d71 EVENTS / LONDON DESIGN FESTIVAL


CLERKENWELL DESIGN QUARTER


Clerkenwell Design Quarter is where


technology meets nature, art meets craftsmanship and originality meets authenticity. In the quarter, you will uncover good design at its most creative, and sometimes in unexpected places. Asa & Yu will present Visionaries of the Kaleidoscope, at TOTO. Using rotating robotic mechanisms, the exhibition will present a kaleidoscopic origami; a three-dimensional oet made of folded paper which is able to reonfigre itself into various geometric interpretations. Moroso


FOCUS/18


The programme at Focus/18 at the Design Centre in Chelsea Harbour offers more than 100 sessions that bring design ideas to life. It includes talks, demonstrations, workshops, meet-the- designer sessions and discovery tours. Entrance is free and visitors can epet to meet inential designers, emerging innovators and skilled artisans including Spanish designer Lorenzo Castillo, talian arhitet aro iva, interior designers Carden Cunietti and Alexandra Champalimaud, artists Michael Angrove and Christopher Corr as well as a host of creatives from leading design houses.


will unveil Mono Mania Mexico, an exhibition of new furniture and textiles by Bethan Laura Wood (pictured). Visitors are invited to experience a vibrant and animated display of Mexican- themed colour, textures, textiles and furniture applications. Culture Mile, in collaboration with Jason Bruges, will create Brutalist Tapestry, a monumental kinetic installation in the Beech Street tunnel near the Barbican. Three robotic workers translate imagery, video, sound and binary data into tangible marks across the artwork.


ew to London Design estival, the inagral egent Street  St ames’s Design District will combine globally recognised names and unique independent boutiques to offer a programme of design experiences in the heart of London. It will also oast two of London Design estival’s Landmar roets  one of whih will e sspended aove egent Street’s ioni rve and the other will e hosted within ortnm  ason on iadilly. The egent Street Landmar roet is an aeriel installation designed by Architecture Social Club and will be suspended above the iconic curve of the street. Celebrating the natural elements, making the invisible visible, the installation will harness the power of wind and light to create a continual changing piece of visual art, which will look different from every angle and at different times of day. Meanwhile, Bottletop on Regent Street, will present the world’s first 3D printed store, with an interior made entirely from plasti waste.


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SEP 2018


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