The Interpretation of Movement, by Conrad Shawcross
Artist Conrad Shawcross has created a new installation that is on display at St Pancras International station in London. The Interpretation of Movement artwork is part of public art programme
Oneroom gallery, by Carlo Ninchi and Vittorio Locatelli
Milanese design duo Carlo Ninchi and Vittorio Locatelli are opening a new art and design gallery called Oneroom in Shoreditch, London. Housed in a four-storey Victorian warehouse, the gallery will
Swedish Design Moves, by various
London Design Fair has announced the launch of Swedish Design Moves, a four-year programme to promote awareness of Swedish design, architecture and fashion internationally. The programme is based on the
Ambiguously Yours: Gender in Hong Kong Popular Culture, by Napp Studio
Napp Studio has worked on the design for a recent exhibition exploring androgyny and gender fluidity in Hong Kong popular culture. Ambiguously Yours featured 90 exhibits looking at gender representation
Time for Outrage! campaign, by various
Creatives including Jake and Dinos Champan and John Cooper Clarke have created a series of posters for a global campaign called Time for Outrage! The campaign is based on the
Brutalist Supergraphics, by ECE Architecture and Creative Forager
ECE Architecture has teamed up with designer Creative Forager to create a 1,000m2 typographic mural on a brutalist, multistorey car park in Worthing, UK. The reimagined car park has been
Power, by Morag Myerscough
Designer Morag Myerscough has created a new public art commission celebrating Battersea Power Station. Made from marine plywood panels and painted in Myerscough’s signature brightly coloured style, Power sits at
New Designers designer of the year award, by Jake Williams
Plymouth College of Art (PCA) graduate Jake Williams has been named as the designer of the year at this year’s New Designers festival, which took place at the Business Design
Metamorphis installation, by Projection Artworks
Projection Artworks has created a giant, interactive cube installation at Finsbury Avenue Square in London’s Broadgate as part of the area’s Life Meets Tech summer campaign. The cube is comprised
Galvanise exhibition, by Local Heroes
Glasgow-based social enterprise Local Heroes has curated an exhibition of furniture designed by Slaps. The exhibition looks to be an “antidote to the ubiquity of minimalist design”, says Local Heroes,
Totally Thames festival, by various
Totally Thames – an annual festival celebrating the River Thames – is set to return to London this September with a series of events including installations, exhibitions, screenings and performances.
Rado Star Prize shortlist, by various
Watchmaker Rado and London Design Festival tradeshow Designjunction have announced the shortlisted designs for the inaugural edition of the Rado Star Prize UK. Young designers from all over the country
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