(Aug. 13) The exhibit “The New Italian Design 2.0” aims at showing the link between Italian creativity and its compatibility with changing economic, political, and technological interests. Indeed, the Triennale Design Museum of Milan proposes over 280 pieces at the Beijing Industrial Design Center, until August 20. Of these pieces, more than 160 focus on product design, 30 on graphics, 54 on jewels, bags and other accessories, 14 on research and another 14 on food design, while only 5 are dedicated to interior design. The Triennale Design Museum, the first of its kind in Italy, thus carries out an analysis promoting Italian savoir-faire, by underlying the variety of products, ranging from furniture design to new forms of communication, passing by food and web design, fashion and textile production, jewelry and graphics.
