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Introduction to Modern Product Design
Learn the fundamentals of product thinking and design methodology.
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Design Week London returns for its annual celebration of British and international design talent. Across nine days, the festival takes over venues throughout the city—from established institutions like the V&A and Design Museum to pop-up spaces in Shoreditch and Clerkenwell. **What to expect:** - **Exhibitions** spanning furniture, product, graphic, and spatial design - **Talks and panels** with leading designers and studio founders - **Open studios** offering rare access to working design practices - **Installations** transforming public spaces across the city The festival has become essential for anyone working in or adjacent to design. It's equal parts trade show, cultural moment, and networking opportunity. Whether you're sourcing for a project, scouting talent, or just want to see what's shaping the field, this is the week to be in London.
Isamu Noguchi refused to choose between art and design. This exhibition argues that was the point. The Japanese-American sculptor spent his career moving between worlds—Brancusi's studio and Herman Miller's factories, Japanese garden design and Broadway stage sets, playground equipment and museum commissions. His Akari light sculptures remain in production seventy years later. His coffee table is in every mid-century modern home. But he insisted he was a sculptor, not a designer. This retrospective brings together 150 works that blur the distinction. Stone sculptures sit alongside furniture prototypes. Paper lanterns float above architectural models. The exhibition design itself—by Jasper Morrison—treats the space as one continuous environment rather than discrete galleries. What emerges is a vision of design as philosophical practice. For Noguchi, every object was an investigation: how does form relate to use? How does material shape meaning? These aren't questions you answer. They're questions you keep asking.
