Designer Pierre Yovanovitch’s debut Australian exhibition

Criteria Gallery in Melbourne has announced it will be the location for an exhibition of works created by acclaimed French designer Pierre Yovanovitch, in what will be Yovanovitch’s first exhibition in Australia.

The curated works will be presented from 14 March to 2 May 2024 at Criteria’s new South Yarra showroom, set within an interior that has been custom-designed by Yovanovitch exclusively for the exhibition.

Renowned for his timeless and sophisticated haute couture aesthetic, Yovanovitch founded his Paris-based design atelier in 2001 after a career as a menswear designer for Pierre Cardin led him to follow his creative passions into interior architecture and design. In 2021, the Pierre Yovanovitch Mobilier brand was established, having evolved from his experience creating custom luxury design furniture and lighting for his interiors.

Yovanovitch’s debut Australian exhibition will offer a unique insight into his approach to contemporary interior design and his commitment to quality craftsmanship. The exhibition will present a selection of his acclaimed design pieces including the Mama Bear Armchair, Asymmetry Armchair, Mindy Sofa, Roze Dining Table, and Flare Lamp.

“With a commitment to fostering creativity and design excellence, we are delighted to offer Australian design audiences a unique opportunity to be immersed in Pierre Yovanovitch’s world of design. From meticulously crafted furniture to avant-garde interior concepts, the exhibition promises a visual journey through the intersection of art and functionality,” said Rachel Fry, founder and creative director of Criteria.

Event details
Date
Thursday, 14 Mar 2024 to Thursday, 2 May 2024 Past event
Time
10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Location
Criteria Gallery
50 Davis Avenue,  Melbourne,  Vic  3141,  Australia
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