Exhibitions > Great Britain > FORM London
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| Exhibition: | FORM London Modern And Contemporary Art, Design, Photography, Ceramics Sculpture And Jewellary Expo |
| Dates: | 2008-02-28 - 2008-03-02 |
| Country, city: | Great Britain, London |
| Period of the carrying out: | annual |
| Place: | Olympia Exhibition Centre |
| Organizer: | View contact data |
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FORM London, the first of its kind, is a new exhibition bringing together modern and contemporary art, design, photography, ceramics sculpture and jewellary to create a dynamic showcase celebrating the diversity of 20th and 21st century style. FORM invites you to see and buy unique elements for a modern home – objects you'll love that can become the investments of the future. Whether you are a new or established collector, or an enthusiast looking to increase your knowledge, over 100 vetted exhibitors will provide a unique and accessible opportunity for you to find the best modern and contemporary work. The focal point of the show is the stylish central bar area, an evolving space where visitors can meet and interact, featuring a unique selling exhibition of the work of American furniture designer Karl Springer, focusing on bronze and lizard skin pieces from the early 1970’s. With over 100 vetted exhibitors from all genres FORM will appeal to both the new and established collector offering a fantastic buying opportunity to start or develop collections. FORM not only brings an exciting crossover of art and design into one international exhibition but also features two seminars during the event to provide a unique platform to tap into independent knowledge and expertise helping you to understand and participate in the contemporary art and design market. ORM is a fresh and unique exhibitor proposition created as the first of its kind in Europe to lead the evolving market place. It will serve as an invaluable platform giving exhibitors of modern and contemporary art, photography, ceramics, sculpture and design an opportunity to showcase and market to a targeted consumer audience of collectors. |