Somerset House eyes new photography centre role
Somerset House is considering establishing itself as a national centre of photography, following its announcement last week of the appointment of Gwyn Miles as director.
Somerset House is considering establishing itself as a national centre of photography, following its announcement last week of the appointment of Gwyn Miles as director.
Acclaimed English novelist Anthony Powell’s vivid imagination is reflected on the covers of his books, by illustrators such as Sir Osbert Lancaster and Mark Boxer. Dominic Lutyens previews an exhibition
For design read value? Richard Eisermann is obviously in the right job, working in a quango for a Government that would seek to justify everything – even something as preciously
When it comes to designing with numbers, or interrogating computers for their poetry, John Maeda’s digital wizardry has few peers. John Stones talks to him ahead of his first major
Interactive group Syzygy has appointed agency.com creative director Scott Bedford as its new creative director and promoted Matthew Bagwell to pan-European executive creative director.
Designers from all over the UK should form regional groups to raise awareness and fight design’s cause, says David Revell When I moved away from Cornwall, to study at Central
I enjoyed Jim Davies’ article about specialising in a niche market, in order to stand out from the crowd (Private View, DW 20 October). This is what I have done
Rose has designed the exhibition graphics, marketing and advertising campaigns and catalogue for Henri Rousseau/ Jungle in Paris, the Tate Modern’s major winter exhibition, which opens next week. The work
Mike Dempsey, the new Master of the Faculty of Royal Designers for Industry, is keen to raise its profile and instigate change. Hugh Pearman talks to him about harnessing the
Should art school prepare designers for the real world? David Bernstein argues that those years of freedom are precious and ought to be used wisely
Tom Dixon is planning to unveil an ‘exhibition concept’ called Light Box at the start of next year. It will be launched at The Lighting Show 2006, which takes place
To attract younger customers, the jewellery quarter is reinventing itself with new interior designs. Sarah Balmond goes shopping Buying a piece of jewellery – from seeing the coveted item winking