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June 2011 Online

  • £500 000 fund promotes digital innovation in arts and culture

    Thu, 9 Jun 2011

    Digital groups are being encouraged to link up with arts and cultural organisations to apply for cash from a £500 000 pot, which has been made available for digital projects that help connect with wider audiences.

  • A bird in the hand

    Wed, 29 Jun 2011

    For new exhibition A Bird In the Hand, artist Renhui Zhao has created haunting photography and sculpture that explores the connection between humans and birds, told from the slightly unusual perspective of semi-fictional body The Institute of Critical Zoology.By Renhui Zhao

  • A Plus B Studio brands Arab Spring show

    Mon, 6 Jun 2011

    A Plus B Studio has created the identity and collateral for The Future of a Promise, a show at the Venice Biennale, which features the work of artists from the Arab world.

  • Allies rebrands Spanish food company Brindisa

    Fri, 3 Jun 2011

    Allies Design has rebranded Spanish food company Brindisa, creating a refreshed visual identity to be used across all touchpoints, including its three restaurants and Borough Market store in London.

  • Amaze lands Keep Britain Tidy campaign website

    Fri, 3 Jun 2011

    Amaze has been appointed by Keep Britain Tidy to create a website to support its new anti-litter brand Love Where You Live.

  • Architect Owen Luder joins SBID as board director

    Thu, 16 Jun 2011

    Architect Owen Luder has been appointed as the new executive board director by the Society of British Interior Design.

  • Artists chosen to design 2012 Olympic posters

    Tue, 21 Jun 2011

    A group of 12 artists has been selected to design the official posters for the London 2012 Olympics.

  • BDP works on Fritz Hansen furniture store

    Mon, 20 Jun 2011

    Architect BDP is working on interior designs for a new flagship store for Danish furniture brand Fritz Hansen, which is set to open in London in September.

  • Best of the Web

    Fri, 17 Jun 2011

    Our weekly round-up where we share with you the best bits and bobs we’ve found on that ‘internet’ during the last seven days.79361

  • Best of the Web

    Fri, 10 Jun 2011

    This is a first of a weekly round-up where we share with you the best videos, site design and articles that we’ve found on the Web during the last seven days.From John Symes’ blog Louse Flea

  • Best of the web

    Fri, 24 Jun 2011

    Our weekly round-up of interesting things we’ve found on the Web.

  • Blue Marlin repackages Purdey’s

    Fri, 10 Jun 2011

    Blue Marlin has redesigned the packaging for the Britvic-owned Purdey’s wellbeing drink.

  • Boldness and Britishness

    Thu, 23 Jun 2011

    Humour and idiosyncrasy - the hallmarks of Paul Slater’s paintings.

  • Brand Voice speaks up for Martson’s Pedigree real ale

    Fri, 17 Jun 2011

    Brand Voice has created a cricket-themed campaign for Marston’s Pedigree real ale, which launched with an initial Father’s Day promotion yesterday and will run throughout the summer.

  • British Museum History of the World exhibition bags Art Fund Prize

    Thu, 16 Jun 2011

    The British Museum has been awarded the Art Fund Prize for Museum of the Year, for its exhibition A History of the World.

  • Buddy and Here rebrand University of Plymouth

    Fri, 17 Jun 2011

    Buddy and Here Design have collaborated on a rebranding of the University of Plymouth.

  • Cada works up Mexican restaurant interiors

    Tue, 28 Jun 2011

    Cada is designing the interiors for Mexican restaurant Poncho No 8’s third branch, which is set to open in Old Compton Street in London’s Soho.

  • Condiments and entrails

    Mon, 27 Jun 2011

    Challenging the ill-founded notion that poetry is high-brow and fusty, John Durak’s latest collection Condiments & Entrails is a gripping read. Equally vivid is the book’s layout, by Bunch Design, which marries a minimal, clean aesthetic with illustrations by Omega The Kid Phoenix.The covers

  • Constructive abandonment

    Tue, 21 Jun 2011

    If, like some of the DW team, you were thrown into a grump after the realisation that following tonight’s midsummer eve the days are only going to get shorter, then new book, Constructive Abandonment, by Michael Dumontier and Neil Farber may well appeal.Constructive Abandonment

  • Consultancies work on BBC paintings website

    Thu, 23 Jun 2011

    Today the BBC launches BBC Your Paintings, a website displaying tens of thousands of previously inaccessible paintings in the public hands.

  • Cottrell & Vermeulen creates children’s hospital designs

    Mon, 27 Jun 2011

    Cottrell & Vermeulen Architecture is designing two new spaces for children in the New Royal London Hospital in east London.

  • Crowdsourcing for kids

    Thu, 30 Jun 2011

    Crowdsourcing may have been a buzzword as of late, but you’d be hard pressed to find a community-generated project as endearing as new film The Itch of the Golden Nit.

  • Cultural Innovations works with Royal Society on Arabick Roots exhibition

    Thu, 9 Jun 2011

    The Royal Society is hosting an Arabick Roots exhibition project managed by Cultural Innovations, with a video by Piers Video Production and interactives by GRDD.

  • Dalziel and Pow creates gunsmith Ray Ward’s anniversary campaign

    Fri, 17 Jun 2011

    Dalziel and Pow has created a 50-year anniversary campaign for luxury gun retailer Ray Ward, aiming to portray the brand’s ‘lifestyle aspect’.

  • Daniel Buren to create Tottenham Court Road installation

    Mon, 6 Jun 2011

    Art on The Underground has announced that French artist Daniel Buren will create a permanent installation as part of the redevelopment plans at Tottenham Court Road Tube station.

  • Design LSM creates Rhubarb interiors

    Mon, 27 Jun 2011

    Design LSM has designed the interiors for the soon-to-open Rhubarb restaurant at Heathrow’s Terminal 3.

  • Design Week to continue online

    Tue, 28 Jun 2011

    Design Week will be digital only from this edition.

  • Direct Marketing Association set for rebrand

    Thu, 9 Jun 2011

    The Direct Marketing Association is set to roll out new branding developed by an in-house team, working with digital consultancy Jacob Bailey.

  • DIY: digital type

    Wed, 22 Jun 2011

    Earlier this month, we informed our expansive raft of DW blog readers of Jotta and Intel’s DIY FX Film workshop at the Design Museum, which saw participants learning to create their own films with readily available materials.

  • Doodle for Google

    Mon, 13 Jun 2011

    There was a time you might remember, when Google found its way into our psyche to the extent that it became a verb.

  • Dover Wartime Tunnels exhibition set to open

    Tue, 7 Jun 2011

    The Grade I-listed Dover Wartime Tunnels, which have been developed into a visitor experience and exhibition space by light architect Light Bureau and Danish design group Kvorning Design & Kommunikation, are set to open on 10 June.

  • Dragons’ Den’s Deborah Meaden among Design Council trustees

    Tue, 7 Jun 2011

    The Design Council has announced its new board of trustees, which features Simon Waterfall of Fray alongside Wayne Hemingway and businesswoman Deborah Meaden of BBC TV’s Dragons’ Den fame.

  • Dublin, Cape Town and Bilbao vie for World Design Capital title

    Thu, 23 Jun 2011

    Bilbao, Cape Town and Dublin have been shortlisted in the bid to become World Design Capital 2014.

  • Editor's blog

    Wed, 22 Jun 2011

    Lynda Relph-Knight’s perspective on the week.

  • Editor's blog

    Tue, 7 Jun 2011

    Lynda Relph-Knight’s perspective on the week

  • Editor's Blog

    Wed, 15 Jun 2011

    Lynda Relph-Knight’s perspective on the week

  • Epoch appointed to Krispy Kreme designs

    Mon, 6 Jun 2011

    Bristol-based Epoch Design has been appointed to work on integrated design work for doughnut brand Krispy Kreme UK.

  • Exam to distinguish between interior designers and decorators

    Fri, 24 Jun 2011

    The Society of British Interior Design is to run an exam which aims to distinguish between interior designers and interior decorators.

  • Fags and football

    Thu, 23 Jun 2011

    Artist Leo Fitzmaurice has spent the last 10 years collecting more than 800 cigarette packets from all over the world and flattening them out to produce these rather sweet ‘football shirts’.

  • Films afloat

    Thu, 9 Jun 2011

    Back in December, we reported on the Floating Cinema due to take to the debris-strewn waterways of East London. Now, finally, the good ship is gearing up for her maiden voyage; having announced a brilliant programme of events coupled with some stunning design work.

  • Five Foot Six aims high with Musto website

    Tue, 14 Jun 2011

    Five Foot Six has developed a new website for outdoor sports clothing brand Musto.

  • Former Selfridges boss Vittorio Radice joins Conran

    Mon, 27 Jun 2011

    Former Selfridges chief executive Vittorio Radice is joining Conran Holdings as a non-executive director.

  • Found faces

    Wed, 29 Jun 2011

    Paul Gray, founder of Glasgow consultancy Suisse, has an obsession.

  • Gesture killed the touchscreen star

    Mon, 27 Jun 2011

    Guest blogger Kyle Van Blerk, creative partner at branding consultancy Meteorite, reflects on the future of touchscreen in the light of developments in voice recognition and gesture-based communication.

  • Glastonbury decontamination

    Thu, 23 Jun 2011

    Almost inevitably, it looks like its going to be another very muddy Glastonbury again this year.

  • Government launches Made by Britain manufacturing showcase

    Mon, 27 Jun 2011

    Business Secretary Vince Cable is set to launch the Made by Britain initiative, which will showcase manufacturing from across the UK.

  • Government says design is ‘integral’ to growth plans

    Thu, 23 Jun 2011

    Universities and Science Minister David Willetts says design is ‘an integral part of the Government’s plans for innovation and growth’, adding that it will form a ‘prominent feature’ in the upcoming research and innovation strategy.

  • Government scraps Central Office of Information

    Fri, 24 Jun 2011

    The Central Office of Information, the Government’s main procurer of design, is to be scrapped.

  • GRDD creates Titanica interactives

    Mon, 13 Jun 2011

    GRDD has created two interactive pieces for the Titanica exhibition at the National Museums Northern Ireland’s Ulster Folk and Transport Museum, called Titanic Stories and Titanic Plans.

  • Hamleys unveils rag doll toy

    Tue, 28 Jun 2011

    Toy store Hamleys is unveiling a new Rosie Ragdoll toy designed in-house, marking the start of a new range for girls.

  • Happy Families

    Thu, 16 Jun 2011

    If you are missing Blue Peter, you are almost certainly showing your age. And chances are you find yourself sneaking off of an evening for a local ‘making’ class in the hope of finding new ways to express yourself creatively with an old cereal box and toilet roll inner.Richard ...

  • Hat-Trick rebrands RNID as Action on Hearing Loss

    Fri, 10 Jun 2011

    Hat-Trick Design has led a rebranding project for the Royal National Institute for Deaf People (RNID), renaming it Action on Hearing Loss and creating a new visual identity for the charity.

  • Heaps good

    Fri, 24 Jun 2011

    Named after an Australian slang term meaning very impressive or awesome, Heaps Good is a similarly awesome network dedicated to promoting and supporting Aussie creativity in the UK.

  • Heavy heaven

    Mon, 27 Jun 2011

    The Prodigy’s Maxim – along with the rest of his band - are better known as being big beat pioneers and purveyors of a shock aesthetic previously unknown in dance music.

  • I Wanna Be Adored

    Tue, 14 Jun 2011

    Reaffirming the notion that musicians are rarely one trick ponies (think Bowie in Labyrinth; Edwyn Collins’ bird illustrations; Will Smith as the Fresh Prince, etc etc.); the new show from John Squire, formerly of The Stone Roses and The Seahorses, cements his place as one of the finest discipline-hoppers around.

  • Imagination and Heatherwick create interactive wayfinding for Hong Kong mall

    Tue, 28 Jun 2011

    Imagination has created an interactive wayfinding system for the Pacific Place mall in Hong Kong, which focuses on a series of interactive digital directories.

  • Kill your darlings

    Tue, 28 Jun 2011

    Known for his motley crew of bearded shoplifters, bondage dragons, northernisms, and a whole host of ‘stabby’ women, Sheffield-based street artist Kid Acne has captured the attention and smiles of Design Week for a while now.

  • KVB works for Middle East entertainment group

    Thu, 16 Jun 2011

    KVB Design has created a retail concept for Middle East home entertainment company Archemedia ahead of a global roll-out.

  • Label look

    Tue, 7 Jun 2011

    Unusually for an industry dominated by flux, every release put out by electronic music label Sci+Tec features creative by just one consultancy, Sheffield-based studio Human.

  • LCD creates identity for charity sweepstake organisation

    Tue, 14 Jun 2011

    LCD has developed the brand for new online fundraising company Guess to Give.

  • Light Bureau design director Paul Nulty launches consultancy

    Fri, 10 Jun 2011

    Paul Nulty has left lighting design consultancy Light Bureau, where he was design director, to set up his own practice, Paul Nulty Lighting Design.

  • Light show

    Thu, 9 Jun 2011

    Last night Battersea Power Station was transformed into a swivelling Rubiks cube, before it’s mammoth towers were filled with shards of blue glass then transformed into huge, groaning pistons.The Bombay Sapphire installation by Drive

  • London Olympic torch design unveiled

    Wed, 8 Jun 2011

    A prototype of the London 2012 Olympic torch, designed by Barber Osgerby, has been unveiled.

  • Love and Loss

    Tue, 14 Jun 2011

    Back in the autumn, we reported on the ludicrously, brilliantly, bizarrely designed LN-CC shop in Dalston - a space created by set designer and illustrator Gary Card.I Loved You

  • Made in Italy

    Fri, 24 Jun 2011

    Few of us could afford sumptuous creations from the Italian fashion powerhouses, but supplementing our vicarious living ways of browsing Net a Porter of a lunchtime, or peering Dickensian-urchin like into shop windows we can barely afford to stand next to, is the upcoming Maters of Style exhibition.Dolce ...

  • Magpie creates Channel 4 Street Summer branding

    Thu, 30 Jun 2011

    Magpie Studio has worked with Channel 4’s in-house design team 4 Creative to develop the branding for the channel’s arts and culture season Street Summer.

  • Making in film

    Thu, 30 Jun 2011

    In a year where Design Week has campaigned for drawing and making to be a staple of design education, it seems we are not alone, with the Victoria & Albert Museum and Crafts Council teaming up for the Power of Making exhibition, which opens in September.

  • Man & Man redesigns Satsuma restaurant

    Tue, 21 Jun 2011

    Man & Man Design is redesigning the interiors for Japanese katsu curry restaurant Satsuma, due to reopen in London’s Soho in September.

  • Mark Studio brands Join the Dots research agency

    Fri, 10 Jun 2011

    Mark Studio has created the branding for consumer research specialist Join the Dots, formerly known as Virtual Surveys.

  • Mayday creates branded ice-cream range for Tesco

    Thu, 9 Jun 2011

    Mayday has produced the identity and packaging designs of a new range of Tesco ice cream, which has been branded Choka Blok but will not carry the Tesco name.

  • Moving platforms

    Wed, 22 Jun 2011

    Priestman Goode’s Paul Priestman is something of a train expert, having worked on designs for the Virgin Pendolino, the Mercury train concept and the Sifang Locomotive Company in China.

  • Neville Brody awarded D&AD President’s Medal as pencils announced

    Fri, 17 Jun 2011

    Neville Brody has been awarded the D&AD President’s Medal, while design Black Pencils have gone to Samuel Wilkinson and Hulger for the Plumen light bulb and Apple for the iPad.

  • Nike and Hotel Creative work on Nike 1948 space

    Tue, 21 Jun 2011

    Hotel Creative has designed graphics to support the redesign of Nike’s soon-to-reopen 1948 space in east London.

  • Olivier Kugler wins V&A Illustration Awards

    Tue, 7 Jun 2011

    Stuttgart-born illustrator Olivier Kugler has been announced as the overall winner of the V&A Illustration Awards, with his illustration of a truck driver’s journey across Iran, from French reportage magazine XXI.

  • Open City

    Wed, 15 Jun 2011

    Guantanamo detainees, drug abuse, Morris dancers, and a women with five (metaphorical) elephants are just some of the subjects featured in the Open City London Documentary Film Festival opening tomorrow, alongside a number of brilliant design and architecture related screenings.

  • Patricia Urquiola creates ‘flagship venue’ for Scholtès

    Thu, 16 Jun 2011

    Patricia Urquiola is creating a new retail space for kitchen brand Scholtès, which is set to open in London in September.

  • Pearlfisher and 20/20 work on new Waitrose food range

    Tue, 7 Jun 2011

    Pearlfisher has designed the packaging for the new Waitrose Love Life food range while 20/20 worked on the brand strategy for the range.

  • Print the North

    Mon, 6 Jun 2011

    Independent magazine distributor Stack and Mag Culture’s Jeremy Leslie have teamed up to put on events for magazine lovers, the next of which will take place in Manchester on Thursday.

  • Questing digital print

    Fri, 3 Jun 2011

    Opening at Kemistry Gallery this week is an exhibition dedicated to digital prints and how they are used in contemporary art and design practice.By Jack Featherstone

  • Radical architecture

    Mon, 13 Jun 2011

    Alliteration aside, Poland and Plymouth are worlds apart, making the collaboration between students on the Master of Architecture course at the University of Plymouth and those from Gdansk Technical University rather intriguing.Sian Bradley

  • Raw creates grassroots football resources

    Fri, 3 Jun 2011

    Raw is working for the Football Association to brand and design a range of online training resources for grassroots leagues and clubs.

  • Refinery repackages Hammerite paint

    Tue, 14 Jun 2011

    Manchester-based group Refinery has created new packaging designs for metal paint brand Hammerite, which are set to roll out internationally.

  • Remember Remember

    Fri, 17 Jun 2011

    In the spirit of remembrance The RIBA initiative Forgotten Spaces 2011 has shortlisted sites in London and Sheffield which may be exhumed, reimagined and hopefully remembered.Learn to Fix by Camilla Jarvis and Chris Blaydes

  • Samsung runs with Kate Moross-designed Olympic logo

    Tue, 14 Jun 2011

    Illustrator Kate Moross has designed Samsung’s new Olympic logo, which will go into use for the London 2012 Games next year.

  • SAS creates website for Strutt & Parker estate agent

    Tue, 21 Jun 2011

    SAS has created a new website for estate agent Strutt & Parker, which boasts new features including the ability to search for properties by lifestyle.

  • Sean Carney to take over as Philips chief design officer

    Fri, 24 Jun 2011

    Sean Carney is set to take over as chief design officer at Royal Philips Electronics when current incumbent Stefano Marzano retires later this year.

  • Sherry creates Kick It Out football materials

    Mon, 6 Jun 2011

    Sherry has designed the communication materials for the Kick It Out football equality charity’s One Game, One Community Action Week in October.

  • Sign of the times

    Tue, 7 Jun 2011

    Ahead of his exhibition at Brighton’s Ink-d Gallery later this month, street artist Ryan Callanan, aka RYCA, talks to Design Week about the influence of symbols on culture and how his background in sign-writing has shaped his work.

  • Sir Terence Conran gifts £18m for Design Museum move

    Thu, 30 Jun 2011

    Sir Terence Conran has made a donation that could total nearly £18 million to help fund the Design Museum’s planned move to the former Commonwealth Institute in Kensington in 2014.

  • So Jung

    Wed, 15 Jun 2011

    This exhibition, exploring the two sides to the human psyche, will both fascinate and terrify you; taking Jung’s theory of The Shadow as the ‘suppressed or disowned qualities of human consciousness’ as its inspiration.Chris Anthony - Wednesday

  • Someone brands Pockit online savings service

    Mon, 13 Jun 2011

    Someone has created the branding for online money saving service Pockit, which aims to help customers save money on services such as life insurance and household bills.

  • Spin cycle

    Thu, 30 Jun 2011

    A graduate product designer has combined a washing machine and a bicycle into a single product, which he believes will create a unique way of washing clothes in developing countries.

  • Still life

    Mon, 20 Jun 2011

    Part graphic novel cells, part semi-fictional diary, the drawings of Dutch artist Marcel van Eeden speak of smoky environs and shady characters reminiscent of stills from monochrome film noirs.

  • Stop Making Sense

    Thu, 16 Jun 2011

    While all artists and designers - almost by definition - work to redefine people’s perceptions of the world around them, few do so quite as explicitly as those whose work is going on show at the See Yourself Sensing exhibition in London later this month.Didier Faustino, [G]host in the [S]hell, 2008, ...

  • Street life

    Fri, 3 Jun 2011

    Can you put a price on a graffitied wall? Well, you can if you’re Banksy. The world famous street artist is the king of stencilling the back streets of Britain and beyond. 

  • Studio Output brands X Factor star Cher Lloyd

    Thu, 30 Jun 2011

    Studio Output has created a brand for former X Factor finalist Cher Lloyd ahead of the release of her debut single.

  • Team A Go-Go works on youth centre

    Thu, 30 Jun 2011

    Liverpool-based consultancy Team A Go-Go is working on the interior design of youth centre The Fuse: Trafford Youth Village – which has been funded by the Big Lottery’s My Place scheme.

  • That's just not cricket

    Thu, 9 Jun 2011

    Billboards, bus stops and television may be the normal platform for most sports branding, but it wasn’t enough for the England and Wales Cricket Board when promoting this year’s Friends Life T20 competition.

  • The battle for Abidjan

    Tue, 21 Jun 2011

    Although much art is conceived from turmoil and suffering, little perhaps as directly so as the work of Ivorian artist Aboudia Abdoulaye Diarrassouba, whose first solo show in the UK opens this week.

  • The Chase completes Cannes Lions hat-trick

    Thu, 23 Jun 2011

    The Chase has bagged gold, silver and bronze Design Lions at this year’s Cannes Lions Festival.

  • The Joy of Living vs New Designers

    Mon, 20 Jun 2011

    Once again cementing the links between design and philanthropy is the tie-up between Maggie’s Cancer Caring Centres Charity and the New Designers show taking place in London next week.

  • The pain of desire

    Thu, 16 Jun 2011

    On first looking at Bevan’s photography, there’s a sense of gravitas and maturity that belies the artist’s youthfulness and fashion-orientated background.

  • The scent of Bill Murray

    Fri, 10 Jun 2011

    A total of 1 per cent of human DNA is devoted to our sense of smell - more than all the other senses combined - and the scent of actor Bill Murray is a ‘masculine’ combination of chewing gum and ambergris.

  • Think creates JK Rowling’s Pottermore website

    Fri, 24 Jun 2011

    Digital consultancy Think has designed the website for the new Harry Potter-themed online game Pottermore.

  • Thomas Bene to set up own consultancy

    Mon, 13 Jun 2011

    Thomas Bene, of the Bene furniture company, is to launch his own branding and design consultancy.

  • Thomas Manss opens Brazil office

    Mon, 20 Jun 2011

    Thomas Manss & Company is opening its first South American office in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, this week, headed by Rio de Janeiro partner Maria Clara Rezende.

  • Tim Lindsay to take over at D&AD

    Mon, 20 Jun 2011

    Tim Lindsay has been appointed as the new chief executive of D&AD and will take over from Tim O’Kennedy in August.

  • To The Pointe

    Tue, 14 Jun 2011

    Magic, mayhem and the original living doll.? This is the inspiration for a new exhibition at the Birmingham Royal Ballet, entitled Pointe Blank.Crayonfire

  • Tom Muller joins Conran Singh

    Tue, 7 Jun 2011

    Former Studio Output digital creative director Tom Muller has joined Conran Singh as art director.

  • Trading places

    Mon, 13 Jun 2011

    Having a big sister comes with mixed blessings, but there are times when the upside outweighs the disadvantages. This is what we at Design Week have discovered in our dealings with our older stablemate Creative Review, especially when it means our readers benefit.

  • Turning ten

    Fri, 10 Jun 2011

    Electronic music bible Resident Advisor is celebrating its tenth birthday in true aural and visual style, taking on ten countries with ten parties and ten specially commissioned posters to accompany the events.

  • Type on TV

    Wed, 29 Jun 2011

    What methods have you tried to get over crippling creative block? Walking in the country, meditating, firing ideas off supportive friends and colleagues perhaps, but probably not advertising yourself on Craigslist as a private detective and solving crimes Film Noir-style with your comic artist best friend and pot-smoking editor in tow. No?

  • Urban giants

    Fri, 3 Jun 2011

    With a beguiling mix of geeky infographics and striking photography and research, new book Living in the Endless City provides both a snapshot of global urban living and a guide to designing for the megacity.

  • V&A brings in contemporary furniture using new fund

    Mon, 20 Jun 2011

    The Victoria & Albert Museum is to display pieces by Fredrikson Stallard, Nendo and other designers that have been acquired through its new Outset Contemporary Art Fund.

  • Visual design students today

    Tue, 28 Jun 2011

    Guest blogger Adrian Shaughnessy shares the ten things he thinks you should know about today’s visual design students.

  • Vive La Revolution

    Fri, 17 Jun 2011

    Art inspired by the world’s first socialist revolution will be coming to Newcastle later this month, courtesy of the Revolution on Paper: Mexican Prints 1910-1960 exhibition at the Hatton Gallery at Newcastle University.Victoria! Angel Brancho

  • Weather music

    Mon, 20 Jun 2011

    Moving far beyond the usual practice of bashing about pots, pans and the occasional washboard to create experimental music, sound artists James Bulley and Daniel Jones have enlisted the help of the weather - including rainfall, solar radiation, wind speed and humidity - to make an eight-speaker sound installation shaped in real time by its environment.

  • Whitespace works on Sainsbury’s Finance material

    Fri, 3 Jun 2011

    Edinburgh-based consultancy Whitespace has been appointed to work up print and digital designs for Sainsbury’s Finance.

  • Zip Design works on Kylie Minogue app

    Mon, 13 Jun 2011

    Zip Design has created a social gaming app for pop star Kylie Minogue.

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