27 May 1999

In our egotistical times, an exhibition about ourselves called The Museum of Me should be a surefire winner. Just such an exhibition is currently running at The Bargehouse at Oxo

The Royal National Institute for the Blind has launched its latest mobility campaign, Rights of Way. Creative work is by Think – a London sub-brand launched earlier this year by

As market channels proliferate, fmcg groups are racing to show off their brands outside the traditional realm of the household.

A London stationery store is embarking on an ambitious three-year expansion programme in a bid to capture 10 per cent of the £1.5bn UK stationery market. The expansion could create

AstraZeneca Group, the newly-formed pharmaceutical company, is to unveil a new logo by an unnamed consultancy on Tuesday. The new company was created after the recent merger between Astra pharmaceuticals

When UK designer Mark Landini returned briefly to London earlier this year after a year away in Sydney, Australia, he said the thing that he most noticed was the rash

Ron Arad is confirmed as a participant in Nought to Now, an exhibition to be held in London next week. Arad will join Inflate founder Nick Crosbie, James Dyson, furniture

Although some design groups have been using project managers since Kajagoogoo topped the charts with Too Shy, they are generally considered a product of the past ten years.

The contemporary home show Mode, from 3-6 June, focuses on the new aesthetic for the contemporary home. The event also includes the Dyson product innovation award and a biographical installation,

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BSkyB is launching a new identity this month following the appointment in January of Wolff Olins to review its generic branding.

In reply to Bill Barr (Letters, DW 21 May), I would ask him if he has ever been on the professional side of the relationship. As a graduate in product