Published on : Monday, July 30, 2018
This September, Tom Dixon will host ELECTROANALOGUE, a gathering of digital innovations in the Coal Office, the brand’s new HQ and flagship shop in King’s Cross.
In collaboration with friends and partners Bill Amberg Studio, Teenage Engineering, sound artist Yuri Suzuki, sound lab Spiritland and ege carpets, ELECTROANALOGUE will explore the realms of digital technology through a diverse range of events, installations and interventions.King’s Cross – home to some of London’s most prestigious cultural institutions, creative businesses and soon to be open shopping district, Coal Drops Yard – will once again be a must-see district during London Design Festival with an eclectic mix of interactive activities.
ELECTROANALOGUE will stimulate the senses through experiences involving sight, sound and touch. Teenage Engineering will transform the last arch of the Coal Office into a 1970’s discotheque to launch their new OP-Z synthesizer. Electronic musician and designer Yuri Suzuki will cut records in The Factory and introduce his latest innovations in the realms of sound. Leather artisans Bill Amberg Studio will present their new digital printed leather collaboration with Tom Dixon, Faye Toogood and Timorous Beasties, alongside US-based interior designers Alexandra Champalimaud and Natasha Baradaran. The Coal Office’s Gallery will exhibit the hyperrealist collection for the first time to the public.
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