Designer Breakfasts are back
The Designer Breakfasts series of talks is returning for 2012 at a new venue – the Design Museum in London.
Bristol’s Five Days of Design
This month will see the launch of the inaugural Bristol Design Week – Five Days of Design.
British Posters: Advertising, Art and Activism
Although it goes without saying that in an age driven by digital, the role of the poster is rapidly changing, British Posters: Advertising, Art and Activism demonstrates the enduring importance
Vince Frost’s typographic Woolworths campaign
Australian consultancy Frost has developed a typography-led TV ad campaign for department store Woolworths South Africa.
Apple lauches new iPad
Apple has unveiled the third version of the iPad, which it is referring to as ‘the new iPad’.
Voxpop – What first inspired you to take up a career in design?
The Government is to fund the Sorrell Foundation’s National Art and Design Saturday Club initiative, which give young people aged 14-16 the opportunity to study art and design at a
Designhouse and Tangerine work on Heathrow Express overhaul
Designhouse has created a new identity for Heathrow Express as part of a £15 million investment in the service, which includes new seats and interiors designs by Tangerine.
Brody’s Fuse back-catalogue to be republished
Neville Brody’s experimental type publication Fuse is celebrating its twentieth edition with a retrospective tome combining all the issues going back to its first in 1991.
Paul Schütze’s multi-sensory Air into Light
While much of his work is, indeed, smoke and mirrors, the stunning photographic prints of composer-cum-artist Paul Schütze also take in skulls, typewriters, frozen ink and dissolving flowers.
Tate works with Bureau for Visual Affairs to launch new website
The Tate has launched a new website which has been designed by Bureau for Visual Affairs and the organisation’s in-house team.
Don’t start a design company, start a designed company
Nick Marsh and Nicola Sherry, of Sidekick Studios, talk about what designers can bring to start-up companies.
Silk Pearce rebrands Norfolk & Norwich Festival
Silk Pearce has created new branding for Norfolk & Norwich Festival arts festival, using an identity based on a contemporary interpretation of woodblock type.
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