Johannes Reponen

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  • about
    • Marta Marques & Paulo Almeida: Interview
    • Utopian Bodies: Fashion Looks Forward
    • Critical Profile: Booth Moore
    • Dior & I: Meeting Point, Not a Compromise
    • Eckhaus Latta, s/s 2016 Look 26
    • Clothed space
    • On time, in fashion
    • Well-timed moments
  • criticism
  • consulting
  • scholarship
  • journal

General Motors Technical Centre in Warren, Michigan (1965) designed by Finnish architect Eero Saarinen /November 20, 2016 by Johannes Reponen

  Tags: cars, architecture, 1960's
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Daily journal that documents my personal research, inspiration and reference points in the areas of art, architecture, cars, design, interiors, fashion, sculpture and anything made out of concrete or featuring the colour blue.