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==== Exhibitions at Neotu Gallery - New York ====
==== Exhibitions at Neotu Gallery - New York ====
*1990 September October - "''Opening Exhibition''" - Garouste & Bonetti
*1990 September October - "''Opening Exhibition''" - Garouste & Bonetti
*1991 June July - "Green Pieces" - Dan Friedman
*1991 June July - "''Green Pieces''" - Dan Friedman
*1991 September November - "''Initials and other pieces''" - Martin Szekely
*1991 September November - "''Initials and other pieces''" - Martin Szekely
*1992 September November - "''Mobile Furniture Collection''" - Jean Paul Gaultier
*1992 September November - "''Mobile Furniture Collection''" - Jean Paul Gaultier

Revision as of 14:25, 4 November 2008

Neotu, a contemporary furniture gallery, was founded in 1984 in Paris by Gerard Dalmon and Pierre Staudenmeyer. In 1990 Neotu opened in New York City. Neotu closed at the end of 2001.

References

Designers

Neotu promoted excellence in contemporary furniture since its conception in 1984 until it ended in 2001. Neotu has shown works by world known furniture designers, architects and artists. For some of these designers Neotu has produced and manufactured their pieces in limited edition or one of a kind.

Exhibitions

Exhibitions at Neotu Gallery - Paris

  • 1985 March - "Collection PI' - Martin Szekely
  • 1985 April June - "Onze Lampes" - Emmanuelle Colboc, Sylvain Dubuisson, Gérard Dalmon, Olivier Gagnère, Elizabeth Garouste & Mattia Bonetti, Kevin Gray, Philippe Nogen, Pucci de Rossi, Martin Szekely, Jérome Thermopyles, Olivier Thomé - Catalogue "Onze Lampes" - Publisher Galerie Neotu
  • 1986 September - "English Eccentrics" - Ron Arad, Andre Dubreuil, Tom Dixon, Sue Golden, Jasper Morrisson, John Webb
  • 1987 September October - "Ceramics from 1955 to 1959" - Franco Meneguzzo
  • 1992 October November - "Colour Comedies ceramics" - Garouste & bonetti, Michael Graves, Zaha Hadid, Atsushi Kitagawara, Jo Laubner, Ettore Sottsass - made by the Waechtersbacher Keramik Workshop
  • 1992 November December - "Les fleurs du mal" - William Sawaya

Exhibitions at Neotu Gallery - New York

  • 1990 September October - "Opening Exhibition" - Garouste & Bonetti
  • 1991 June July - "Green Pieces" - Dan Friedman
  • 1991 September November - "Initials and other pieces" - Martin Szekely
  • 1992 September November - "Mobile Furniture Collection" - Jean Paul Gaultier
  • 1992 November January - "Colour Comedies ceramics" - Garouste & bonetti, Michael Graves, Zaha Hadid, Atsushi Kitagawara, Jo Laubner, Ettore Sottsass - produites par Waechtersbacher Keramik Workshop
  • 1993 March April - "A new furniture collection by" - Garouste & Bonetti
  • 1993 April May - "Drawings, Objects & Furniture" - Sylvain Dubuisson
  • 1993 May June - "A new furniture collection" - Godley & Schawn

Bibliography

Brochures Neotu

  • 1985 - "Onze Lampes" - Pulisher Galerie Neotu - Paris - 1985 - 16 pages

Books & Catalogues

  • 1986 - "Le style des années 80" - Sophie Anargyros - Publisher Rivages/Style - Paris - 1986 - 111 pages
  • 1988 - "MDF des créateurs pour un matériau : Exposition, Jouy-en-Josas, 24 avril-22 mai 1988" - Publisher Fondation Cartier - Paris - 1988 - 45 pages
  • 1988 - "Berlin: les avant-gardes du mobilier : 6 Septembre-3 Octobre 1988, Galerie des Breves du CCI, Centre G. Pompidou, Galerie VIA, Galerie NEOTU, Paris" - Angela Schönberger, Centre de création industrielle - Publisher Centre Pompidou - Paris - 1988 - 61 pages
  • 1992 - "Colour Comedies" - Publisher Nieswand Verlag - Kiel - 1992 - 64 pages
  • 1998 - "Le Mobilier Francais: 1960-1998" - Yvonne Brunhammer & Marie-Laure Perrin - Publisher Charles Massin - 1998 - 250 pages

Magazines

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