Design Museum

Talks

Super Contemporary

June - September 2009
THE 24 EVENTS

SUPER CONTEMPORARY TALKS
Hear some of London’s Leading design figures discuss the impact that London has had on their work, and how they in turn have influenced the city that they work in.

Tuesday 7 July, 7.15pm, £15
Wayne Hemingway

Wayne Hemingway was an unlikely fashion contender, yet with future wife and life-long business partner Geraldine, Hemingway set up Red or Dead in 1982 to critical acclaim. Hemingway continues to be a force for change through Hemingway Design, a social design consultancy.

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Friday 24 July, 7.15pm, £15
Airside

Founded in 1998 by Alex Maclean, Fred Deakin and Nat Hunter. Equally loved in Japan as they are in the UK, Airside have now become fully paid up members of the design establishment with their unique approach to design winning many awards including recognition from D&AD, Bafta and Design Week.

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Tuesday 22 September, 7.15pm, £15
Barber Osgerby

From ingenious coat hangers to looped tables, BarberOsgerby are the quiet champions of beautifully made and deceptively simple pieces. After striking up a working relationship in 1992 as Royal College of Art students, their design affinity has propelled them firmly into the design spotlight.

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Friday 25 September, 7.15pm, £15
Neville Brody

Neville Brody began his career in record cover design before making his revolutionary mark as Art Director for the Face Magazine. He has continually pushed boundaries, turning his challenger gaze to many disciplines since; graphic design, typography and art direction included.

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Friday 2 October, 3pm
Paul Smith

Paul Smith has built his archetypal British label on a foundation of playfulness, an impeccable eye and a steely business sense. He’s barely looked back since setting up his first shop with wife Pauline Denyer in 1970 – he’s been knighted, had his own exhibition and owns 230 stores worldwide.
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Friday 2 October, 7.15pm, £15
Ron Arad

Ron Arad is one of the most influential designers of our time – inventive, playful and technically daring. Born in Tel Aviv before moving to London in 1973, Arad made his name as a self-taught furniture maker/designer. His influence remains through his tireless output of architecture and design.

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Sunday 12 July, 3pm, £15
LONDON TOUR BUS

All aboard the Design Museum’s Routemaster bus (a much-loved design classic) and be guided through an historic metropolis that is constantly in flux. Commentary throughout will be led by Joe Kerr, Head of Critical and Historical Studies at the Royal College of Art. Ticket includes entry to the exhibition.

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Super Contemporary Talks £15
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