Ron Arad: No Discipline. Histoire de l’archéologie 100 oeuvres — 100 destinées

100 oeuvres — 100 destinées

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Ron Arad: No Discipline. Histoire de l’archéologie 100 oeuvres — 100 destinéesEven among the most influential designers of our time, Ron Arad stands out. Idiosyncratic, surprising, and always visually arresting, his work communicates joy in creation, pleasure in invention, and pride in technical and constructive ualities. This catalogue, published by the Museum of Modern Art to accompany the first major retrospective of Arad's work in the United States, showcases approximately one hundred works by the designer, accompanied by