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2021 the Design Circle Welcome June Events July Events September Events October Events Coming Soon Art and Design Fairs the Design Circle the design circle welcome december events january/february events april events may/june events july events art and design fairs the design circle 2021 the design circle welcome june events july events september events october events coming soon art and design fairs the design circle Design Patrons £1,000 + Membership as a Patron offers behind-the-scenes access to the museum and to events throughout the year such as curator-led tours, studio visits and conversations. Design Fellows £5,000 + Membership as a Fellow offers a more exclusive level of access with tours of private collections, trips with the Director and the chance to spend time with some of the most creative designers and architects in the world. At this level we also offer a complimentary room hire to host a private breakfast or lunch (terms and conditions apply). Design Benefactors £10,000 + Membership as a Benefactor offers a unique relationship with the Director of the Museum and the opportunity to make a philanthropic gift to support our core activities, which will be recognised accordingly against an exhibition or programme of your choice. the design circle welcome june events july events september events october events coming soon art and design fairs director’s introduction I would like to thank DCMS, Arts Council “Sneakers Unboxed: Studio to Street” will England and all of our supporters, focus on the global footwear phenomenon visitors and staff, whose generosity and its impact on performance design, new and commitment, have given us a strong subcultures and fashion. We continue with foundation for the year ahead. a major retrospective on French designer The ongoing pandemic, however, means Charlotte Perriand, a giant of 20th century that we will need to operate in a world of design who helped define modern life but uncertainty and your continued support whose reputation in the UK needs serious will be vital as we welcome more visitors re-consideration. The exhibition is curated back to the Museum and continue to in collaboration with the Perriand family develop our learning and outreach and the Foundation Louis Vuitton in Paris. programmes and ensure Sir Terence I hope that you will enjoy the forthcoming Conran’s legacy continues. Design Circle programme and I look forward to seeing you at the museum soon. Our 2021 programme is wide-ranging Meanwhile, stay healthy and thank you and exciting, I hope you agree, but again for your involvement and support. fundamentally looks to a better future for all: where design is the accelerator for a Tim Marlow UK-wide recovery; where visitors are Chief Executive and Director able to come to the Museum and share enriching experiences and where we find innovative ways to build the Museum’s financial resilience in this new era. the design circle welcome june events july events september events october events coming soon art and design fairs june Virtual talk and tour Walking Tour Tour and Q&A Focus on the Venice With Heatherwick Studio London Design Biennale, Architecture Biennale in King’s Cross Somerset House with Alma Zevi Tuesday 8 June 2021 Thursday 10 June Thursday 3 June 2021 14.00 – 15.00 11.00 – 12.30 18.00 – 19.00 Heatherwick Studio is a team of over Additional costs apply. Charlotte Join Patron Alma Zevi as she introduces 200 problem solvers dedicated to making Perriand Circle of Friends, Fellows new works by Luisa Lambri (b. 1969, the physical world around us better for and Benefactors everyone. Based out of their combined Como) who uses the medium of Es Devlin, London Design Biennale’s workshop and design studio in Central photography to articulate her long- Artistic Director, has chosen Resonance London, they are currently working on standing fascination with space and Bijoy as the 2021 theme, which up to 50 projects on four continents including Jain/ Studio Mumbai (b. 1965, Mumbai) countries and territories will respond to major new headquarters for Google in whose multi-dimensional architectural in their installations and presentations. both Silicon Valley and London (in practice encompasses the creation of Join Director Victoria Broackes for a collaboration with BIG); a new mixed-use buildings, furniture and objects that are welcome and exclusive Q&A development in Shanghai on a 300,000 m2 both functional and function-less. Live session after the visit. from her gallery in Venice, Alma will also plot of land; and Little Island, a new park share her highlights from the 17th Venice and performance space in the Hudson Architecture Biennale which runs until River in NYC. Join us for an insightful tour the 21st of November. of Coal Drops Yard completed by the studio in 2018 and an update on their Google headquarters in King’s Cross. design circle events Image © Tereza Červeňová Image © Hufton+Crow the design circle welcome june events july events september events october events coming soon art and design fairs june Breakfast Private View Opening Night Charlotte Perriand: Charlotte Perriand: The Modern Life The Modern Life Friday 18 June 2021 Wednesday 23 June 2021 8.00 – 9.30 18.30 – 21.00 Charlotte Perriand Circle of Friends, Curated in collaboration with the Fellows and Benefactors Perriand family and the Fondation Louis Vuitton in Paris, which staged a highly Supporters of the exhibition will have a successful retrospective last year, this first-look at the retrospective, with the exhibition will put a spotlight on one of Chief Executive and Director, Tim Marlow the giants of 20th century design with and Chief Curator, Justin McGuirk. large-scale reconstructions of her most famous interiors. The show will also feature photography and personal notebooks that shed new light on her unique creative process, alongside works by her friends and peers, including Le Corbusier, Fernand Léger and etchings by Pablo Picasso. Image © Hufton + Crow Images © ADAGP, Paris and DACS, London 2020 the design circle welcome june events july events september events october events coming soon art and design fairs july september Day Trip Studio Tour Private Screening Hauser & Wirth Somerset Danny Lane Studio Visit and Panel Talk and Drawing Matter Archives Friday 10 September 2021 Spotlight on Eileen Gray Thursday 1 July 2021 11.00 – 12.00 noon Monday 27 September 2021 09.00 – 18.00 Danny Lane (American, born in 1955) has 16.15 – 18.15 Additional costs apply been working in London since the 1980s Charlotte Perriand Circle of Friends, Hauser & Wirth Somerset is a pioneering and is one of the most commissioned Fellows and Benefactors world-class gallery and multi-purpose artists working in glass today. He has Eileen Gray’s E-1027 Villa re-opens in June arts centre which acts as a destination an international reputation for his 2021 after a major restoration. The Design for experiencing art, architecture, and extraordinary sculpture and furniture, Museum is organising an exclusive afternoon the remarkable Somerset landscape with notable public commissions for screening and talk in honour of this female through new and innovative exhibitions General Motors, Detroit; Canary Wharf, pioneer of the Modern Movement in of contemporary art. Following a London; the National Assembly for Wales, architecture. In 1973, British designer, Director-led tour of Hauser & Wirth’s Cardiff and more. Join us for a visit to Andrew Hodgkinson conducted an interview new exhibitions on the Spanish sculptor Danny Lane’s studio and to hear about with Eileen Gray in her Paris apartment. Eduardo Chillida and artist Gustav his renowned solid volume sculptures in In this previously unknown recording, Metzger we will have lunch at the on-site glass, his painterly approach to sculpture, Hodgkinson and Gray discuss her work while restaurant and will continue with a visit to engineering and creative process. looking at a portfolio she compiled that the Drawing Matter Archive which holds documents her long and distinguished career. an impressive collection of drawings, Join us for a post screening conversation sketchbooks and models, collated by Niall with Andrew Hodgkinson and Philippe Hobhouse and dating from the sixteenth Garner, a veteran of the art auction world century to the present. and well known authority on Gray’s work. Image © Heather Edwards Image © Eileen Gray archive the design circle welcome june events july events september events october events coming soon art and design fairs october autumn – winter Studio Tour Opening Night Studio Tour Tom Dixon Waste Age Bethan Laura Wood Studio Visit Thursday 21 October 2021 Studio Visit Date tbc 18.45 – 21.00 Date coming soon Infamously self-taught, Tom Dixon is an Telling the story of the environmental Bethan Laura Wood has run as internationally renowned British Designer, crisis created by our ‘take, make, waste’ multidisciplinary studio since 2009 Creative Director of eponymous brand economy, the exhibition explores how characterised by materials investigation, Tom Dixon (est. 2002). His works are design can transform our waste into artisan collaboration and a passion for included in permanent collections of the new valuable resources, and how design colour and detail. Bathan obtained her world’s most prestigious museums, can help usher in a new age where MA in Design Products at the Royal including the V&A and MoMA. Tom Dixon there is no such thing as waste. For this College of Art, under the tuition of Jurgen has built his universe through intensely important exhibition, the museum has Bey and Martino Gamper, and since diverse experiences, from music, formed an advisory panel of leading 2011 she has worked with the prestigious contemporary lighting, furniture and experts with diverse, extensive and Nilufar Gallery. She has been accessories to high profile projects specialist knowledge of sustainability commissioned by and collaborated with including the Restaurant at The Royal and design. Discover how the production a variety of international partners Academy in London.
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