Exhibitions
currently running:
Richard Rogers + Architects - From the House to the City - One of the most influential British architects of our time, Richard Rogers has established himself and his practice at the forefront of today’s architectural culture through such high-profile projects as the Pompidou Centre, the headquarters for Lloyd’s of London, the Millennium Dome and the National Assembly for Wales. Richard Rogers – From the House to the City presents a detailed survey of Rogers’ work, from the early years with Norman and Wendy Foster and Su Rogers at Team 4 in the 1960s, designing the Pompidou Centre with Renzo Piano in the 1970s, to the establishment of the Richard Rogers Partnership – now Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners – and numerous projects designed by the practice and built throughout the world over the past three decades. From 24 April until 25 August.
Industrial Facility - Some Recent Projects - The everyday and the useful – from coffee makers and kitchen utensils to office stationary. The mass-produced objects that fill our lives are some of the recent projects by Industrial Facility that will feature in the exhibition. This London based design office, formed by Sam Hecht and Kim Colin, approach the design
of the everyday with a rare rigour and humility. Not striving to create something different but something better, this exhibition will reveal some of the design motives and processes for their industrial design for well known clients including Muji, Epson, Herman Miller and Established & Sons. From 9 May until 7 September.
Tim Walker - Pictures - Fashion photographer, Tim Walker creates evocative images full of textured nuance and intriguing detail. His innovative photography is amongst the most imaginative and exuberant being produced today. His work regularly features in magazines such as Vogue and W and he has also created advertising campaigns for exclusive clients such as Comme des Garcons. This comprehensive overview of Walker’s work will offer a rare glimpse into his artistic process, from inspiration to execution, and will deconstruct the complex process of creating fashion images. From 9 May until 7 September.
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