Exhibition: The Age of the Marvellous
Over a year in planning and production, The Age of the Marvellous was inspired by the Wunderkammer or more commonly known as The Cabinet of Curiosities to me or you. The notion of a cabinet filled with natural wonders, artificial exotica and relics is enough bait for the most uninspired of artists, let alone some of the most highly regarded in the industry.
The Age of the Marvellous, October 14th - 22nd, at Former Holy Trinity Church, London, UK
via: It’s Nice That
Monday, October 19th, 2009
Bertus Armchair by Alain Monnens for Durlet
The Clock I Can’t See by Sonodesign
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October 24th, 2009 at 1:35 am
great show. If you likr furniture look at http://www.michaelwainwright.co.uk