James Jarvis has a show at Beach in February. I’m really glad as he’s pretty much a design legend, isn’t he? It feels like he’s legitimised a lot of stuff we’ve done, by showing in a space where we’ve had a lot of up-and-comers, and is supporting their work too. I feel a little bit humbled by it, in a way. He’s showing a series of 52 lino cuts he made weekly throughout 2011, and they’re ace.
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