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In Milan, Louis Vuitton Revamps the Iconic Cocoon Chair

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By Elisa Lipsky-Karasz Verified
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Estúdio Campana’s Cocoon returns in a glimmering collaboration with Vuitton and French artist Géraldine Gonzalez. Above: The Estúdio Campana Cocoon Dichroic chair for Louis Vuitton Objets Nomades. In a hidden room at the very back of a Milanese palazzo that can be entered only after one has passed …
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In Milan, Louis Vuitton Revamps the Iconic Cocoon Chair Original

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By Elisa Lipsky-Karasz Verified
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2 min read Above: The Estúdio Campana Cocoon Dichroic chair for Louis Vuitton Objets Nomades. In a hidden room at the very back of a Milanese palazzo that can be entered only after one has passed several checkpoints, a glimmering orb is refracting shards of light onto the walls. Outside, on the street, a line stretches down the block. Here, inside the hushed enclave, behind a velvet rope, a small crowd of people gather, murmuring and jotting notes.
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How Larry Gagosian Redefined the Gallery

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By Elisa Lipsky-Karasz Verified
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5 min read Above: Richard Serra’s Running Arcs (For John Cage), 1992, is currently on view in one of Larry Gagosian’s Chelsea galleries. The year was 1983. Two jaw-droppingly large slabs of Cor-Ten were dangling almost gingerly from a crane as they approached a gray stucco building in Beverly Hills. Construction, any passerby might have thought.
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