The city of Beauvais, France invited our studio to create installations on two historic sites, the newly restored Saint Lazare Hospital, a unique example of 12th & 13th-century French architecture; and within the 11th century ruins of the Eglise St. Barthelemy. Opening day is May 25th, 2012.
In time with the National Cherry Blossom Festival, "Cloud Terrace" will be Cao Perrot Studio's first installation in Washington DC at the historic Dumbarton Oaks.
Dumbarton Oaks Research Library and Collection is an institute of Harvard University dedicated to supporting scholarship internationally in Byzantine, Garden and Landscape, and Pre-Columbian studies. (www.doaks.org)
Xavier Perrot is creating three "Pollen Gardens" that will open in March 2012:
. a temporary
installation at Versailles in the Potager du Roi (the King’s Kitchen Garden), a 0.25 acre site to be open through the summer - opening day March 21st;
. public art sculpture titled "Grain de Pollen" (Pollen Grain) at the Raymond Sibille Arboretum (Antony, near Paris) - open to the public on March 26th;
. a second "Grain de Pollen" sculpture
at the park of the 16th century Chateau de la Bourdaisère, in Touraine - opening day April 6th during the chateau's annual horticultural festival.
Andy Cao gave a lecture at the San Francisco Garden Conservancy on November 17th. For lecture details and ticketing, click here.
Andy Cao gave a talk at Santa Clara University on November 8th. Read more...
Cao | Perrot Studio has created the flower installations for Van Cleef & Arpel's new flagship store grand opening in Hong Kong, at the Prince Building.
A video of the event can be found on Van Cleef & Arpels' website.
Guest stars included Cate Blanchett, Asian legend Jospehine Siao Fong Fong, Deanie Ip, Michelle Yeoh and Nansun Shi. Read more...
Cao | Perrot Studio has created two new garden installations at CornerStone Gardens:
"Bai Yun (White Cloud)" revisiting former Lullaby Garden created by Cao | Perrot Studio in 2004 for the first year of CornerStone Gardens ;
"Red Lantern", a tribute to the Chinese workers who came to California to build the Central Pacific Railroad during the mid-19th century Gold Rush.
Cao | Perrot Studio has created a garden for "Eau de Mélisse des Carmes Boyer" at the Séminaire des Carmes (site of the Catholic University) in Paris (FRANCE).
The team Triptyque Architecture and Cao | Perrot Studio is shortlisted for a competition to design a housing complex, a plaza, a square and a pedestrian connexion in Paris (FRANCE).
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