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Event: Fragiles: Porcelain, Glass & Ceramics‏

Fragiles the eclectic collection of contemporary porcelain, ceramic and glass design and artwork will be displaying its collection for the first time in the Middle East at the Al-Sabah Art & Design Gallery in Kuwait on Saturday 13th June 2009.

Fragiles is a sales exhibition that presents over two hundred objects that expand and challenge our notion of these classical materials and traditions. From experimental and avant-garde to evocative retro-inspired reinterpretations, these cutting-edge examples indicate how visual culture and high tech production processes are influencing and reshaping this delicate territory in pioneering ways.

Fragiles at the Al-Sabah Art & Design Gallery has been designed to occupy the new gallery space and introduces several new works by artists not shown in the previous exhibitions. The spectrum and quality of these innovative projects shows a current generation of designers and artists just how relevant and challenging working with these traditional materials can be.

Al-Sabah Art & Design Gallery is located next to The Corniche Club on the Arabian Gulf Road.
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i love souk said…
an interview with majed al sabah about this event the fragiles !

i was going to download it , but its blocked by the copy right !


here is the likn

Sheikh Majed Al-Sabah
Interview Feature

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http://www.gestalten.com/news/detail?id=2717



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its better to show this vedio in the youtube



god bless you majed al sabah
02 June, 2009
alsabahcollection said…
http://www.gestalten.com/news/detail?id=2717
02 June, 2009
villa moda said…
for the picture of the fragiles event click here

http://www.gestalten.com/fragiles/
02 June, 2009
مقابلة مع ماجد الصباح said…
http://www.gestalten.com/fragiles/Movies/
02 June, 2009
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