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11 June 2012

Out of the box

the events department

Eye magazine curates an ‘archive night’ at St Bride Library in London

On Thursday 28 June 2012 we’re inviting a small panel of designers and writers to…

6 June 2012

You’re never alone …

camilla grey

… with a smartphone, says Camilla Grey. But how smart is that?

Being alone is part of the human experience, writes Camilla Grey. As Dr. Seuss wrote…

31 May 2012

Lost and found

liz farrelly

The Pop-tastic Mr Edwards turns old images and type into collectable zines.

Expat Mister Edwards, still of the parish of Sydney, Australia, has been exploring the term ‘Pop’…

30 May 2012

Noted #37

noted

Brilliant (Four) Corners, St Jude’s in the City, GTF and Andy Cameron

More links and mentions for items recommended by friends and contacts of the Eye team…

28 May 2012

From scraping to chirping

matt edgar, pamela bowman

Manchester’s Future Everything conference looks to everybody’s future

The sold-out ‘Future Everything’ conference was part of a large and wide-ranging programme of events, exhibitions…

25 May 2012

Can design do what?

Dutch conference looks at the potential of design to address social problems

What design can do! (WDCD) was a two-day conference, held earlier this month in Amsterdam, that…

17 May 2012

Noted #36

Marius Watz, Paul Bommer, info, dogs in cars & vanity Tweet publishing.

Here are a few links that caught our attention over the past few weeks. Paul Bommer’s…

16 May 2012

Wax museum

simon robinson

A collection of Sheffield 78s evokes a forgotten era of music packaging.

Interest in record sleeve art naturally gravitates towards the long-play albums that emerged the 1950s, writes…

15 May 2012

Type Tuesday: Between writing & type

eric kindel, type tuesday

Stencils, stencil letters, tools and new fonts on display in Antwerp

The exhibition ‘Between Writing & Type: The Stencil Letter’, which opened in Antwerp on 1…

14 May 2012

Batchelor’s mix

chloë king

Beauty in the streets, unrefurbished spaces and skips of Brighton

The skip outside Brighton Town Hall isn’t rubbish, writes Chloë King. A yellow fluorescent tube…

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