One of the most recognisable retro print designs come from Irish designer Orla Kiely. Textile Design Museum in London has a solo exhibition of her work in fashion and everyday product design covering last twenty years. Continue reading
Tag Archives: Prints
Social Commentary Art by Greyson Perry
A solo exhibition by British artist Greyson Perry has opened in Serpentine Gallery, London. It’s called The Most Popular Art Exhibition Ever! Perry is best known for his social commentary and award winning ceramic work, but this exhibitions covers art using variety of materials: wood, stone, cast iron, bronze, printmaking and tapestry.
Pioneer of Multidisciplinary Art Eduardo Paolozzi
Eduardo Paolozzi was first in few areas in art; e.g. introducing pop art. He is probably best known for collage works, which look surprisingly fresh and timeless today. Especially, the unfaded strong colours of 60’s palettes are fantastically trendy right now. Continue reading
Forming Identity by Grayson Perry
New work from the critically acclaimed British artist Grayson Perry is exhibited at the National Portrait Gallery in London. The title of this portrait exhibition is “Who are you?” It is an investigation into modern identity and lifestyles. Continue reading
Monochrome Pop-up
Monochrome was an unusual choice for a Christmas pop-up store in a collaboration between OTHER/shop and DARKROOM. Both shops are well known for choice of strong graphic styles, so the offering was an interesting and successful mixture of wide range of products. Continue reading
Mary Katrantzou Interview
The queen of print design Mary Katrantzou was interviewed by Kinvara Balfour at a special event in the Apple store at Regents street. Mary gave a passionate talk about her journey from humble beginnings to become one of the most successful London fashion designers of recent years. Continue reading
Pattern Power
Pattern Power – Superstripe was the first in an ongoing series of annual exhibitions and events organised by the London Patternity agency. The aim is to explore the powerful presence of pattern and it’s ability to positively connect us all. Continue reading
