On the 8th of February, The Book Club in Shoreditch presents Girls, an exhibition that confronts female stereotypes in a world which encourages girls to be glamorous, to pose and perform at all times. After studying illustration at Camberwell College of art, Paukova recently moved to Berlin where she is…
The D&AD Festival is back this year at the Old Truman Brewery for its third year in the running from the 24th-26th of April 2018, celebrating the best in Design and Advertising through a series of workshops, talks, and Q&A’s full of creative work and people. This year D&AD have…
The Private Press, run by Gary Parselle, is a contemporary screen-printing studio in Brighton, UK. Having featured the last Editions collection, we’re excited to introduce the next one, and it’s just as good as the last! Editions continues to celebrate the screen printing process using interesting techniques, inks and papers…
“Our memories are faulty. Events that we are convinced we remember are in fact only memories of our own memories, facsimiles of things gone by. With each re-calling of an event, we reconstruct each detail.” An on-going series of work by photographer and artist Felicity McCabe is currently on show…
This year has seen the development of a new and very exciting app that allows you to create, manipulate and stylise your very own bespoke typeface. Prototypo is one of the first web apps allowing you to create such typefaces, bending them to your will, playing and experimenting with a…
I’m sure you know by now, People of Print love physical publications and tactile, tangible print, so naturally Fiamme caught our eye instantly. Fiamme (Flames) focuses on the contemporary periodical publishing scene, in particular magazines which feature art, fashion, architecture and design. Fiamme | 50 Contemporary Magazines was last modified:…
Fancy owning original hand illustrated pieces, early screen printed edition posters or postcards printed by the likes of Peter Sutherland, Anthony Burrill or Mike Perry? If your answer is yes, then you really need to get involved in The Mystery Tubes project by Islington Mill. Islington Mill | The Mystery…
From Fanzine137 and EY! Magateen to The Printed Dog and C?NDY, Editor, Publisher and Creative Director Luis Venegas is continuously pushing boundaries within the indie magazine market, both in terms of envious aesthetic and the tackling of topics shy from the mainstream landscape. As of late, Venegas has collaborated with…
For those not familiar with D&AD, this non-profit organisation has been inspiring a community of creative thinkers by celebrating and stimulating the finest in design and advertising since 1962. A D&AD Pencil is recognised globally as the ultimate creative accolade; the Awards entered and attended by the best creative decision…
Held at London’s Somerset House on Saturday the 29th and Sunday the 29th of January 2017 is the Space To Breathe exhibition. Over the course of the weekend a variety of talks, workshops, installations and more will take place all in response to London’s air pollution crisis. Each creative response…
Hidden in Eloise Dorr’s colourful architectural landscape paintings of San Francisco you’ll find small silhouette characters playfully skateboarding through abstract and realistic typical skateboarding locations. Painted on broken skateboard’s or plywood and occasionally perspex, the format adds to the meaningful relationship the images represent. Being Dorr’s 3rd solo exhibition the…
A much anticipated celebration of printmaking, independent publishing and the advancing of digital publishing and printing techniques is hosted on a monthly basis under the title of Raw Print. Raw Print is both a welcome and exciting addition to the buzz around the up and coming creative scene of Nottingham, hosting…
We went along to see You Say You Want a Revolution? Records and Rebels 1966—70, which runs from 10th September 2016 until 26th February 2017 at the V&A Museum. This colossal exhibition explores the era-defining significance and impact of the late 1960s upon life today. From global civil rights, multiculturalism,…
Launched on November 18th 2017 in collaboration with Tate and Tate Collectives, Margot Bowman introduces IDENTIFY, an interactive project which explores how we express contemporary cultural identity. IDENTIFY encourages viewers to create their own cultural symbol, using interactive software developed by Edvin Candon, which designs your personal stamp based on…
Brought to you by the founders of BIG BLDG BASH, a non-profit music festival located in Big Building LLC in the industrial district of Seattle, WA. The focus behind this enterprise is to provide musicians and artists a fair opportunity to be showcased and celebrated, free of discrimination or the…
Opening its doors for the first time today, Baron and Baroness, the erotic publications successfully seeking to intelligently dissect sexuality through challenging the traditional notions of the erotic gaze, have collaborated with Ditto to welcome you to The Erotic Paradiso Cinema. Calling all Ladies, Gentlemen and freaks in between, the…
Calling all print lovers! Get down to Liverpool’s Print Fair happening on 12th November at Liverpool’s Bluecoat, a joint venture between The Print Social and Bluecoat Print Studio. This fabulous duo are gathering the very best in print artists and designers who work with traditional printing methods such as screen printing, linocut,…
Come September 2017 the rare opportunity to experience the enigmatic art of the pioneering prodigy Jean-Michel Basquiat will be offered to the people of Britain, as the artist makes his UK debut, unveiling Basquiat: Boom For Real, hosted by the Barbican. The retrospective is set to be magnificent in scale,…
With the conversation regarding the referendum still raw and the country torn, Nottingham based print, design and creative workshop studio, Dizzy Ink presents Three Months On, a compelling exhibition combining a series of workshops, curated submissions from both voting demographics and Dizzy Ink’s original designs. Channelling the beauty of hindsight,…
The weekend is here so let us help you plan your next 48 hours of relaxation. Today sees the launch of Cultural Traffic, the UK’s first annual print publishing arts fair dedicated to independent books, zines, prints, vinyls, and tapes in both current and obsolete format. Cultural Traffic was last…