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london design festival 08 preview: okay studio at the aram gallery
september 18 – november 8, 2008
okay studio is a design collective consisting of shay alkalay, tomas alonso, jordi canudas, mathias hahn,
peter marigold, yael mer, oscar narud, hiroko shiratori and jorre van ast. while all the designers have
established their own careers at various studios, they band together to concentrate on self-initiated work.
in this, their first curated exhibition, the gallery will highlight the individual working process of each of the
designers rather than the collective. besides new work, ‘under the same roof’ will also focus on their studio,
including sketches, prototypes and failed ideas. while the show begins during london design week, it will
continue to run into the fall.
http://www.okaystudio.org
'prototypes and experiments' at the aram gallery
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‘clamp-a-leg’ table by jorre can ast
ellipse table by peter marigold
ellipse table by peter marigold
‘mr. light’ by tomas alonso & copper lantern by mathias hahn
'light meets chocolate' by jordi canudas
end table by peter marigold & ‘raw edges: mould’ by shay alkalay and yael mer
‘globe light' by oscar narud
‘raw edges: cavities’ by shay alkalay and yael mer
‘slap dash’ tables by oscar narud
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