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Dejana Kabiljo: Telephonetable SCRIBOman

Dejana Kabiljo: Telephonetable SCRIBOman

Vienna, 2001. Paper (red), acrylic glass H 3335 / taken over from the Design Inventory (formerly DS 52), donation Dejana Kabiljo. A SCRIBOMAN telephone table from the 2001 0-Series was accessioned to the Furniture and Woodwork Collection.
DesignShowcases©

DesignShowcases©

Invitation Cards for the Exhibition Series
Martin Mostböck: Chair Garcia

Martin Mostböck: Chair Garcia

Manufacture: Braun Lockenhaus, Hammerteich, Austria, 2001, H 3552 / taken over from the design inventory ( formerly DS 75), donation Martin Mostböck. Martin Mostböck further developed his chair model Garcia specifically for the MAK .  The MAK Design Shop has produced a small numbered series together with the company Braun Lockenhaus. Signed by the artist.
Thomas Feichtner: Axiome Chair

Thomas Feichtner: Axiome Chair

Linz, 2005. Manufacture: Designwerkstätte Schatzl, Linz, Austria. The Axiome Chair was presented in the course of the exhibition series DesignShowcases©. Its prototype was accessioned to the MAK Furniture and Woodwork Collection.
EOOS. The Cooked Kitchen

EOOS. The Cooked Kitchen

MAK Design Space, 2008, view of the exhibition. EOOS, the internationally known design office, has redefined the kitchen cosmos with 40 kitchen utensils. EOOS designed the  Kitchen Work Cabinet for Helmut Österreicher on the basis of a selection of utensils by Helmut Österreicher. Its prototype was accessioned to the Design Collection.
EOOS: The Cooked Kitchen

EOOS: The Cooked Kitchen

MAK Design Space, 2008. Tool Cabinet from Austria, Werkzeugkatalog Weiss & Sohn [Tool catalogue], Vienna, 1861. A traditional tool cabinet provided the impulse for the EOOS-designed Kitchen Work Cabinet for Helmut Österreicher, which was accessioned to the MAK Design Collection.
Heidi Altimonti: Trendbüro. Drawing Trends for Fashion

Heidi Altimonti: Trendbüro. Drawing Trends for Fashion

MAK Design Space, 2001. Fangowalk. Trendcollage for the Italian fashion industry, 2002. The collage of trends is from Walking Fashion. Four trend books for the Italian fashion industry were accessioned to the MAK Library and Works on Paper Collection.
DIP Web Portal

DIP Web Portal

Heidi Altimonti: Trendbüro. Drawing Trends for Fashion

Heidi Altimonti: Trendbüro. Drawing Trends for Fashion

MAK Design Space, 2001. View of the exhibition
DIP Web Portal

DIP Web Portal

Dejana Kabiljo, SCRIBOmania 01-03

Dejana Kabiljo, SCRIBOmania 01-03

MAK Design Space, 2003. View of the exhibition
DIP Web Portal

DIP Web Portal

Clemens Fürtler, Art in Architecture

Clemens Fürtler, Art in Architecture

Glass facade for the entrance hall of the Landesklinikum Waidhofen/Ybbs, 2013


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Collection Design-Info-Pool

The MAK Design Info Pool (dip) was a virtual collection and presentation platform for 20th and 21st century Austrian design, which covered all aspects of craft-centered, industrial, or artistic design production in Austria. To give a comprehensive picture of Austrian design production and its exponents, the pool included renowned and present-day design positions as well as the MAK-specific crossing of design, architecture, and art. Another goal of the documentation work is to invite experts on different design epochs as commentators to analyze and evaluate definite key works of Austrian design from the collection from the end of the Wiener Werkstätte in 1932 until 2014.

Access to the MAK Design Info Pool may be granted for academic research purposes subject to prior registration.
 

Contact: Marlies Wirth, Curator Digital Culture and Design Collection, marlies.wirth@MAK.at

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