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4 MARCH 2010

SINT-LUCAS VISUAL ARTS GHENT PRESENTS AN ENTIRE DAY RELATED TO GRAPHIC DESIGN WITH LECTURES AND PRESENTATIONS BY:

David Bennewith
Mirko Borsche
John Morgan
Walter Nikkels
Samuel Nyholm & Ola Persson

Arts Centre Vooruit

10:30 – 17:00
Sint-Pietersnieuwstraat 23
9000 Gent (Belgium)

admission: F r e e

booking: sabine.demeester@kunst.sintlucas.wenk.be

It’s a year since Ian Anderson closed the doors at The Designers Republic in Sheffield after a highly successful 23 years in business, during which time Anderson and his team worked on design projects right across the globe.

The Drum’s editor Richard Draycott recently caught up with Ian at his office in Sheffield city centre to get his thoughts on the closure of his design shop along with his reflections on what The Designers Republic achieved during its lifetime.

We also find out what design projects he has been working on during the last year and what his plans are for the year ahead.

(via @visuelle)

With the aim to exhibit at Stockholm Furniture Fair 2010, they were supposed to design furniture for a 48sqm apartment and question and twist preconceptions of home styling.

Interpreting their collections and temperaments, we have created the concept “48m² / Same but Different”.

The showcase will be a 48m² apartement, cut up and reorganized in a different way. The exhibition catalogue is almost two meters long, showing all furniture in one long photo.

We’ve also made films and online communication.

Read more and see promotion films at
www.beckmans.se/48m2

Team:
Kaspar Prinz
Sheila Johansson
Johan Barett
Zorica Radovic
Petter Hanberger
Åsa Hammarström
Matilda Sjunnesson

PWR #1
57 x 76 cm double sided poster. 1000 copies.
4 euros + shipping

Editors:
Hanna Terese Nilsson
Rasmus Svensson

Contributors:
Christian Brandt
Klara Källström & Thobias Fäldt (KK+TF)
Andreas Banderas
Natalie Rognsøy
Ben Vickers
Max Ronnersjö
Rachel de Joode
Inka & Niclas
Ida Lehtonen
Amanda Svensson
Matthew Feyld
Kari Altmann
Jason Adam Baker
Alexander Palmestål
Mark Pesce

I just received an email from London based design studio Hike. They just released this new project on their website. A sponsorship brochure that showcases the Ravensbourne College of Design’s new building (still in development) located in Greenwich.