Perfume, a mixed (up) art
On the occasion of the World Art Day on the 15th of April 2022, Nez invites you to (re)discover an article about the question of perfume as an intellectual property, initially published in Nez, the Olfactory Magazine #04.
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≈350 by Stefani Glauber: The Digital Scents of the Art World
As part of the event “Smell it! The Fragrance of Art,” German artist Stefani Glauber presents an exhibition entitled ≈350 at Kunsthalle Bremerhaven, in which she questions the possible digitization of smells within the museum.
olFACTORY by Camilla Nicklaus-Maurer: warholian immersion
In New York’s first gallery specifically designed to present odors, Olfactory Art Keller, artist Camilla Nicklaus-Maurer presents an immersive project, a multi-dimensional tribute to Andy Warhol and The Factory.
Odeuropa, Europe’s Olfactory Heritage
Starting this year, the Odeuropa project will strive to constitute the first olfactory archive of Europe.
Designing with Smell: Practices, Techniques and Challenges – Victoria Henshaw, Kate McLean, Dominic Medway, Chris Perkins, Gary Warnaby
Initiated by the late Victoria Henshaw, Designing with Smell tackles the extensive field of design, from art and entertainment to architecture and urbanism.
The Art of Flavor: Practices and Principles for Creating Delicious Food – Daniel Patterson, Mandy Aftel
The Art of Flavor, by Michelin-starred chef Daniel Patterson and renowned natural perfumer Mandy Aftel, is a primer on cooking that nods toward principles of perfumery.
Scent in Context: Olfactory Art – Peter de Cupere
Written by eight authors – including the artist himself – this dense, 3-kg book retraces the artistic journey of Peter de Cupere.
Perfume: A sensory journey through contemporary scent
If this summer the sides of the river Thames appeal to you, don’t miss out on the new multisensory exhibition on view at Somerset House : “Perfume: A sensory journey through contemporary scent”. Until September 17th, you will be able to discover there the specificities of contemporary perfumery through several senses.
