You must see the impressive Hermes window in London, Thirty-six aluminium silver birch trees, reaching up to eight metres in height, populate the ground floor and surrounding pavement of the Hermès store on New Bond Street in London, allowing passers-by to become “caught in the forest”.
September already, which mean other than London Fashion Week, the London Design Festival is set to run from the 13th until Tuesday the 23rd of September.
For the occasion, the Financial Times has interviewed Sir John Sorrell CBE, chairman of the London Design Festival, which he devised and founded in 2003.
Here are some of the Must-Sees
Double Dutch - a feast of flowers is an installation created by the Flower Council of Holland
Featuring designs from Dutch designers and curated by Jane Withers,the installation at 29 Thurloe Place shows how flowers can give design a new dimension.
London Design Festival and The Financial Times
The Financial Times hosts breakfast talks at the Southbank Centre with themes such as Creative Cities, Creative Brands and Sustainability. 15 - 19 September, Royal Festival Hall, South Bank
British Architect David Adjaye created a conceptual pavilion for the duration of the festival. Free entry, open to the public at all times, South Bank Centre.
Migration will take place in two parts, in two capital cities in 2 months. A flock of abstracted birds will be installed first on Truman Brewery, London in late august, In September the birds will reappear in New York flocking towards the billboard on the side of the Espeis Gallery in Williamsburg - The project inheriting the migrational nature of it s content.
Migration - Hellovon- London
Click here to Visit the migration page. http://www.hellovon.com/migration.htm
illustration: coco
Cochinechine: Amazing Designer sample sale
3.1 Phillip Lim - Vanessa Bruno - Sonia Rykiel - Marc by Marc Jacobs - Acne - Anna Sui - Mayle- JBrand Jeans - Jas +B bags - Maloles - KJacques And Many Many More………………………
5th June 15:00 – 21:00
This coming July, Fred and Rose at print club in east London are curating a show of 35 illustrators in a 5000ft warehouse called ‘Blisters on my Fingers’
They’re looking for artists to submit work for the show, and it promises to be a great event, all details on the link below. Get involved.
