For KK Outlet’s September exhibition they welcome French studio 5.5 to exhibit Cloning, a fascinating product range that reflects your personal identity. Including lamp shades of your eyes, a pillow of your belly or a mirror of your silhouette these are all personal products that change your perception of these everyday items.

We caught up with founding member Anthony Lebossé to find out more about the studio and the project. (read more)

Not a day goes past when you don’t walk around and see some kind of graphic blazoned on the front of a t-shirt. What is a little harder to find is something adorning the front of a garment that you’d actually want there, but graniph buck that trend. One of the original graphic t-shirt facilitators who have a healthy appetite for uncovering and supporting new artists. This month at KK OUTLET they are exhibiting all the winning designs from this year’s installment of their annual design competition.

Goodbye Turdbrains! is undoubtedly a great title for a show. Unfortunately more often than not, exhibitions with such headlines can be a little hit and miss. But fear not! In this case there should be no such anxiety because hanging and producing the work is the brilliant Mimi Leung.

Mimi is an illustrator at the height of her talents, showing some work created while on a residency in the a Central Australian desert. What better prompt to say hello to Mimi, ask her what we could expect, and why it is that everything she makes seems is so unashamedly vibrant.

Wallpaper* magazine’s current Sex & Art Issue looks at exactly what you might expect – sex and art. The magazine Includes features from Peter Saville and Nick Knight as well as giving them the excuse to hold a week-long exhibition at KesselsKramer Outlet on Hoxton Square. The exhibition will feature over 200 ‘Tart Cards’ designed by all the big names as well as giving you the chance to have a thumb through the magazine itself…Exhibition runs 22 June — 29 June

www.wallpaper.com
www.kkoutlet.com

Today’s post from last week’s Milan’s Furniture Fair is ‘Obsession Table’ by Nadia Pedreschi.

‘Obsession Table is a manifestation of peoples’ desire to create a sense of order. The perfect lines on the table make our common mental act of aligning visible.’

www.droog.com

Continuing a brief round up of last week’s Milan Furniture Fair is this stunning fake fur covered sofa by Brazilian duo Fernando and Humberto Campana for Edra. Image stolen from Dezeen who have got a significantly better round-up of everything going on in Milan last week.www.edra.com
www.campanas.com.br

Today’s post from last week’s Milan Furniture Fair comes from design heavyweights Moooi. Launching their new collection at Superstudio included this 180cm high timber lamp, Brave New World by Welsh designers Fresh West.

www.moooi.com

Roman Klonek is a Polish-born illustrator with an ability to create surfaces and textures that demand to be hung on your walls. With a show opening tonight at Kemistry Gallery in London we see a glimpse of what Roman says he does when he doesn’t have any other illustration work on, woodcuts. That’s not to do them an injustice though, as there is a depth of finish that begs to be viewed up close and personal, and fortuitously we now have that chance.

www.kemistry-gallery.co.uk
www.klonek.de