Alumnus and former Associate Lecturer for GMD, Patrick Fry, has a new project that should be of interest to any lovers of graphic ephemera. Patrick is designing and publishing a limited edition 272 page case-bound book called The Land of Lost Content as a celebration of a lesser-known museum in Shropshire. The museum has a…
Elizabeth Resnick’s book, Developing Citizen Designers, is on the AIGA Design Educators Community ‘must-read’ list for 2017. http://designobserver.com/feature/required-reading/39497/ The book, which is a comprehensive look at a range of international examples of socially responsible design practice from students and educators, features two projects from Graphic and Media Design students and staff. Gülizar Çepoğlu writes about a ‘Design…
As the new Design Museum In London opens for the first time on November 24th in its new home in West London, final year GMD students are working with the museum on a project around the permanent collection. “My project focuses on how workshops could help to educate more teenagers about the importance of design and…
MozEx is a digital art exhibition curated by the digital learning teams at both Tate and the V&A, for MozFest, Mozilla’s annual celebration of the diverse, creative internet community and the greater open Internet movement, 28-30 October 2016. MozEx is an art exhibition with a 21st century twist, showcasing dynamic digital artwork that spans many disciplines and media. It is…
The 2016 recipient of the Peter Cannings Prize for Innovation in Digital Media in Graphic Design was Damion Robinson. The £500 prize is awarded annually to a final year student from BA (Hons) Graphic and Media Design and is made to a student whose work demonstrates the most innovative use of digital media. Peter Cannings, who died suddenly in 2012, was…
A number of GMD staff (academic and technical) contributed to an exhibition of Design Research work, 14 September–14 October 2016. The show ran as part of the London Design Festival exhibitions and events at LCC. Work pictured (clockwise) by Tim Hutchinson & Alexander Cooper, Chris May, Joshua Trees, Siân Cook, Jack Blake, Monica Biagioli, Paul McNeil &…
The Design School DPS publication has been shortlisted for the Antalis Creative Review Awards in the recycled category. This is a creative award for best design on recycled material. The winners will be announced on Thursday 29th September at the Village Underground in Shoreditch. The publication was conceived, researched and written by Sarah Temple, designed by DPS…
