Kubrick: Designing Worlds

Milena Canonero is an Italian designer who designed her first costumes for A Clockwork Orange and subsequently was awarded her first Academy Award and Bafta Award for her work on Barry Lyndon. She has since worked with directors including Francis Ford Coppola, Hugh Hudson and Wes Anderson, with whom she is currently working on the forthcoming: The French Dispatch.

Chris Baker (aka Fangorn) has had an artistic career spanning graphic design and illustration for books, gaming and comics. In 1994 he was hired by Stanley Kubrick to develop concepts and scenes for ‘A.I’ and ‘Eyes Wide Shut’. He has since worked on numerous films including A:I: Artificial Intelligence, Gravity and War of the Worlds.

Colin Arthur is a sculpture who trained at Guildhall and Kennington Art School. He worked on 2001: A Space Odyssey, working with Stuart Freeborn on the Australopithicus sequence. He has worked across special effects, molding, stop-motion, CGI on numerous films throughout his career.

Francesca Jaynes works as a choreographer and movement director in feature films, television, and theatre. Having worked with many of Hollywood’s most celebrated directors such as Tim Burton, Mike Leigh, Robert Zemeckis and Steven Spielberg; a broad audience all around the world has enjoyed her work.

Howard Berry leads The Elstree Project, documenting the film and television history of Elstree and Borehamwood through interviews including Steven Spielberg, Roger Moore, Christiane Kubrick and Barbara Windsor. In 2014 he hosted the official 35th anniversary reunion screening of The Shining, and has been working with the Kubrick family for several years.

Katharina Kubrick is the daughter of Stanley Kubrick. She worked on Barry Lyndon, Full Metal Jacket, and The Shining as a location photographer and props buyer. She worked in the Art Dept on several movies including Midnight Express, two Bond movies and the Dark Crystal. She is now an oil painter and designs jewellery.

Step inside the world of Stanley Kubrick, one of the greatest filmmakers of the 20th century.

University of the Arts London [UAL] is the official academic partner of the Design Museum for the Stanley Kubrick: The Exhibition. The archive of acclaimed filmmaker Stanley Kubrick is held at the University Archives and Special Collections Centre, London College of Communication, UAL.