Archive for February, 2010
Friday, February 19th, 2010

David Gill Galleries is exhibiting nine new works by ceramics artist Barnaby Barford, which have been made in correlation with his ambitious animated film, Damaged Goods. (more…)
Tags: Animate Projects, Arts Council England, Barnaby Barford, Channel 4, Damaged Goods, David Gill Galleries, Vauxhall
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Thursday, February 18th, 2010

EXCLUSIVE LDG COMPETITION – PART 2: win a pair of tickets to the second ‘Design by Decade‘ talk at the Barbican, taking place in conjunction with the current Ron Arad exhibition. Answer a simple question to win! (more…)
Tags: Design by Decade, LDG competition, Ron Arad, win tickets
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Thursday, February 18th, 2010

The internationally acclaimed London-based designer/architect/artist, Ron Arad, has his very own exhibition of his work at the Barbican Art Gallery. Keep an eye out on this website for the competitions we are running in partnership with Barbican. (more…)
Tags: Barbican, Barbican Art Gallery, Ron Arad, Ron Arad: Restless
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Wednesday, February 17th, 2010

The third annual Brit Insurance Design Awards has produced another eclectic and progressive range of nominees, all of which are on show at the Design Museum. (more…)
Tags: Bermondsey, Brit Insurance, Brit Insurance Design Awards 2010, Design Museum
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Wednesday, February 17th, 2010

Revered British textiles company, Sanderson is celebrating its 150th anniversary with a collaborative project involving footwear designer Tracey Neuls and contemporary artist Nina Saunders. The results are installed at Tracey Neuls’ shop, TN29. (more…)
Tags: Marylebone, Most Curious, Nina Saunders, Sanderson, TN29, Tracey Neuls
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Monday, February 8th, 2010

Valentine’s Day is fast approaching and the usual dilemma as to how to express your affections for your other half resurfaces. We’re believers that you can’t beat a special restaurant for that extra sense of occasion. Here’s our top 20 pick of London’s finest. (more…)
Tags: De La Warr Pavilion offer, LDG restaurants, Valentines Day
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Thursday, February 4th, 2010

EXCLUSIVE LDG COMPETITION: We have teamed up with Barbican to offer our readers the chance to win a pair of tickets to their ‘Design by Decade‘ talks, running in conjunction with the Ron Arad: Restless exhibition. Answer a simple question to win! (more…)
Tags: Barbican, Design by Decade, LDG competition, Ron Arad, win tickets
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Wednesday, February 3rd, 2010

For information on design activities taking place across London in February, check out our newsletter for the month. Don’t miss our exclusive competition to win tickets to the ‘Design by Decade’ talks at the Barbican Art Gallery, running in conjunction with the forthcoming Ron Arad exhibition. (more…)
Tags: February 2010, LDG newsletter
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Tuesday, February 2nd, 2010

‘SIT DOWN: Seating for Kids‘ is the V&A Museum of Childhood’s big exhibition of design for kids, exploring the vast array of seating used by children in their everyday lives. The exhibition invites visitors to consider what makes a successful seat. (more…)
Tags: Bethnal Green, children, seating, Sit Down, V&A Museum of Childhood
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Tuesday, February 2nd, 2010

Pop-up gallerist Libby Sellers is showcasing the ‘Tidal Ossuary’ body of work by designer Julia Lohmann and partner Gero Grundmann. The exhibition comprises a series of covetable small vessels made from found animal bones collected from the banks of the River Thames. (more…)
Tags: Gallery Libby Sellers, Gero Grundmann, Hyde Park Corner, Jacqueline Rabun Gallery, Julia Lohmann, Tidal Ossuary
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