Rising Design

This exhibition presents a careful selection of contemporary Japanese, small scale gifts now available in the UK. Exceptional new products that show pertinent design for the British market and intelligent use of Japanese manufacturing. in other words, rising design. The exhibition was curated and designed by Sebastian Bergne for JETRO, London. Top Drawer, London. 09-11th …

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Designers select designers

To mark the occasion of the Aram Gallery’s 15th anniversary, 15 esteemed past exhibitors have been invited to present again and nominate an emerging designer to show with them. With a reputation for always looking forward, the Aram gallery once again takes the opportunity to introduce the next generation of talent. Sebastian Bergne will exhibit his Plane …

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Blow By Blow 16

Blow By Blow 16

On November 11th, 2016. OCRA Officina Creativa dell’Abitare and Matter of Stuff will open Blow By Blow 16, a retrospective exhibition of works in glass by Sebastian Bergne. Designer Sebastian Bergne regularly uses glass as his preferred material for experimentation. Collaborating with workshops in England, France and the Czech Republic he creates objects for the storage, …

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L’Esprit Du Bauhaus

The new exhibition L’esprit du Bauhaus includes two works by Sebastian Bergne,  Colour Nativity and Tower glassware. The Musée des Arts Décoratifs pays tribute to the Bauhaus in this exhibition featuring more than nine hundred works – objects, furniture, textiles, drawings, models, paintings – all placed in the context of the school and illustrating the …

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Comfort Zones exhibition, Cnap France

Comfort Zones

The Pronto vacuum cleaner by Sebastian Bergne for Moulinex has been included in the exhibition Comfort Zones or ‘Zone de Confort’ at Galerie Poirel, Nancy in collaboration with the Cnap. The exhibition suggests different ways to experience ‘comfort’, a concept that has become so omnipresent in design practice and theory that it has almost grown imperceptible. …

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