Reiko takeda (15 risultati)

Hardcover. Condizione: new. Hardcover. Metallic gauzes, feathery organzas and shimmering silks: an ode to the lush and experimental textiles of Reiko SudoPublished with Los Angeles County Museum of Art.Since joining NUNO (fabric in Japanese) in 1984 and becoming the firms creative director in 1987, Reiko Sudo has pioneered innovative fabrics that merge tradition with technology, and handcraft with experimentation. Textile Alchemy accompanies the largest presentation of Sudos textiles in the United States and showcases approximately 100 fabrics alongside sketches and prototypes that immerse visitors in NUNOs shifting textures and inventive surfacesfrom rust-dyed rayons and feathers encased in silk organzas to chrome-plated fabrics and upcycled plant-fiber weaves. This richly illustrated publication explores Sudo's career through essays examining her design philosophy, NUNOs place in contemporary Japanese culture and the groundbreaking technical innovations behind the firms renowned textiles. Featuring striking photography of both finished textiles and fabrication processes, the catalog offers an intimate encounter with works that have redefined the possibilities of fabric designincluding Sudos bespoke sputtered-metal curtains for LACMAs new David Geffen Galleries. A special edition with Swiss-binding and a gatefold featuring four NUNO fabric swatches is also available.Reiko Sudo was born in 1953 in Ishioka and studied textile production at Musashino Art University. She has been central to NUNO since its founding by Junichi Arai and continues to work as its creative director. She serves on the Design Advisory Board of Muji and is professor emeritus at Tokyo Zokei University. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

Hardback. Condizione: New. Metallic gauzes, feathery organzas and shimmering silks: an ode to the lush and experimental textiles of Reiko SudoPublished with Los Angeles County Museum of Art.Since joining NUNO ("fabric" in Japanese) in 1984 and becoming the firm's creative director in 1987, Reiko Sudo has pioneered innovative fabrics that merge tradition with technology, and handcraft with experimentation. Textile Alchemy accompanies the largest presentation of Sudo's textiles in the United States and showcases approximately 100 fabrics alongside sketches and prototypes that immerse visitors in NUNO's shifting textures and inventive surfaces-from rust-dyed rayons and feathers encased in silk organzas to chrome-plated fabrics and upcycled plant-fiber weaves. This richly illustrated publication explores Sudo's career through essays examining her design philosophy, NUNO's place in contemporary Japanese culture and the groundbreaking technical innovations behind the firm's renowned textiles. Featuring striking photography of both finished textiles and fabrication processes, the catalog offers an intimate encounter with works that have redefined the possibilities of fabric design-including Sudo's bespoke sputtered-metal curtains for LACMA's new David Geffen Galleries. A special edition with Swiss-binding and a gatefold featuring four NUNO fabric swatches is also available.Reiko Sudo was born in 1953 in Ishioka and studied textile production at Musashino Art University. She has been central to NUNO since its founding by Jun'ichi Arai and continues to work as its creative director. She serves on the Design Advisory Board of Muji and is professor emeritus at Tokyo Zokei University.…

Hardcover. Condizione: Brand New. 176 pages. 9.00x2.00x11.25 inches. In Stock.

Hardcover. Condizione: new. Hardcover. Metallic gauzes, feathery organzas and shimmering silks: an ode to the lush and experimental textiles of Reiko SudoPublished with Los Angeles County Museum of Art.Since joining NUNO (fabric in Japanese) in 1984 and becoming the firms creative director in 1987, Reiko Sudo has pioneered innovative fabrics that merge tradition with technology, and handcraft with experimentation. Textile Alchemy accompanies the largest presentation of Sudos textiles in the United States and showcases approximately 100 fabrics alongside sketches and prototypes that immerse visitors in NUNOs shifting textures and inventive surfacesfrom rust-dyed rayons and feathers encased in silk organzas to chrome-plated fabrics and upcycled plant-fiber weaves. This richly illustrated publication explores Sudo's career through essays examining her design philosophy, NUNOs place in contemporary Japanese culture and the groundbreaking technical innovations behind the firms renowned textiles. Featuring striking photography of both finished textiles and fabrication processes, the catalog offers an intimate encounter with works that have redefined the possibilities of fabric designincluding Sudos bespoke sputtered-metal curtains for LACMAs new David Geffen Galleries. This special edition is Swiss-bound with a gatefold featuring four NUNO fabric swatches. An affordable trade edition without swatches is also available.Reiko Sudo was born in 1953 in Ishioka and studied textile production at Musashino Art University. She has been central to NUNO since its founding by Junichi Arai and continues to work as its creative director. She serves on the Design Advisory Board of Muji and is Professor Emeritus at Tokyo Zokei University. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

Hardback. Condizione: New. Metallic gauzes, feathery organzas and shimmering silks: an ode to the lush and experimental textiles of Reiko SudoPublished with Los Angeles County Museum of Art.Since joining NUNO ("fabric" in Japanese) in 1984 and becoming the firm's creative director in 1987, Reiko Sudo has pioneered innovative fabrics that merge tradition with technology, and handcraft with experimentation. Textile Alchemy accompanies the largest presentation of Sudo's textiles in the United States and showcases approximately 100 fabrics alongside sketches and prototypes that immerse visitors in NUNO's shifting textures and inventive surfaces-from rust-dyed rayons and feathers encased in silk organzas to chrome-plated fabrics and upcycled plant-fiber weaves. This richly illustrated publication explores Sudo's career through essays examining her design philosophy, NUNO's place in contemporary Japanese culture and the groundbreaking technical innovations behind the firm's renowned textiles. Featuring striking photography of both finished textiles and fabrication processes, the catalog offers an intimate encounter with works that have redefined the possibilities of fabric design-including Sudo's bespoke sputtered-metal curtains for LACMA's new David Geffen Galleries. This special edition is Swiss-bound with a gatefold featuring four NUNO fabric swatches. An affordable trade edition without swatches is also available.Reiko Sudo was born in 1953 in Ishioka and studied textile production at Musashino Art University. She has been central to NUNO since its founding by Jun'ichi Arai and continues to work as its creative director. She serves on the Design Advisory Board of Muji and is Professor Emeritus at Tokyo Zokei University.…

Tankobon Hardcover. Condizione: Brand New. Japanese language. 7.40x5.12x1.10 inches. In Stock.

Hardcover. Condizione: Brand New. 176 pages. 9.00x2.00x11.25 inches. In Stock.

Paperback. Condizione: Good. 2009 Rodopi paperback edition. Some reading wear else good condition. Contents: 1. Why 'Text Happens' Won't Do for Fulke Greville (or Anyone Else) by John Gouws; 2. Editorial Scholarship and Literary Studies: Reflections on their Relationship from a German Perspective by Rudiger Nutt-Kofoth; 3. Genetic Editing and Beckett's Multiple Intentions by Dirk Van Hulle; 4. Coleridge and Yeats: The Romantic Voice by J.C.C. Mays; 5. More than Mise-en-Page: Book Design and German Editing by Bodo Plachta; 6. Towards a Scholarly Edition of Samuel Beckett's Watt by Chris Ackerley; 7. Editing the Child Ballads: Agency, Intention, and the Problem of Version by David Atkinson; 8. A Discussion about Textual Eugenics: Still Searching for the Perfect Mahabharata? by Wendy J. Phillips-Rodriguez; 9. How a Poem Became a Book of Poetry: Conflict of Folkloristic, Literary, and Linguistic Approaches in the Publications of a Nineteenth-Century Classic of Lithuanian Literature by Paulius V. Subacius; 10. The Impossible Task of Editing a Ninth-Century Commentary: The Case of Martianus Capella by Mariken Teeuwen; 11. Beckett Publishing / Publishing Beckett in the 1930s by Mark Nixon; 12. Masterworks and Merchandise: Showing off the Goods of Middlemarch by Simon Frost; 13. Discourse analysis and book history: Literary indexing as social dialogue by Susan Kovacs; 14. On the Study of Everyday Writings: Portuguese Letters from the Seventeenth to the Nineteenth Century by Rita Marquilhas; 15. Forms of Crossing: Book and margin in the work of Guimaraes Rosa by Clara Rowland; 16. Simon Eliot and Jonathan Rose, eds. A Companion to the History of the Book by Peter Garside; 17. Lou Burnard, Katherine O'Brien O'Keeffe and John Unsworth, eds. Electronic Textual Editing by Jan Broadway; 18. Caroline Mace, Philippe Baret, Andrea Bozzi, Laura Cignoni, eds. The Evolution of Texts: Confronting Stemmatological and Genetical Methods by Tuomas Heikkila; 19. Alexandra Gillespie. Print Culture and the Medieval Author: Chaucer, Lydgate, and their Books 1473-1557 by Reiko Takeda; 20. Klara Vanek. 'Ars corrigendi' in der fruhen Neuzeit: Studien zur Geschichte der Textkritik by John L. Flood; 21. Luca Crispi and Sam Slote, eds. How Joyce Wrote Finnegans Wake: A Chapter-by-Chapter Genetic Guide by Christine Lees; 22. Genesis: Revue internationale de critique genetique 28 by Scarlett Baron; 23. Andrei Mikhailov and Daniel Ferrer, eds. La textologie russe: Anthologie by Geert Lernout.…

Hardcover. Condizione: Brand New. 176 pages. 9.00x2.00x11.25 inches. In Stock.

Hardcover. Condizione: Brand New. 176 pages. 9.00x2.00x11.25 inches. In Stock.

Hardback. Condizione: New. Metallic gauzes, feathery organzas and shimmering silks: an ode to the lush and experimental textiles of Reiko SudoPublished with Los Angeles County Museum of Art.Since joining NUNO ("fabric" in Japanese) in 1984 and becoming the firm's creative director in 1987, Reiko Sudo has pioneered innovative fabrics that merge tradition with technology, and handcraft with experimentation. Textile Alchemy accompanies the largest presentation of Sudo's textiles in the United States and showcases approximately 100 fabrics alongside sketches and prototypes that immerse visitors in NUNO's shifting textures and inventive surfaces-from rust-dyed rayons and feathers encased in silk organzas to chrome-plated fabrics and upcycled plant-fiber weaves. This richly illustrated publication explores Sudo's career through essays examining her design philosophy, NUNO's place in contemporary Japanese culture and the groundbreaking technical innovations behind the firm's renowned textiles. Featuring striking photography of both finished textiles and fabrication processes, the catalog offers an intimate encounter with works that have redefined the possibilities of fabric design-including Sudo's bespoke sputtered-metal curtains for LACMA's new David Geffen Galleries. A special edition with Swiss-binding and a gatefold featuring four NUNO fabric swatches is also available.Reiko Sudo was born in 1953 in Ishioka and studied textile production at Musashino Art University. She has been central to NUNO since its founding by Jun'ichi Arai and continues to work as its creative director. She serves on the Design Advisory Board of Muji and is professor emeritus at Tokyo Zokei University.…

Hardback. Condizione: New. Metallic gauzes, feathery organzas and shimmering silks: an ode to the lush and experimental textiles of Reiko SudoPublished with Los Angeles County Museum of Art.Since joining NUNO ("fabric" in Japanese) in 1984 and becoming the firm's creative director in 1987, Reiko Sudo has pioneered innovative fabrics that merge tradition with technology, and handcraft with experimentation. Textile Alchemy accompanies the largest presentation of Sudo's textiles in the United States and showcases approximately 100 fabrics alongside sketches and prototypes that immerse visitors in NUNO's shifting textures and inventive surfaces-from rust-dyed rayons and feathers encased in silk organzas to chrome-plated fabrics and upcycled plant-fiber weaves. This richly illustrated publication explores Sudo's career through essays examining her design philosophy, NUNO's place in contemporary Japanese culture and the groundbreaking technical innovations behind the firm's renowned textiles. Featuring striking photography of both finished textiles and fabrication processes, the catalog offers an intimate encounter with works that have redefined the possibilities of fabric design-including Sudo's bespoke sputtered-metal curtains for LACMA's new David Geffen Galleries. This special edition is Swiss-bound with a gatefold featuring four NUNO fabric swatches. An affordable trade edition without swatches is also available.Reiko Sudo was born in 1953 in Ishioka and studied textile production at Musashino Art University. She has been central to NUNO since its founding by Jun'ichi Arai and continues to work as its creative director. She serves on the Design Advisory Board of Muji and is Professor Emeritus at Tokyo Zokei University.…

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Hardcover. Condizione: new. Hardcover. Metallic gauzes, feathery organzas and shimmering silks: an ode to the lush and experimental textiles of Reiko SudoPublished with Los Angeles County Museum of Art.Since joining NUNO (fabric in Japanese) in 1984 and becoming the firms creative director in 1987, Reiko Sudo has pioneered innovative fabrics that merge tradition with technology, and handcraft with experimentation. Textile Alchemy accompanies the largest presentation of Sudos textiles in the United States and showcases approximately 100 fabrics alongside sketches and prototypes that immerse visitors in NUNOs shifting textures and inventive surfacesfrom rust-dyed rayons and feathers encased in silk organzas to chrome-plated fabrics and upcycled plant-fiber weaves. This richly illustrated publication explores Sudo's career through essays examining her design philosophy, NUNOs place in contemporary Japanese culture and the groundbreaking technical innovations behind the firms renowned textiles. Featuring striking photography of both finished textiles and fabrication processes, the catalog offers an intimate encounter with works that have redefined the possibilities of fabric designincluding Sudos bespoke sputtered-metal curtains for LACMAs new David Geffen Galleries. A special edition with Swiss-binding and a gatefold featuring four NUNO fabric swatches is also available.Reiko Sudo was born in 1953 in Ishioka and studied textile production at Musashino Art University. She has been central to NUNO since its founding by Junichi Arai and continues to work as its creative director. She serves on the Design Advisory Board of Muji and is professor emeritus at Tokyo Zokei University. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …

Hardcover. Condizione: new. Hardcover. Metallic gauzes, feathery organzas and shimmering silks: an ode to the lush and experimental textiles of Reiko SudoPublished with Los Angeles County Museum of Art.Since joining NUNO (fabric in Japanese) in 1984 and becoming the firms creative director in 1987, Reiko Sudo has pioneered innovative fabrics that merge tradition with technology, and handcraft with experimentation. Textile Alchemy accompanies the largest presentation of Sudos textiles in the United States and showcases approximately 100 fabrics alongside sketches and prototypes that immerse visitors in NUNOs shifting textures and inventive surfacesfrom rust-dyed rayons and feathers encased in silk organzas to chrome-plated fabrics and upcycled plant-fiber weaves. This richly illustrated publication explores Sudo's career through essays examining her design philosophy, NUNOs place in contemporary Japanese culture and the groundbreaking technical innovations behind the firms renowned textiles. Featuring striking photography of both finished textiles and fabrication processes, the catalog offers an intimate encounter with works that have redefined the possibilities of fabric designincluding Sudos bespoke sputtered-metal curtains for LACMAs new David Geffen Galleries. This special edition is Swiss-bound with a gatefold featuring four NUNO fabric swatches. An affordable trade edition without swatches is also available.Reiko Sudo was born in 1953 in Ishioka and studied textile production at Musashino Art University. She has been central to NUNO since its founding by Junichi Arai and continues to work as its creative director. She serves on the Design Advisory Board of Muji and is Professor Emeritus at Tokyo Zokei University. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …