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PUBLISHED 6 Sep 2010 - 7:53am
AUTHOR: William Shaw
Design writer and brand strategist Chauncey Zalkin curates What Women Make at Designersblock during this Festival, showcasing emerging designers from around the globe. Exhibits include these dolls (above from embroiderer, fabric designer and artist Shuyu Lu) and this tableware by Japanese team On Za Line (below). Is what women make different from what men make?The proposition is not that women make things that are different from what men make, but I would conjecture that, yes, women tend to bring a different set of cultural, social, emotional antennae which would influence the outcome of what... More
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PUBLISHED 15 Aug 2010 - 8:22am
AUTHOR: William Shaw
Polyp by Helene Steiner
Helene Steiner's beautiful wall-mounted laundry pods, Polyp, are one of the designs being shown at the DesignersBlock exhibition What Women Make from 23 - 26 September as part of the London Design Festival. The exhibition is the brainchild of Chauncey Zalkin, writer and brand strategist who founded the website GirlOnTheStreet.com back in 1999, and who now runs the network WhatWomenMake.com.  What Women Make has an international line up of women artists, tapestriers, ceramicists and designers. It'll include new work from the Dutch fashion designer Pauline Van Dongen and look out for the... More
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I love the textile field, especially after walking and standing 4 hours in the V&A. I'd love to see it stay, and possibly with a few more vibrant colours added to the palette. Mian

sam:

I went to John Pawson's exhibition at Design museum last year.
His sophisticated works were very impressive and inspiring.
I am looking forward to seeing this installation very much.

I like it very much!
It is much easier to find an exact place and information.
I will surely use this calendar for LDF this year!

It collaborated very well with installantion of Ron Arad called curtain call at Roundhouse.

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I love this calendar - it's really comprehensive and completely relevant. It's the first place I go when looking for something to do at the weekend. Thanks LDF! 

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