Miami, FL – November 30, 2016 – Miami’s design elite descend on the YoungArts Jewel Box for From Memphis to Miami – an evocative, 180-minute flash exhibition unveiling the work and message of Italian design legend Massimo Iosa Ghini. For one night only, Brickell Flatiron joined forces with the National YoungArts Foundation and leading Italian design brands; Barausse, Casalgrande Padana, Milldue, Margraf, Oikos, Platform, Snaidero, and  Zucchetti.Kos, to showcase Iosa Ghini’s prolific work and 30 years of creative activity. Inside the YoungArts Jewel Box, guests enjoyed captivating illustrations of Iosa Ghini’s famed designs for brands from  Ferrari to Bertrand created a dynamic backdrop for the event. Limited-edition pieces rarely seen by the  public – including the iconic Otello Armchair, Memphis (1986), Futuro Chaise Longue, Moroso (1987), Faro Lamp (1988), Juliette Chair, Memphis (1987) and Caraffa Memphis – Tamara, Aletta and Morandina (2014), transported from private collections from across the country for the one-night-only exhibition during Art Basel Miami Beach 2016. In celebration of Iosa Ghini’s collaboration with Brickell Flatiron and first large-scale residential development project in the US, From Memphis to Miami unveiled curation of sketches, drawings, products and visuals by the renowned designer – never before seen in North America.

Lyda Juliao, Marilou Saldana, & Jessica Juliao

Javier Lopez, Jessica Juliao, Marilou Saldana, Kaira Kaplinsky, Lyda Juliao, Miguelina Ramirez, & Daniel Quintana

Javier Lopez, Veronica Cervera, Nelson Rios, Marilou Saldana, Lyda Juliao, & Jessica Juliao

Francesca Perniciaro, Silvia Polenta, Alessandro Ghini, Lorenzo Silvestri, & Nelson Rios

Ugo Colombo

Mick Duchon & Alexandra Klumpp

Oltion Mollaymeri & Julie Harris

Molly Corville & Maribel Moreno

Miky Bonazzoli & Giulia Valmassoi

Silvia Polenta & Francesca Perniciaro

Nicole Austin, Michelle Areces-Zandy, & Remy Groh

Silvia Verardi, Rubina Collavo, & Antonella Polegato

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