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''[http://www.alexrandall.co.uk/#a=0&at=0&mi=2&pt=1&pi=10000&s=14&p=0 The Antler Chandelier]' (2010) The Antler Chandelier consists of ten pairs of antlers hanging from giant chromed wishbone shaped hooks<br />
''[http://www.alexrandall.co.uk/#a=0&at=0&mi=2&pt=1&pi=10000&s=14&p=0 The Antler Chandelier]' (2010) The Antler Chandelier consists of ten pairs of antlers hanging from giant chromed wishbone shaped hooks<br />
''[http://www.alexrandall.co.uk/#a=0&at=0&mi=2&pt=1&pi=10000&s=4&p=0 Bakelite Phone Lamps]''(2006) The award winning Bakelite Telephone Lamp was the first design created by Alex<br />
''[http://www.alexrandall.co.uk/#a=0&at=0&mi=2&pt=1&pi=10000&s=4&p=0 Bakelite Phone Lamps]''(2006) The award winning Bakelite Telephone Lamp was the first design created by Alex<br />
''[http://www.alexrandall.co.uk/#a=0&at=0&mi=2&pt=1&pi=10000&s=15&p=0 Blacksmith's Bellows]'' (2008)<br />
''[http://www.alexrandall.co.uk/#a=0&at=0&mi=2&pt=1&pi=10000&s=15&p=0 Blacksmith's Bellows]'' (2008) The bellows were rescued from a decaying barn in East Devon<br />
[http://www.alexrandall.co.uk/#a=0&at=0&mi=2&pt=1&pi=10000&s=1&p=0 ''The Carriers''] (2011) 23 Taxidermied pigeons carry a spiny ball through the air<br />
[http://www.alexrandall.co.uk/#a=0&at=0&mi=2&pt=1&pi=10000&s=1&p=0 ''The Carriers''] (2011) 23 Taxidermied pigeons carry a spiny ball through the air<br />
''[http://www.alexrandall.co.uk/#a=0&at=0&mi=2&pt=1&pi=10000&s=10&p=0 Chain Chandeliers]'' (2006) In the very centre of the chandeliers hangs a salvaged ship's light<br />
''[http://www.alexrandall.co.uk/#a=0&at=0&mi=2&pt=1&pi=10000&s=10&p=0 Chain Chandeliers]'' (2006) In the very centre of the chandeliers hangs a salvaged ship's light<br />

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Alex Randall

Alex Randall
File:Alexrandallportrait.jpg
Alex Randall, Portrait by Clare Rosen
Born (1982-08-17) 17 August 1982 (age 41)
Guilford, England, UK
NationalityBritish
EducationSurrey Institute of Art & Design, University College


Chelsea School of Art

Falmouth College of Art
Known forArtist, Lighting designer, Writer
Awards‘The most promising newcomer’ award by Liberty
Websitewww.alexrandall.co.uk

Alex Randall was born in 1982 just outside London in the UK. She attended [Chelsea School of Art] where she studied sculpture and later [Falmouth College of Art] where she completed an MA in Professional Writing.

After graduation Randall started her career as a lighting artist. Within just a couple of months she was awarded ‘the most promising newcomer’ award by Liberty and began stocking the store with work.

Randall is well known for her bespoke large-scale pieces in hotels, bars, restaurants and private residencies all over the world. She usually works with a combination of reclaimed objects and modern technology but in 2008 Randall started working with the controversial medium of taxidermy as a form of lighting art.

Randall has recently teamed up with the US photographer Claire Rosen to begin work on a book to be shot both in the US and UK. Although not yet finished, the photographs have already been short-listed for The Sony Worldwide Photographic Awards.

As well as working on a number of private commissions, this year Randall’s work will be on public view at the New York Design Festival with The Future Perfect in September at London Design Week at Tent and in November with Ken Fulk in San Francisco.

== Selected shows==
2012 Lane Crawford,Hong Kong
2011 Solo show, Ken Fulk, San Francisco
2010 Tent London
2010 ‘The Future Perfect’ New York
2009 ‘Stuff and Nonsense’. London.
2008 ‘Where To?’ Solo Show. London.
2008 ‘Pulse’, London.
2008 ‘100% Design’, London.
2008 Trash Luxe’, Liberty Department Store, London.
2007 ‘Pulse’, London.
2007 ‘100% Design’, London.


Artworks

The Aladdin Chandeliers, (2007) Nine antique blue flame heaters
The Antler Chandelier' (2010) The Antler Chandelier consists of ten pairs of antlers hanging from giant chromed wishbone shaped hooks
Bakelite Phone Lamps(2006) The award winning Bakelite Telephone Lamp was the first design created by Alex
Blacksmith's Bellows (2008) The bellows were rescued from a decaying barn in East Devon
The Carriers (2011) 23 Taxidermied pigeons carry a spiny ball through the air
Chain Chandeliers (2006) In the very centre of the chandeliers hangs a salvaged ship's light
The Chimney Cowl (2009)
The Cymbal Chandelier (2011)
Duck Desk Lamp (2009)
Fly-Tox (2011)
In Memory Of Freddie (2011)
The Gramophone Chandelier (2007)
Lost (2011)
Loudhailer (2012)
The milking machine (2007)
Organ Pipe Chandelier (2011
Patience (
Partridge Dance
Pigeon pendants
Rams Head Wall Light
The Rat Swarm Lamp
The Sanctuary Chandelier
Saw Blade Chandelier
Squirrel Wall lights
Tackle Block
Tea Chest Chandeliers
Tuba Chandelier
In Memory Of Triumph
The Valor Lamp


References

  1. ^ "Taxidermy Lights". Design Boom.
  2. ^ "Redefining Taxidermy with Alex Randall". Scarlet opus trends blog.
  3. ^ "Alex Randall Bespoke Lighting". Cool Hunting.
  4. ^ "ALex Randall". Design Milk.
  5. ^ "The Adventures of Randall & Rosen". Book. Claire Rosen.