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Cog Design director Michael Smith released 27 balloons with money attached to them during his hour-long stint on Trafalgar Square’s Fourth Plinth last week, causing two people to jump into
Cog Design director Michael Smith released 27 balloons with money attached to them during his hour-long stint on Trafalgar Square’s Fourth Plinth last week, causing two people to jump into
The Bug World Experience in Liverpool opened last week, featuring exhibition design by Met Studio Design, digital interactives by All of Us, retail design by Cubit 3D and branding by
Youth Music Box, an audiovisual recording studio designed by Silent Studios, will be installed in London’s Royal Festival Hall from 17 July to 31 August, for the use of visitors.
Why Not Associates has created the posters for Tate Britain’s Turner & the Masters exhibition, which opens in September. As well as works by JMW Turner, the show will feature
BR&Me has designed new packaging for soft drink brand Capri-Sun, owned by Coca-Cola Enterprises. Launching in time for the new school year, the design attempts to reflect the drink’s claims
Ron Arad’s contribution to the Design Museum’s Super Contemporary exhibition is a campaign to save the neon tower at London’s Hayward Gallery. Which fallenor dismantled structure would you resurrect, and
In the early 1990s, the North American punk and hardcore music scene developed an independent, do-it-yourself approach. This grew from self-booking tours and self-releasing records, to designing and hand-assembling every
When Peter Glover started his new venture, he discovered the public sector was more open to requests for funding than the banking world
Limited budgets can spur creativity, especially when it comes to selecting paper and processes for print projects. Anna Richardson looks at examples of maximising spend in effective ways
In these straitened times many of us are feeling the need to be more inconspicuous about our consumption. Clare Dowdy examines the effect this growing trend is having on the
Regarding Clive Grinyer’s article Making an impact, (DW 2 July), I agree with Clive, and a lot of others are saying exactly the same sort of thing. Increasing the Green-ness