SFDRS RTR Radio Televisiun Rumantscha on Mascha Mioni at the Museum Sursilvan, Trun/Grisons -- Clip in the news of Televisiun Rumantscha
gh / Radio Televisiun Rumantscha, the official TV station for the fourth language region of Switzerland, shows a short clip on Mascha Mioni's exhibition at the Museum Sursilvan of the Cuort Ligia Grischa, Trun.
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Scheidegger books on the 3rd ATW-Buch by Mascha Mioni
An inspiring book and a feast for the eyes!
"The third „Art to Wear" book of the Swiss artist Mascha Mioni shows her newest creations from 2001 to 2005. Photographer Asy Asendorf has interpreted and set up her dresses in his own way. The textile creations of her „Art to Wear" are thought as autonomous objects of art that find their final destination in their physicalness, in their movement, in the individual interpretation of the art-object through the wearer. An inspiring book and a feast for the eyes!"
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Lions Club Luzern-Habsburg engagiert sich für indisches Hilfswerk Mascha Mioni stellte eines ihrer Kunstobjekte in Form eines Kleidungsstückes für eine Verlosung zur Verfügung
Neue Luzerner Zeitung / ... Der Lions Club Luzern-Habsburg hatte sich zum Ziel gesetzt, 50 000 Franken dem Kinderhilfswerk zukommen zu lassen. Mascha Mioni stellte eines ihrer Kunstobjekte in Form eines Kleidungsstückes für eine Verlosung zur Verfügung. Nach einer indischenTanzvorführung von Peeyusha Nalkara aus Zürich animierte der Lions-Activity-Verantwortliche Carlos Rieder im kunstvollen Kleid noch einmal zum Losverkauf ...
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Rudolf Smend: The Accidental Expert by Christina Conklin
gh / Im Artikel über den international renommierten Textilgaleristen Rudolf Smend im amerikanischen Magazin "Fiberarts" April/Mai 2005 wird das Kleid "Madame Butterfly" von Mascha Mioni prominent dargestellt.
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Mascha Mioni at the Flux Design Biennale in the Central- and Univiersity Library Lucerne -- Art to Wear
"To create a dress, is to take a picture from the wall and drape it around the body. By doing this, I change the approach and the meaning. The focus changes from the isolated object, that is accepted as "art", to art in form of a wearable dress." Mascha Mioni