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"  The London Design Festival kicked off yesterday with hundreds of events and exhibitions festooning the city through September 22, including a Bocci lighting installation at the Victoria &amp;amp;amp; Albert Museum and the launch of Tom Dixon&amp;#039;s latest &amp;#039;Y&amp;#039; chair. The hotly anticipated Copper Mirror Series, by Hunting &amp;amp;amp; Narud, opened September 5 at Gallery Libby Sellers, a temple of contemporary design whose director is the former curator of London&amp;#039;s Design Museum. The Norwegian-born, London-based design duo Amy Hunting and Oscar Narud created the series of freestanding mirrors as an homage to their Scandinavian homeland. Slender poles of mild steel anchored in rough-hewn blocks of stone reference Norway&amp;#039;s modern exports, while the polished discs of copper summon a long history of ore-extraction and copper-smelting. The pivoting circular forms, &amp;quot;inspired by the language and movement of the different elements of the solar system,&amp;quot; were singled out by Max Fraser, the festival&amp;#039;s 33-year-old deputy director, as one of the week&amp;#039;s can&amp;#039;t-miss exhibitions. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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