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MAK on display in Wien Mitte - The Mall

MAK on display in Wien Mitte - The Mall

Patrick Rampelotto

Patrick Rampelotto

Josephine, 2013
Day bed
Manufacturer: Quinze & Milan, Belgium
Material: QM FOAM™ (polyurethane foam)
Adolf Loos (1870–1933)

Adolf Loos (1870–1933)

Design for Josephine Baker House
Paris, 1927 (unrealized)
Albertina Vienna
Photo by Martin Gerlach jun., 1930
Photo © Albertina
Wallpaper: Susi von Hasen

Wallpaper: Susi von Hasen

2013
Josephine Baker

Josephine Baker

in her famous banana costume at the Folies Bergère
Paris, 1926/27
Adolf Loos

Adolf Loos

founded his own magazine: „Das Andere – Ein Blatt zur Einführung abendländischer Kultur in Österreich“ -
MAK on display in Wien Mitte - The Mall

MAK on display in Wien Mitte - The Mall

October 2013
MAK on display in Wien Mitte - The Mall

MAK on display in Wien Mitte - The Mall

October 2013
MAK on display in Wien Mitte - The Mall

MAK on display in Wien Mitte - The Mall

October 2013
MAK on display in Wien Mitte - The Mall

MAK on display in Wien Mitte - The Mall

October 2013
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VIENNA 1900 inspires

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Patrick Rampelotto - Josephine, 2013

Inspired by the new installation of the MAK Permanent Collection VIENNA 1900. Design / Arts and Crafts 1890–1938, the designer Patrick Rampelotto has created a piece of furniture evoking Adolf Loos’s well-known but never realized design of a villa with black-and-white striped marble façade for the “scandalous” Josephine Baker. For her dance performances in her scanty banana outfit Baker had been acclaimed since 1926 in the Folies Bergère in Paris as “the Black Venus”; but in Vienna her solo appearance planned for the Ronacher Theater was cancelled at short notice; eventually she was banned from appearing on stage in Vienna and several other European cities. Adolf Loos and his contemporaries saw the opposing polarities of Modernism united in the controversial persona of the American dancer; with her attitude she symbolized contemporary America with elements of the cosmopolitan, the savage, and of art.
 
With the intervention Patrick Rampelotto: Josephine curated by Marlies Wirth and on show starting Tuesday, 1 October 2013, a designer is taking the stage for the second time in “MAK on Display” in Wien Mitte – The Mall. The curtain went up first on Marco Dessí with his interpretation of a salon cabinet by Dagobert Peche (1913).

Curator Marlies Wirth


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