Max Radford Gallery and Christopher Farr Present 'Progressive Permanence' at London Design Festival
The exhibition "Progressive Permanence" is taking place from September 15 to 20 at Christopher Farr, located at 18 Calvin Street, London, E1 6HF. Hosted by Max Radford Gallery and Christopher Farr, this marks their inaugural collaboration. Christopher Farr, established in 1988, specializes in custom rugs made from wool and silk at its Shoreditch studio. The event features works by designers including Lewis Kemmenoe, LS Gomma, and Tessa Silva, alongside archival pieces by artists such as Louise Bourgeois and Gary Hume. Max Radford expressed confidence that these creations will become future masterpieces.
Key facts
- 'Progressive Permanence' runs 15–20 September at Christopher Farr, 18 Calvin Street, London, E1 6HF.
- The exhibition is part of London Design Festival and is hosted by Max Radford Gallery and Christopher Farr.
- It is the first collaborative exhibition between Max Radford Gallery and Christopher Farr.
- Christopher Farr was founded in 1988 and produces custom rugs in wool and silk at its Shoreditch studio.
- Max Radford established his eponymous gallery in 2020.
- Featured designers include Lewis Kemmenoe, LS Gomma, Carsten in der Elst, and Tessa Silva.
- Archival rugs are by Louise Bourgeois, Gary Hume, Gunta Stölzl, and Romeo Gigli.
- Radford states, 'We believe these works will be the masterpieces of the future.'
Entities
Artists
- Max Radford
- Christopher Farr
- Lewis Kemmenoe
- LS Gomma
- Gary Hume
- Louise Bourgeois
- Carsten in der Elst
- Gunta Stölzl
- Tessa Silva
- Romeo Gigli
- Francesca Perry
Institutions
- Max Radford Gallery
- Christopher Farr
- London Design Festival
- Financial Times
- CNN
- The New York Times
- Wired
- ICON magazine
- The Guardian
- Wallpaper*
- Interior Design
Locations
- London
- United Kingdom
- Shoreditch
- Calvin Street