Bodging at Barbed – Live pictures
Friday, October 29th, 2010
Bodging at the Barbed - Gitta Gschwendtner chair in the foreground
If you managed to miss the Bodging Milano chairs in Milan and London, and the Cov bodge chairs at the Bargehouse we’ve arranged another chance for you to see them at the delightful Barbed gallery in Barnes South West London. It’s only on for a few more days so make sure you catch it.
Two’s a pair at the V&A live pictures
Tuesday, October 19th, 2010
The Grand Hall of the V&A
Two’s a Pair Designersblock and The V&A
Two’s a Pair celebrated famous design duos and collaborative working in contemporary design through installations, talks and workshops. There are loads of pictures from the evening on the V&A’s Flickrstream.
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Bodging at Barbed
Friday, October 15th, 2010If you managed to miss the Bodging Milano chairs in Milan and London, and the Cov bodge chairs at the Bargehouse we’ve arranged another chance for you to see them at the delightful Barbed gallery in Barnes South West London.
We’ll post some pictures up the minute we get a chance to get down to Barbed and see how they’ve laid it all out. Read More…
Two’s a pair at the V&A
Friday, September 24th, 2010
In conjunction with Designersblock,Two’s a Pair will celebrate famous design duos and collaborative working in contemporary design through installations, talks and workshops, and will culminate in a great design giveaway.
In the spirit of cooperation (and fun), meet a friend or introduce yourself to a stranger–– you can’t go it alone!
Volcano problems
Thursday, May 20th, 2010Elisabeth Buecher – Ghost Train
Wednesday, May 12th, 2010Bodging Milano
Tuesday, February 2nd, 2010
Bodging Milano.
A special adventure for Fuori Salone 2010.
From 30th March to April 5th, 10 designers are going back to the furniture, living for a week in the woods of deepest Herefordshire. With the help of Gudrun Leitz and her assistant Paul, each will make a greenwood chair in Gudrun’s outdoor workshop. We are all getting out of the studio, away from drawing boards, computer screens, and mechanised equipment into the hands-on world of the original country chair-makers working without electricity with pole lathes, steam benders and hand tools. Read More…
