Grand-Hornu Images
Rue Sainte-Louise 82, Hornu, Belgium
The Grand- Hornu Images presents an exhibition devoted to the work of Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec.
Designer Observer has recently published a shortened form of, “When I was a Very Small Boy” by Ettore Sottsass, with special permission by Barbara Radice and Archivio Ettore Sottsass.
This eloquent and inspiring piece, written in 1973, beautifully sums up the power of passion and creativity.
The Event Theatre
The Keyworth Centre, London South Bank University, SE1 0AA
As part of LSBU’s Open Series 2 “Techné and Poïesis - How Do You Design”, Anthony Dunne, designer and Head of the Design Interactions Department at the Royal College of Art in London, will speak on the process of design.
La Galerie Pierre Bergé & Associés
Grand Sablon 40 Grote Zavel, Brussels
La galerie Pierre Bergé & Associés presents an exhibition featuring work by several major mid-century Brazilian designers including Sergio Rogriguez, Jorge Zalszupin and Carlo Hauner shown alongside contemporary reinterpretations by Studio Makkink & Bey.
Spring Projects
Spring House, 10 Spring Place, London
London-based designer Barnaby Barford presents a new body of work at Spring Projects, which combines a series of ceramic sculptures and his film, Damaged Goods.
Design Centre at Chelsea Harbour
411 The North Chambers, Chelsea Harbour, London
The French Embassy is delighted to be hosting a forum considering new directions for French Manufacturing at the Design Centre at Chelsea Harbour.
Made famous by her self-expressive, intellectually provocative designs, German-born, London-based designer Julia Lohmann produces work which consistently challenges us to confront issues we usually prefer to ignore.
Tent London and The Lightbox have launched THE ART FUND PAVILION architecture competition.
This unique opportunity to design a semi-permanent pavilion to sit alongside a RIBA award-winning building by Marks Barfield Architects is open to all and will be judged by an elite international panel, including Wayne Hemingway and Kieran Long.

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