14 May 1998

Soho picture library Robert Harding has decided to flatter its loyal clients in the design industry as part of a new promotion. Lunches in Paris and New York are up

Photographer David Bailey was last week awarded British Design and Art Direction’s 1998 President’s Award by Time Mellors in recognition of his lifetime contribution to creativity. Bailey began his career

The work of two pioneers of industrial design is the subject of current exhibitions. Hugh Pearman compares the differing worlds of Bosch and Bonk.

Peter Saville was among the brightest stars of the Eighties and is back this year as one of the ‘star turns’ at the Creative Show. Michael Johnson looks back at

You can’t knock the Design Business Association’s Design for Good initiative (see News, page 4). Well, it is for charity, isn’t it? But you can question the priority DBA chairman

Price Waterhouse and Coopers & Lybrand are yet to approve a name for the company formed when they officially merge on 1 July.

The London White Card, the pass which allows unlimited access to 15 of London’s museums and galleries, is to be relaunched. Still Waters Run Deep has provided a new identity

A combination of fun and self-indulgence is reflected in the new pack designs for Christy Cosmetic’s eight-strong face mask range. The packs, revamped by Slatter-Anderson in London, feature computer-manipulated fruit

I was taken aback by the intemperate views expressed in Ms Adams’ letter (DW 24 April) and, as I was primarily involved in the brief, I felt I should respond.

The Canon Photography Gallery opens at The Victoria and Albert Museum with an introduction to the V&A collection Photography: An Independent Art. The collection charts the history of photography from

Fitch is pushing on with its drive to increase its strategic expertise and its grip on the European market, with the acquisition of French company Peclers Paris for 2.2m. All

Interiors group Vickery Oldman has ended a long-term office sharing arrangement with The Jenkins Group to move in with graphics group Visible Edge, itself originally a breakaway consultancy from The