The Museum of Craft and Design is housing Living with Scents, from February 12 to June 5, 2022, featuring over 40 designers and artists from around the world whose work reflects and participates in the growing culturalization of all things olfactory.
Clara Muller, Living with Scents guest curator and art historian, writer for the olfactory magazine Nez, will moderate a virtual conference.
For her first exhibition in a major U.S. museum, Beatrice Glow delves into the unseen and unsavory sociohistorical and ecological realities underlying the tobacco industry’s veneer of luxury through her digitally printed and embroidered silk textiles, VR-sculpted and 3D-printed objects, watercolors, and scent experiences.
The exhibition RE_, as in remember, reveal, revive, regrowth, etc., is the largest presentation to date of Tolaas’s work. It exemplifies the breadth of her complex yet highly direct and intuitive artistic practice.
The Art Gallery of Alberta produces an exhibition curated by Lindsey Sharman that is built like a perfume.
For this new body of work, British artist Shezad Dawood finds inspiration in the creative output of African American musician, composer and polymath, Yusef Lateef.
Wonder at our incredibly diverse and fascinating living world as experienced in Sensory Odyssey – a multi-sensory and immersive exhibition that brings visitors of all ages on a spectacular journey into the heart of our ecosystem.
Based on the works of photographer and journalist Alessandro Gandolfi, "Smelling the world" exhibition, located between Palazzo Taffini and Palazzo Muratori Cravetta, is a multisensory experience.
Vessel is a multi-sensory perfume project aimed at celebrating art and beauty, whilst challenging outdated perfume traditions.
The Mandala Lab is an interactive installation that invites curiosity about our emotions. Consider how complex feelings show up in your everyday life and imagine how you might have the power to transform them.
Produced in partnership with Wiels, the Centre for Contemporary Art in Brussels, the exhibition transports visitors into new and imaginary worlds through a unique, multi-layered experience that taps into the senses.
The exhibition showcases a variety of paintings and sculptures, complemented by a specially crafted perfume named "drogues de cologne", developed in collaboration with the young perfumer Christopher Pickel from Symrise.
