David Martin, along with other children of renowned architects, talk about how the last name may open doors, but it also brings expectations. (Los Angeles Magazine; Nov. 2015 Issue, “Inhabiting a Legacy” by Sam Lubell, pg. 146-151)
Founder and Board Member of MADWORKSHOP, David Martin, FAIA (left) met with a select group from the Art Center College of Design and the Los Angeles Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA) to discuss a joint venture. The Director of MOCA, Phillipe Vergne (right), welcomed the collaboration and looks forward to making a formal announcement shortly.
We are delighted to announce that MADWORKSHOP has been officially granted 501(c)(3) status. The Foundation is now a nonprofit organization registered with the U.S. Department of the Treasury. This milestone allows us to further expand upon our mission of inspiring craftsmanship, technology, and the making of things. All contributions made are fully tax-deductible retroactive to…
MADWORKSHOP visits historic Villa Panza, Varese ItalyRobert Irwin Art & Architecture Study of Light & Space
Sleek, modern, and cost conscience –the newly unveiled MADWORKSHOP Foundation offices combine the latest in office design with a fully functioning “gear-head’s” dream workshop.
Look for the article in the March 2015 issue currently on newsstands. For a digital version of the article please visit madworkshop.org or click here to view.
Continuing with its mission to support unique educational projects, MADWORKSHOP has sponsored a Topic Studio through the Art Center College of Design’s Education Partnership Program.
Behnaz Farahi featured speaker at Mindshare LA’s Fashiontech: The Intersection of Style and Software. MADWORKSHOP is delighted that Behnaz Farahi, a MADWORKSHOP grant recipient, was a featured speaker at Mindshare LA’s Fashiontech: The Intersection of Style and Software. On March 27, 2015 in Santa Monica, Farahi spoke about the ever-changing world of art, fashion and technology, highlighting…
MADWORKSHOP Board member, Edie Cohen (Deputy Editor at Interior Design Magazine) will be leading two important discussions early this spring. The first, entitled No More Fakes, sponsored by the non-profit Be Original America, is a round-table on originality in design and how to prevent piracy. The second conversation is part of Coverings ’15 –the premier…
March 2015