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There is no single Black aesthetic, and this Design Museum exhibition wants us to look closer (opens the original)
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There is no single way to be a Black designer, and that thought sits at the heart of ‘The Nue Black Aesthetic’, a major exhibition opening at London’s Design Museum in November 2026. Guest-curated by author and journalist Charlene Prempeh and project curator Tiya Dahyabhai, the exhibition brings together more than 100 objects by 16 contemporary designers, spanning furniture, architecture, tailoring, product design and sculpture. At its core is the idea that ‘Black design is not a monolith’. The
‘The Nue Black Aesthetic’ maps the diasporic voices shaping design today (opens the original)
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The Design Museum in London announces a new exhibition (6 November 2026 to 8 August 2027) bringing together 16 contemporary Black designers; guest curator Charlene Prempeh tells us about exploring identity, the diaspora and who gets to shape the design canon
Yinka Ilori’s new book gives his celebrated chairs a voice (opens the original)
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A chair was never an anonymous piece of furniture in Yinka Ilori’s childhood home. Each member of the family had their own, and sitting in somebody else’s seat came with the peculiar feeling that you had crossed a personal boundary. That early relationship with furniture sits at the heart of Chairman, Ilori’s forthcoming debut book and the first comprehensive account of his celebrated chair works. Published by ORO Editions and available to pre-order now ahead of its release this September, the 1
Yinka Ilori’s new book gives his celebrated chairs a voice (opens the original)
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‘Chairman’ reveals how one of design’s most familiar objects became the starting point for more than a decade of work
London Design Festival 2026 looks at where design comes from, and where it is going (opens the original)
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There are few weeks in London’s calendar when the city feels quite as alive as it does during London Design Festival. Every September, museums, galleries and streets become the centre of conversation, where architects, designers and makers invite us to look differently at the spaces we move through every day. The first programme announced for London Design Festival 2026, which returns from 12 to 20 September, looks at both the origins of design and its future direction. This year, both craft and
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