Showing posts with label palms springs modernism. Show all posts
Showing posts with label palms springs modernism. Show all posts

Saturday, February 26, 2011

Palm Springs Modernism Week Part 8

I hope all you pretty Modernista's had a wonderful time at the 2011 Palm Springs Modernism Week
image via (google.com)
Sunday February 27th Schedule 

Vintage Travel Trailer Show, In Partnership with 




The 2011 Vintage Travel Trailer Show will feature a wide variety of Vintage Travel Trailers from the 40s, 50s & 60’s, & 70s. On Sunday Feb. 27, there will be Interior Trailer Tours, with trailer owners on hand to share stories and answer questions about their trailer restorations and travels. The show will also feature a variety of fun Trailer related book and gift vendors, as well as food and beverage booths. View slides from 2010!

Cost: $15 at show entry
When: 9 am - 1 pm
Where:Riviera Resort & Spa, 1600 North Indian Canyon Dr., Palm Springs, CA 92262


Photo credit: Courtesy of Christy Eugenis




Just Fabulous Tiki Party Featuring Artist Nat Reed


Featuring a new collection of Googie Art from artist Nat Reed.

Cost: Free
When:
 1 pm - 3 pm
Where: just fabulous, 515 N. Palm Canyon Dr., Palm Springs, CA, 92262

Saturday, February 19, 2011

Palm Springs Modernism Week Part 3


Unlike O.C. and L.A. Palm Springs is Sunny and hosting Modernism week. Give it a go. 
Sunday February 20th Schedule of events. 

Design Lecture Series: Collecting Design
Journalist and critic Mayer Rus moderates a wide-ranging discussion on the fundamentals of building a substantial design collection, from education and connoisseurship to sourcing and market trends. Panelists include Mitchell Wolfson, Jr., Modern Decorative Arts Showmandizer of Miami, decorative arts dealer Mark McDonald of Hudson, New York; and collectors Kirk Brown and Jill Wiltse of Denver.

Cost: $10 - unlimited seating available
When: 
10:30 am
Where: 
Riviera Palm Springs,1600 North Indian Canyon Dr., Palm Springs, CA 92262

11th Annual Palm Springs Modernism Show
This annual gathering of avid modernism collectors and dealers draws
thousands of people from around the country and from far flung locations around the globe. Produced by Dolphin Promotions (more show info here), this is among the biggest and most successful modernism shows anywhere with a vast collection of stellar modernist furniture, art, jewelry, ceramics, vintage clothing, lighting, posters, paintings and more.

Cost: Weekend admission $15
When: 
11 am - 5 pm
Where:
 Palm Springs Convention Center
, 277 N Avenida Caballeros,
Palm Springs, CA 92262



Interior Design Home Tour
Begin this exceptional tour at the Burkhart/Hudson residence in Old Las Palmas (pictured). The tour will showcase the interior design of Luis Ortega, Brandon Hoskins, Bill Stewart, Jay Jones and even the late, great, Arthur Elrod. Architectural masterpieces by E. Stewart Williams, Donald Wexler, Palmer & Krisel and Charles Dubois are featured.

Cost: This tour is sold out
When: 1 - 5 pm
Where: Paid ticket holders will be notified

The Architecture and Design Film Series in Partnership with Design Onscreen: 
William Krisel, Architect
Over the course of his sixty-year career, architect William Krisel brought modernism to the masses, designing more than 40,000 individual housing units across the U.S. “I’m a firm believer that good modern design can make your life happier, more productive and more enjoyable,” says Krisel. The film (2010, Director Jake Gorst, 85 minutes) will be followed by an exclusive DVD release party with William Krisel in person and available for autographs at 4:00 pm.

Visit Design Onscreen, a non-profit foundation dedicated to producing, distributing and preserving high-quality films on architecture and design.

Cost: $10 - unlimited seating available
When: 2:30 pm
Where: Riviera Palm Springs, 1600 North Indian Canyon Dr., Palm Springs, CA 92262

The Architecture and Design Film Series in Partnership with Design Onscreen:
 The Designs of Lucienne & Robin Day
Robin and Lucienne Day, one of England's most glamorous couples, transformed British design after World War II. His elegant furniture and her striking textiles signaled a new era of modernist designs for everyday living. Robin's stacking polypropylene chair endures as an icon and today even graces a Royal Mail postage stamp. Lucienne's abstract textile designs brought accessible elegance into the homes of postwar British consumers. Executive Producers Kirk Brown & Jill Wiltse in-person for Q&A after the film! Vimeo trailer here.

Visit Design Onscreen, a non-profit foundation dedicated to producing, distributing and preserving high-quality films on architecture and design.

Cost: $10 - unlimited seating available
When: 7:30 pm
Where: Riviera Palm Springs, 1600 North Indian Canyon Dr., Palm Springs, CA 92262