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The Art of Clairtone
- Design Exchange
- 234 Bay St. • View on map »
- 416-363-6121
The Design Exchange is offering a glimpse of the super-suave stereos that epitomized 1960s cool and held such promise for Canadian design—especially the iconic Project G, with its bookending satellite-style speakers, famously owned by Hugh Hefner and Frank Sinatra. Made by the company co-founded by mining magnate Peter Munk and designer David Gilmour, the stereos (and later TVs) entered the popular imagination via a series of provocative ads and a 1967 appearance (by the G2 model) in The Graduate.—Brent Ledger
- When:
- May. 9/08 - Oct. 13/08
- How Much:
- $5
- Event Web Site:
- http://www.dx.org
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