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Freedom Of Creation exhibits during Passagen 2011

FOC Home 7Jan2011

Freedom Of Creation kicks off its year for exhibitions during the Passagen in Cologne. During Passagen 2011 we are pleased to introduce the first lights from Karim Rashid in our collection. First in line is the Cross series as table, standing and hanging lights. Stay tuned for more designs from Karim to be launched during the spring.

Dates and times
17-22 January, 11.00-20.00 hrs

Inauguration
18 January, 18.00-20.00 hrs

Venue
Galerie Fiebach & Minninger, Venloer Str. 26, 50672 Cologne

FOC products on display at Taipei Lighting show

FOC Collection 15Nov2010

The Freedom Of Creation Collection is continuously growing, not only with new products but also with its international presence. Currently our Taiwanese distributor ‘eAn international’ is showcasing a broad range of FOC lights and accessories as part of the 2010 Taipei Lighting technology show. So in case you live in Taiwan or just happen to be there, make sure to drop by!

On display will be new products and as well as classics, which can be found at permanent museum collections around the world, such as the Macedonia tray in MOMA, New York.

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FOC at Inside Design and Woonbeurs in Amsterdam

FOC Home 21Sep2010

Autumn is a busy time at Freedom Of Creation, especially when it comes to exhibitions. Next exhibitions coming up are in Amsterdam: Inside Design at the famous Lloyd hotel as well as Woonbeurs at the RAI.

FOC collaborated on the design and 3d printing of the products you see in the Woonbeurs posters this year.

Lloyd Hotel (FOC room 205)
Dates 24-26.9.2010
Opening times: 10.00am – 18.00pm
Address: Lloyd Hotel, Oostelijke Handelskade 34, Amsterdam
Room 205

Woonbeurs
Dates 25.9-3.10.2010
Opening times: 10.00am – 18.00pm
Address: RAI, hal 8, 10 en 11, Europaplein 22, 1078 GZ Amsterdam
Stand: Hall 11, NL design

Freedom Of Creation exhibits during DMY in Berlin

FOC Collection 3Jun2010

DMY Berlin is an international design network for contemporary product design. At the yearly DMY International Design Festival Berlin both renowned and young, experimental designers launch new products, prototypes and foresighted projects. The exhibition is accompanied by a wide program of symposia, designer-talks and workshops, able to reflect current topics of contemporary design and to reveal necessary future trends of design and its related disciplines.

In collaboration with the Bauhaus Archiv / Museum fÃ¼r Gestaltung, DMY yearly assigns the DMY Awards for excellent projects. With international exhibitions and activities in Europe, Asia and South America, DMY gives visibility to unconventional and innovative projects and products that go beyond the mainstream. Janne Kyttanen is selected to design the awards for this year’s event. There jury exists of the following designers:

Jurgen Bey (designer, Studio Makkink&Bey)

Jerszy Seymour (designer, Jerszy Seymour Design Workshop)

Werner Aisslinger (designer, Studio Aisslinger)

Hella Jongerius (designer, Jongeriuslab)

Patrick Reymond (designer, Atelier oÃ¯)

This years event is held at one of the hangars of the historic Berlin airport, Tempelhof. FOC is exhibiting in collaboration with its German agent, Now is here.

DMY Hangar 5 – Stand 142:

Flughafen Berlin Tempelhof
Platz der Luftbrucke 5
12101 Berlin

Freedom Of Creation exhibits in Milan

FOC Collection 18Mar2010

As part of the renowned Fuorisalone event in Milan, FOC will exhibit a selection of its Collection products at JVstore di Jannelli&Volpi. The Fuorisalone event will take place from April 14^th until April 19^th 2010.

JVstore di Jannelli&Volpi is just a few steps away from the Porta Venezia in the centre of Milan and is the beating heart of Wallcovering Design and Creation.

The building features three different levels in which you can find new concepts in style and design.

The JVstore selection of products embodies the spirit of continuous research into design and fashion influences. Objects sourced from international design capitals and from other rather more unexpected and unusual places, all meeting the design brief for colour, form and quality.

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