Italianality, New Australian Pavilion Installation
Premier
Italian Masterpieces
from the July 2014 issue
www.italianicious.com.au
In celebration of Italian Masterpieces, renowned Melbourne restaurateur and patron of the arts, Ronnie Di Stasio, has installed a larger than life representation of an artwork being featured at this exhibition in one of his iconic venues, Bar Di Stasio.
Ronnie has chosen to display a print of an artwork titled Martyrdom of Saint Lawrence by Spanish artist Jusepe de Ribera, who had spent time living and working in Italy. Owned by NGV, the original oil on canvas was completed between 1620 and 1624, and measures over 2 metres wide.
Process
Renaissance Dinner
Winner (Pre-professional)
SPF15+
This Pavilion contains many pavilions. It remembers the history of pavilions as an avenue for the new and grand. It celebrates humble structures that can house the beginnings of incredible ideas. It appreciates its role as a facilitator of all things creative, provocative and bravura.
Finalists
PROFESSIONAL
001 Denton Corker Marshall, Australia
008 Davide Marchetti, Italy
029 O’Connor + Houle Architecture, Australia
033 McBride Charles Ryan, Australia
048 Ashton Raggatt McDougall, Australia
061 Carr Architecture, Australia
PRE-PROFESSIONAL
1013 Daniel Gibbs, Australia
1014 Loïc Fumeaux & Amélie Poncety, Australia
1043 Nicholas Braun, Australia
1046 Heeyoung Lee & Sukho Jang, USA
1047 SPF15+, Australia
Publication
A 256 page, full colour catalogue featuring all 56 shortlisted entries and finalists.
To place an order click the link below to download the order form and either fax/post the form to Cafe Di Stasio:
Exhibition
New Australian Pavilion
Di Stasio Ideas Competition
28 June – 3 August 2008
Heide Museum of Modern Art
7 Templestowe Road, Bulleen
For more information visit:
www.heide.com.au
Top Talent Edged Out
GLENN Murcutt, Australia’s most internationally recognised architect, famous for the expression ”touching the ground lightly”, won’t be able to get his hands near the competition to design a new Australian Pavilion in Venice.