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Modernism: Designing a New WorldVictoria & Albert Museum, London Fraser Randall was appointed by the Victoria & Albert Museum as the Project Manager, Cost Consultant, and the Planning Supervisor for the blockbuster exhibition Modernism: Designing a New World. This major exhibition was the first of its kind to explore Modernism from the perspective of the international design world in such detail. Christopher Wilks, the curator managed to bring together a wide variety of art and objects from around the world including Walter Zapp's Minox camera of 1936, Leger paintings and photographs by Man Ray. Such loaned objects are often only confirmed within weeks of the exhibition opening and this required a particular kind of flexible design strategy that Fraser Randall implemented to deal with late changes and decisions. Fraser Randall worked closely with the designers of the temporary exhibition which continues the theme of the architecture design movements of the past two centuries. |
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