Camron
August 2009
Culturelabel aims to bring culture...to any part of your life Lucia van der Post
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We are delighted to have launched CultureLabel.com at Shoreditch House this month – with over 50 journalists attending and the response was excellent. It is the first online platform to curate and showcase the best of artist-designed and limited-edition products from over 60 leading institutions, such as The British Museum, V&A, Tate, National History Museum, The BALTIC and Lowry. While the Glyndebourne season continues this month, do take time to see the new chandeliers in Middle Wallop designed by Nigel Coates for Swarovski. If you happen to be in New York this month, stop by MOMA to visit the Ron Arad exhibition which includes his chandelier “Lolita" also for Swarovski. For the first time this month, Sainsbury’s has gone on line with a wide range of over 4,500 products for the home and we are delighted by the response we are getting from press. Finally, Liberty pays tribute to its iconic fabrics with an exhibition running from 8th August to 2nd September 2009 celebrating the timeless appeal of the Liberty print. The world renowned Tudor building itself will become a canvas for Prints Charming with the façade that faces Carnaby Street being swathed from top to bottom in the classic Betsy floral print. Bokja, who we have just started to represent have just opened a store, located in the Saifi district in downtown Beirut. Boasting 200 square metres of floor space and a garden, the store offers a simple setting with industrial features against which Bokja’s exuberant designs are displayed.