Glug Brighton / The Old Market

Fri 19 Apr 2013 by Vicky_Woodgate

Glug Brighton / The Old Market

 

Friday, April 26, 2013

 

Price: GBP6.50/per person 

Doors open at 6pm, we hope to see you for a drink before the talks kick off at 7pm. So without further ado lets check out the line up...

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Talks start at 7pm...

Gordon Young
http://gordonyoung.net/
Gordon Young is a visual artist who focuses on creating art for the public domain. His work ranges from sculptures to typographic pavements for places as disrelated as government headquarters and village squares. The common denominator for all projects is the basis of relevance to the surroundings.

Gordon Young is one of the UK’s leading artists in the field of public art. With over 20 years experience he has created projects as diverse as a series of 20m sculptural/climbing walls in Blackpool, a forest of typographic trees in Crawley Library, a Wall of Wishes in a Bristol school, and a cursing stone in Carlisle.

Gordon’s latest and most ambitious project to date is the Comedy Carpet, an 1,880m2 granite typographical pavement made up of jokes, songs and catchphrases of comedians and writers which is permanently installed on the new promenade in front of Blackpool Tower.

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Adrian Johnson
http://www.adrianjohnson.org.uk/
Over the years, Liverpool born Adrian Johnson has developed a unique and strongly identifiable body of work. His trademark economical, highly crafted, graphic work is constantly evolving, whilst always maintaining a healthy distance from current trends and passing fashions. Adrian's work has already led to a prolific working career and a client list which includes Paul Smith, Adidas, Stüssy, Monocle, The New York Times, IBM, and Unicef. Attention to detail, humour and a simple timeless sophistication mark him out as one of the leading illustrators currently practicing.

Adrian Johnson has exhibited work in London, New York, Los Angeles and Tokyo. He has lectured at numerous colleges and universities across the UK, and was a judge on the D&AD 'Illustration' panel in 2010 and 2012.

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Container / Luise Vormittag
http://www.containerplus.co.uk/
Container is a multidisciplinary art and design studio founded in London in 2002 by Luise Vormittag. She trained as an illustrator, graphic designer, photographer, fine artist and theorist and her creative practice reflects this eclectic education. While maintaining a commercial output of design and illustration commissions she is developing her practice towards a more research-lead investigation, considering notions of conversation, exchange and participation. Luise also co-hosts the bi-monthly 'Monday Club', a modern evening salon and runs a cross-disciplinary contextual unit at Camberwell College of Arts called 'The Expanded Designer'. 

Recent work has seen a development towards creating environments that facilitate dialogue and interaction. Examples of this type of work include Throw Caution to the Wind (St Barts and Royal London Hospital, 2011) and The Most Powerful Cabinet in Whitechapel (Royal London Hospital, 2012).

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Tim Diacon

http://www.timdiacon.com/

Tim Diacon is a lead interaction designer for the award winning digital design agency Method. Having initially studied graphic design he taught himself how to programme in order to explore his interest in how design changes once user interaction is introduced.

Tim worked for 5 years with London based AllofUs where he produced installations for clients such as the Science Museum and Natural History Museum. In his current role at Method he works across brand, products and services sitting somewhere between design and technology.

Equipped with all the skills, except a good idea, to design and launch a successful digital business. Tim is a serial frustrated entrepreneur and will share with us the details of his latest failure along with lessons learnt along the way.

 

 

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