KK Outlet
Design work for KK Outlet, collected from the studios behind it.
- Design cases
- 4
- Studio
- 1
- Latest work added
- Apr 2026
- Exhibition Design 3
- Event Design 1
Design cases by studio
KesselsKramer (4)
- Exhibition Series and Event Programming for KK Outlet Gallery 2013
- KesselsKramer curated a year-long program of exhibitions and events at KK Outlet Gallery in 2013, featuring artists, photographers, and designers such as Anthony Burrill, Ewen Spencer, Franck Allais, and Hugo & Marie. The series combined visual art showcases with interactive dinner talks called Meal Ticket, creating a vibrant cultural hub that blended art, design, and conversation in the heart of London.
- Exhibition Design for KK Outlet Gallery 2010
- KK Outlet Gallery 2010 presented a year-long series of exhibitions and collaborations celebrating contemporary art, photography, and design. The program featured projects such as JP Thurlow’s ‘100 Covers’, the Colette shop swap, Daniel Cohen’s backstage photography, and the cross-continental ‘Fax Ex-Machina’ art exchange. Each show transformed the gallery into a dynamic space for creative experimentation and cultural dialogue.
- Exhibition Design for KK Outlet Gallery 2015
- KK Outlet Gallery 2015 hosted a series of exhibitions showcasing diverse creative talents, from Anna Lomax’s playful exploration of luxury and material culture to Catalogue’s retrospective of graphic design practice, and the vibrant Christmas Print Fayre curated by People of Print. Each show transformed the gallery into an immersive, design-led experience celebrating art, collaboration, and cultural commentary.
- Exhibition Series for KK Outlet Gallery 2017
- KK Outlet Gallery 2017 presented a diverse lineup of exhibitions and creative events featuring emerging and established artists. The program included photography, collage workshops, magazine launches, and immersive installations exploring themes of identity, faith, sexuality, and optimism. Each show transformed the gallery into a space for cultural dialogue and artistic experimentation.
