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To see the latest development in electronic moving displays, you only need to ‘spend a penny’. The National Centre for Popular Music in Sheffield has commissioned AMS to install futuristic
To see the latest development in electronic moving displays, you only need to ‘spend a penny’. The National Centre for Popular Music in Sheffield has commissioned AMS to install futuristic
David Bailey – Birth of the Cool, from 15 April until 27 June, focuses on Bailey’s career from 1957-1969. The exhibition displays over 200 prints, including classic images of John
Web design group Syzygy is seeking a number of director-level staff as part of an international expansion programme. Syzygy’s expansion reflects the continued growth of the sector and the group’s
A NEW look for the toy departments at Tesco stores, designed and produced by the Creative Direction Partnership, was unveiled this week. The Toy Planet format for Tesco Kids World
Here is a response to your invitation (Comment, DW 9 March) to comment on the contribution that design can make to enhance the quality of life in London and other
Theatre models in paper and card by Robert Burgess is published by the Guild of Master Craftsmen Publications on 20 April. Theatres in the book were inspired by the original
Stealing Beauty, at the ICA, uses the ordinary to design the extraordinary. The exhibition is about the work of British-based designers searching for a new method and meaning in their
Art dealer Julian Lax will be showing Heroes and Beasts: Works on paper by Elisabeth Frink from 13 April until 2 May. Frink, although a sculptor, was an experimental printmaker
Cable channel UK Gold has launched five new on-screen idents, created by Lambie-Nairn, to coincide with the latest programming season. Employing a celebratory theme, the idents use rockets, Catherine wheels
It’s been a year or so since I was last in Matthew Hilton’s studio, and at first nothing seems to have changed. It still looks like the inside of a
At last, the designer product we’ve all been holding our breath for – a tyre. Dutch tyre company Vredestein brought in Italian car designer Giorgetto Giugiaro to create Sportrac. Giugiaro,
Matthew Hilton is, so far as his laid-back demeanour allows, cock-a-hoop about Wait. It has taken him two years to perfect. This must have been nerve-racking at a time when