It was payback for the 3-2 loss AC Milan handed them back on September 3 as the two teams split the results in the regular season.
The two sides last met in Serie A play on February 5 with Inter Milan earning a 1-0 victory. Live stream: Paramount+ Odds, picks & predictions Let’s take a closer look at Wednesday’s match, with odds courtesy of DraftKings Sportsbook. The first leg kicks off on Wednesday at 3 p.m.
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AC Milan and Inter Milan, who share a home stadium, will face off in a two-legged series to see which team will be representing the city in the final match. ‘I would be very pleased if the exhibition at the ADI Museum would raise questions and provoke thought, especially among young designers.The UEFA Champions League semifinal round gets underway this week, and Wednesday offers plenty of excitement as the Milan Derby finds its way into the tournament. ‘I could imagine that people of later centuries get goosebumps when they think of the thoughtlessness with which we people of today fill our homes,’ e xplains Rams during the opening of the exhibition. ‘A Look Back And Ahead’ isn’t merely a celebration of Dieter Rams’s work, but a conversation starter in how long-lasting design is imperative for humanity. Rams describes his design approach as less, but betterĬonsidering the thoughtlessness of contemporary design ‘Sensor’, the plastic and galvanized metal body of a wet razor for GiIlette, is also exhibited alongside its advertizing – the most expensive spot of 1990 at the Superbowl. Another, the ‘ ABR 21’ designed in 1978, reveals the revolutionary Braun alarm clock that combined radio with alarm to allow the public to wake up to the sound of their favorite station.
One display is the ‘ MPZ 2 citromatic’ juicer from 1972, which can still be found in bars and cafes today. In Milan’s ADI Museum, the ‘A Look Back And Ahead’ exhibition shows a selection of the 350 products that Dieter Rams designed for brands such as Braun and Vitsœ. Long-lasting products that are less, but better At a time where humanity faces more challenges than ever, Ram’s work has never been more relevant.Ī Look Back And Ahead exhibit showcases an array of products designed by Rams His design approach has never been focussed on the form of everyday objects alone, but rather the meaning of these products for their user and society. In his 70-year career, Rams has become one of the most forward-thinking and influential designers of his generation. German designer Dieter Rams critiques contemporary design in the ADI Design MuseumĪ Look Back And Ahead: the meaning of products for societYĭieter Rams began his design career in Germany shortly after the end of World War II, a time where a positive approach to the future was very needed. Iconic designs for Braun and Vitsœ, varying from alarm clock radios to lemon squeezers, demonstrate his design approach as less, but better. An array of products developed by the German industrial designer tasks visitors to consider the impact of consumerism on society.
Dieter Rams exhibition at milan’s ADI Design Museumĭesignboom had the opportunity to visit the opening of Dieter Rams’ thought-provoking A Look Back And Ahead exhibition at the ADI Design Museum in Milan.
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