Fight design’s corner
The Creative Industries Forum on intellectual property will need tangible aims and the design industry must have a strong voice for it to make a difference
The Creative Industries Forum on intellectual property will need tangible aims and the design industry must have a strong voice for it to make a difference
Barber Osgerby has won the Jerwood Applied Arts Prize 2004, with founders Edward Barber and Jay Osgerby (pictured left and right, respectively) receiving £15 000 at Monday evening’s ceremony, held
A showcase for French digital media will take place at Onedotzero_fr, held at Ciné Lumière, at the Institut Français later this month.
Universal Design Studio has overhauled the youth-oriented Spirit floor at Selfridges’ Exchange Square store in Manchester. The 2044m2 space, which was unveiled on Saturday, takes its cues from nightclub design
Design UK Selection 2004, curated by Max Fraser, features 150 items by British design talents such as Ilse Crawford and Pureform (Tri stool pictured). Alongside the exhibition are three smaller
Six buildings, including Manchester’s Imperial War Museum North and The Spire in Dublin, have been shortlisted for the £20 000 Stirling Prize. Two buildings by Foster and Partners made it
Graduates from London’s Camberwell College of Arts, Central Saint Martin’s College of Art and Design, Chelsea College of Art and Design, London College of Communication and London College of Fashion
WPP has secured a £780m merger with Grey Global. The deal puts WPP neck-and-neck with US network Omnicom at the top of the league table of the world’s largest advertising
Glasgow’s 999 Design has created a recruitment campaign for BT’s graduate scheme, aimed at promoting the diverse range of career opportunities available within the BT Group.
Communicate chronicles British graphic design since the 1960s. Oliver Bennett asks the stars of the show how their trade has changed over the years
Interior design showroom Rabih Hage launches Gaetano Pesce’s latest creation, the Alda Lamp, at its London Sloane Street store on 21 September. Named in honour of Pesce’s mother, who was
Unilever is to launch a range of four Peperami products, with packaging designed by The Core, as the fmcg giant moves to capitalise on growth in ‘protein-based’ snacking. The range