Swarovski Sponsors a Show at the Design Museum in London "Digital Crystal: Swarovski at the Design Museum," which runs in London Sept. 5 through Jan. 13, explores what the museum's director, Deyan Sudjic, says is a crucial question facing design: the future of memory in the digital age. With the impending demise of the analog era, and the growing fragility of our connection to the tangible and the real, what happens to our photographs, diaries, letters and ephemera? Mr. Sudjic said his interest was piqued by Swarovski's celebrated Crystal Palace exhibitions: "I had been looking at the way Nadja Swarovski had been asking designers to explore the boundaries of contemporary design ever since I saw the first of her installations at the Milan Fair a decade ago." Among the show's 14 designers are celebrated ones like Ron Arad and Arik Levy and newer talents like Paul Cocksedge, who contributed a glowing green installation called "Crystallize" (right). Information: 011-44-20-7940-8790 or designmuseum.org.