be on display in Amsterdam at Gallery CNCPT13 as part of their "XYZ: Shaping Free Dimensions" exhibition. Focused on showcasing spectacular 3D printed designs and a world where the imagination has no boundaries, the exhibit also presents work by artist Eric van Straaten whose pieces were printed by i.materialise.

Also on display will be the: Black_Honey.MGX by Arik Levy; Gamete.MGX by Xavier Lust; Damned.MGX by Luc Merx; Lotus.MGX by Janne Kyttanen; Quin.MGX by Bathsheba Grossman; Julia.MGX by Peter Jansen; and the Metropolis_II.MGX by Jiri Evenhuis.

XYZ: Shaping Free Dimensions
April 6 to June 2
Gallery CNCPT13
Amsterdam
For further details, please visit: http://www.facebook.com/events/509725962396039/

3D Printer Experience

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Experience 3D Printing in Chicago like never before

Opening April 2nd, the first 3D Printing pop-up store in Chicago will offer visitors The 3D Printer Experience. Located in the Reid Murdoch Building in the heart of the Windy City, the store's aim is to increase awareness of 3D Printing in the general public and to see how the market responds. For anyone who ever wanted to know anything about 3D Printing, this is the place to be. Learn how 3D Printing impacts our lives; see pre-printed objects and a variety of 3D printers.

.MGX is excited to be involved in this fantastic initiative and will have items on display and for sale such as the Bloom table lamp, One_Shot.MGX stool and Forbidden_Fruit.MGX fruit bowl. We invite you to immerse yourself in this new interactive 3D printer experience.

.MGX at the Museum for Gestaltung Zürich

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In 3 Dimensions: Printing Objects

From February 6 until May 5, the Fractal.MGX table by WertelOberfell and the One_Shot.MGX stool by Patrick Jouin, will be on display in Zurich's Museum of Design as part of their "In 3 Dimensions: Printing Objects" exhibition. Focusing on how digital fabrication tools are revolutionizing the way we think, create and distribute 3D designs, the exhibition will also present 3D Printing machines in operation, and show the impact of this revolutionary technology on designers, architects, engineers, doctors and biologists.

Both the Fractal.MGX and the One_Shot.MGX are celebrated creations of modern design. They form part of the permanent collections of numerous museums internationally, including the Victoria & Albert Museum in London.

In 3 Dimensions: Printing Objects
February 6 to May 5, 2013
Museum für Gestaltung Zürich
For further details: www.museum-gestaltung.ch

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