The Curated Object

Current Events. Exquisite Exhibitions: The Curated Object Guest Blogs for The Magazine Antiques.

   

 

 
 

 

It was an unanticipated and divine display of affection: We were thrilled when The Magazine Antiques asked The Curated Object's Joanne Molina to do a guest blog for the website. Of course, The Curated Object would also like to recognize the expertise of its senior editors JoAnn Greco and Cappi Williamson-- who never cease to amaze with their generosity. Still dazed, delighted and with bursting hearts we would like to extend our sincere thanks for their most humbling request. 

CURRENT & COMING  |  By Staff

October 7, 2009  |  As part of our recurring series of guest bloggers (see our earlier feature with Art Inconnu here) we are pleased to introduce Joanne Molina, editorial director of The Curated Object—a non-profit media project that promotes fine and decorative arts exhibitions worldwide. We asked Molina to share a "curated" list of current and upcoming exhibitions that aren't to be missed!.....

For the complete article please visit:  The Magazine Antiques

Kind Words. Feeding the Soul. The Curated Object on Nate Burgos' Design Feaster.

 

Oscar Wilde said, " A little sincerity is a dangerous thing, and a great deal of it is absolutely fatal." 

The Curated Object is going to take a risk and sincerely thank Nate Burgos for including an interview us on his Design Feaster Question(naire) project project. We are blushing and gushing a lot today!

http://designfeaster.blogspot.com/2009/06/bloggers-questionnaire-joanne-molina-of.html

And of course, The Curated Object would come to a grinding halt without its Senior Editors. 

I would also like to take a moment to thank very talented, generous and brilliant JoAnn Greco, who just started her own most fabulous and must-see project: The City Traveler 

Check out her coverage of a divine little pastry shop in Zurich as well as the best and beautiful from around the world.

And the exceptionally gifted Elizabeth "Cappi" Williamson, who somehow manages to find the time to do the most divine interviews with the best and the brightest who are kind enough to speak with us. Bravo my fearless colleagues!

Kind Words. The Curated Object, Displayed: A Thank You to The Magazine ANTIQUES. The Curated Object

THE MAGAZINE ANTIQUES

 

From this month's issue: Japanned Furniture: Global Objects in Provincial America, by Phyllis Whitman Hunter  

The Curated Object would like to take a moment to extend our gratitude to the editors at The Magazine ANTIQUES for adding us to their online resources. For years we have been enamored with their intellectual and aesthetic prowess and are always inspired by their commitment to cultural education. And as a not-for-profit venture we appreciate the kind gesture, which means much more than they probably know. We humbly offer our thanks.

Kind Words. A Big Thank You to Nate Burgos at Design Feaster. The Curated Object

This past January, design guru and king of multi-tasking Nate Burgos of Design Feast's Design Feaster  gave The Curated Object a virtual hug and a big smooch by naming The Curated Object one of the Design Feaster's Highlights for 2008. We, of course, are (quite belatedly, sigh) humbled and blush at his generosity.

His other amazing choices include:

acejet 170 

AisleOne 

analogue 

A Daily Dose of Architecture 

Design Thinking Digest 

grain edit

GraphicHug 

The Groundswell Collective 

Karrie Jacobs 

Logic+Emotion 

swissmiss 

Thinking for a Living

Bravo to everyone and for those of you unfamiliar with Nate's projects(s) do yourself a favor and check out Nate's website,blog and book. He is a gift to Chicago and anyone who has a soft spot for communication and design. Thanks for all your hard work Nate!

And once more if you missed it: 

FEAST -- http://www.designfeast.com
READ -- http://designfeaster.blogspot.com
INSPIRE -- http://www.designthoughtleader.com
FOLLOW -- http://twitter.com/designfeast

xxoo

Joanne Molina