Yesterday I went to visit High Arctic exhibition at National Maritime Museum in Greenwich. The installation consists of 3000 columns, each of them has got a name of Svalbard Glacier which is expected to disappear as an effect of climate change. "It’s 2100 AD and the Arctic landscape has changed forever. Set in one of many possible futures High Arctic conveys the scale, beauty and fragility of our unique arctic environment through an immersive installation which fills the entire 820m2 gallery space." (more on NMM website). Visitors get UV torches and are encouraged to discover on their own – I found it very interesting but was expecting more interaction. Anyway, definitely worth visiting! Here are a few shots, more on my Flickr page.
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Monday, 25 July 2011
High Arctic
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Sunday, 3 July 2011
Coca Cola Exhibition
I went to see a mini exhibition celebrating 123 years of Coca Cola held at Design Museum, London. I love those old Coke brand guidelines books! More photos here.
Sunday, 30 January 2011
Reverting To Type
Last weekend I visited Reverting To Type exhibition which showcased posters from different letterpress practitioners around the world. It was held in Standpoint Gallery, London (it's finished now, but click here for more info about the participants). I absolutely loved the exhibition, it was a great source of letterpress inspiration. I wish could head to some letterpress workshop soon! Here are some of my favourite bits:
Tuesday, 29 June 2010
D&AD New Blood

I went to New Blood on last Saturday, this year as an exhibitor :) Here are some shots of our uni's stand:
The exhibition was in Old Truman Brewery, London.
See more photos on my flickr page.
Saturday, 24 April 2010
Pick Me Up








See more photos from Pick Me Up on my Flickr page.
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