Hussein Chalayan

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Hussein Chalayan

Wednesday, 8 September 2010 - Saturday, 2 October 2010

Lisson Gallery, 29 Bell Street, Marylebone, NW1 5BY

Exhibitions: , Art, Gallery, Installation, Design, Fashion

How Much: Free!
Hussein Chalayan is one of the major figures in the contemporary fashion world, his name synonymous with wacky conceptualism, technological wizardry and unparalleled innovativity.

After the success of 2009's major retrospective at the Design Museum, Hussein Chalayan is now collaborating with Lisson Gallery to present a new installation this September and October.

Expect fireworks, probably literally.

Until 02.10.10.

Read Tom's review of Hussein Chalayan at the Design Museum, 2009.
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