The Awesomeness of Charles and Ray

Joel Meyerowitz (b. 1938), New Year’s Eve, NYC, 1965 (printed 1999). Gelatin silver print. Whitney Museum of American Art, New York; Gift of Ronald B. and Susan N. Milch. © Joel Meyerowitz, Courtesy Howard Greenberg Gallery

Charles Eames (via tozozozo-x)

Charles and Ray Eames at home in Los Angeles, 1949. 

http://www.breedlondon.com/matt-blease-in-conversation-with-catherine-ince/

via    The Guardian.

Here is my Presentation about my Research Methodsin relation to my Project about The World of Charles and Ray Eames!

Vintage 1951 Herman Miller Eames Furniture brochure, by Matte Stephens

The world of Charles and Ray Eames exhibition at the Barbican. Not to be missed! http://ift.tt/1UX3ajp

Interesting to see one approach to a design process, how design works and ideas undergo a transformation to work within different forms/contexts. In relation to the essay, I can further look at Julius Shulman and his photographs as a whole and then focus in on the sense of place / the way space is represented in his photographs of the spaces designed by Charles and Ray Eames and others

a famosa cadeira de charles e ray eames reimaginada por 51 artistas e designers para um leilão de caridade da francesa la source. na ordem: christian louboutin, philippe starck, india mahdavi, régis r, odile deck, edouard françois, inga sempe

The brilliance of Charles and Ray Eames and their multi screen presentation technique