Time Machines: Daniel Weil and the Art of Design

Daniel Weil at Design Museum

Who? London Design Museum

What? London Design Museum’s latest exhibition looks at the designs of architect and product designer Daniel Weil. The exhibition examines the thought processes behind many of his works, with designs spanning some thirty years. On display will be some of his earliest work, such as 1981’s influential Bag Radio, as well as commissions for Swatch, United Airlines, Krug, Mothercare and the Pet Shop Boys.

When? Now until 31st August 2014

Where? Shad Thames, London SE1 2YD

How? For more information, see designmuseum.org

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