March 2011 Online

The book's cover

Under a fiver

The best things come in small packages, or so the old idiom goes. A new book, Usefulness in Small Things by Industrial Facility’s Kim Colin and Sam Hecht, combines the

The flyer for the night

Press and bleed

While Press & Bleed may sound like that Slipknot tribute band your awkward cousin almost formed, it is, in fact a far less sinister prospect. The Press & Bleed exhibition

New stationery

Notes from Russia

Branding a city or country can be a particularly tricky challenge, especially when it’s an area with a name as catchy as Nenets Autonomous Region. The Russian region has been

Shakey monkey 1

Design for monkeys

A black and white hippo layered on top of a Milky Way background, with a lime green laser grid on top. Does this space-age kook sound familiar? It certainly did

You should be in charge

You should be in charge

New London gallery Work opens its doors on Friday with an exhibition of work by Bob and Roberta Smith, called You Should Be in Charge. Topical as ever, Bob and

Tony Romanoff

The friends of Tony Romanoff

When a ‘teaser image’ of an exhibition arrives in the form of a man’s pallid legs segued onto a large Spongebob Squarepants, you realise all is not as it seems.

House for the Architect: model, probably late autumn 1948 Paper, burlap, cork, plastic, metal, thread, black ink, gouache, fibreboard James Stirling/Michael Wilford fonds, Collection Centre Canadien d’Architecture/Canadian Centre for Architecture, Montréa

Notes from the archive

Next week, Tate Britain launches an exhibition dedicated to James Stirling, the architect behind Tate Liverpool on the Albert Dock and the Clore Gallery at Tate Britain. The exhibition will

Terrence Smith

Print box

This Thursday, the Hotshoe Gallery in London is playing host to the Royal College of Art MA Photography’s Print Box Sale, a fundraising event to help students to stage five

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