KesselsKramer curated a year-long series of exhibitions at KK Outlet Gallery in 2012, showcasing diverse creative talents across art, photography, design, and culture. The program featured artists such as Alex Turvey, Antony Crook, Robert Montgomery, and Ill Studio, each exploring unique visual narratives and experimental forms of expression.
KesselsKramer curated and designed a year-long series of exhibitions at KK Outlet Gallery in 2009, showcasing international artists, designers, and collectives. The program explored themes from personal identity and social commentary to humor and cultural critique, transforming the gallery into a dynamic platform for contemporary creativity.
KesselsKramer curated a year-long series of exhibitions for KK Outlet Gallery in 2014, showcasing diverse creative disciplines from photography and typography to fashion and conceptual art. Each show transformed the gallery into a new environment, celebrating experimental, independent, and cross-disciplinary work from international artists and studios.
KesselsKramer curated a year-long program of exhibitions at KK Outlet Gallery in 2016, showcasing diverse creative voices across photography, illustration, design, and cultural commentary. The series featured artists such as Jim Naughten, Beth Lesser, Bompas & Parr, Emily Forgot, and Laura Callaghan, among others, blending art, publishing, and social engagement within a dynamic gallery space.
KesselsKramer curated a year-long series of exhibitions at KK Outlet Gallery in London, showcasing diverse artists and designers across photography, illustration, and conceptual art. The 2011 program featured works by figures such as James Jarvis, Giles Duley, Kenji Hirasawa, and Trevor Jackson, exploring themes from celebrity culture to urban intervention and handcrafted experimentation.
KesselsKramer curated and designed a series of exhibitions at KK Outlet Gallery, their hybrid creative space in London. The gallery showcased experimental and provocative works blending art, culture, and communication, reflecting the studio’s unconventional approach to storytelling and design.