Street Arts
Curated by Progress Packaging, Re-bag is an exhibition of limited edition reusable canvas bags designed by 15 leading UK design practitioners. Designers responded to a brief to create an image for a bag on the theme of sustainability and reusability. The resulting bags not only promote this idea but are also in themselves, an eco-friendly alternative to the use of non-green materials in everyday packaging. Bags will be available to buy from the show or via Blanka.
Contributors Include: AIRSIDE, BB/SAUNDERS, BROWNS, DESIGN PROJECT, MADETHOUGHT, MULTISTOREY, NB:STUDIO, NON FORMAT, ODD, SATURDAY, SEA, SPIN, SUPERMUNDANE, THE DESIGNERS REPUBLIC AND WINKREATIVE.
5th - 11th October
The Sea Gallery
- Typographica At Kemistry Gallery
As part of this years London Design Festival and the Icon Design Trail, Kemistry Gallery presents Typographica, an exhibition dedicated to the eponymous groundbreaking and now legendary graphic design journal. Typographica was first published in 1949...
- Retrospective - One
First up this week is a new show at Eine, James Joyce, Parra and Geoff McFetridge among others in a line up of graphic design all-stars. Pieces will include one-offs, editions, prints, and objects available exclusively from the gallery. Kemistry Gallery...
- 50 Years Of Helvetica
Blanka and Candy in association with Veer present '50' celebrating 50 years of Helvetica. 2007 sees the fiftieth anniversary of Helvetica. Created in 1957 by Max Miedinger and Eduard Hoffmann at the Haas type foundry in Switzerland, the typeface...
- Spookernox Launch Party!
The Eagle Doesn't Capture Flies!: An exhibition of Illustration, Graphic Art and Sound opening this evening, Thursday 15th at Dream Bags, Jaguar Shoes. Dream Bags, Jaguar Shoes. 34-36 Kingland Road, Shoreditch....
- An Exhibition In Mono
"1 - Mono Exhibition" is another show that is opening next week and is also part of the 2 week long London Design Festival. The show has been curated by Blanka who have invited 28 leading designers to produce 28 Black and white A1 posters representing...
Street Arts
RE-BAG
Curated by Progress Packaging, Re-bag is an exhibition of limited edition reusable canvas bags designed by 15 leading UK design practitioners. Designers responded to a brief to create an image for a bag on the theme of sustainability and reusability. The resulting bags not only promote this idea but are also in themselves, an eco-friendly alternative to the use of non-green materials in everyday packaging. Bags will be available to buy from the show or via Blanka.
Contributors Include: AIRSIDE, BB/SAUNDERS, BROWNS, DESIGN PROJECT, MADETHOUGHT, MULTISTOREY, NB:STUDIO, NON FORMAT, ODD, SATURDAY, SEA, SPIN, SUPERMUNDANE, THE DESIGNERS REPUBLIC AND WINKREATIVE.
5th - 11th October
The Sea Gallery
- Typographica At Kemistry Gallery
As part of this years London Design Festival and the Icon Design Trail, Kemistry Gallery presents Typographica, an exhibition dedicated to the eponymous groundbreaking and now legendary graphic design journal. Typographica was first published in 1949...
- Retrospective - One
First up this week is a new show at Eine, James Joyce, Parra and Geoff McFetridge among others in a line up of graphic design all-stars. Pieces will include one-offs, editions, prints, and objects available exclusively from the gallery. Kemistry Gallery...
- 50 Years Of Helvetica
Blanka and Candy in association with Veer present '50' celebrating 50 years of Helvetica. 2007 sees the fiftieth anniversary of Helvetica. Created in 1957 by Max Miedinger and Eduard Hoffmann at the Haas type foundry in Switzerland, the typeface...
- Spookernox Launch Party!
The Eagle Doesn't Capture Flies!: An exhibition of Illustration, Graphic Art and Sound opening this evening, Thursday 15th at Dream Bags, Jaguar Shoes. Dream Bags, Jaguar Shoes. 34-36 Kingland Road, Shoreditch....
- An Exhibition In Mono
"1 - Mono Exhibition" is another show that is opening next week and is also part of the 2 week long London Design Festival. The show has been curated by Blanka who have invited 28 leading designers to produce 28 Black and white A1 posters representing...