Virtually everywhere
Place and design in the Metaverse
An experimental exhibition exploring the limits of virtual worlds where anything is possible.
Past Exhibitions
Uncivic Space
An uncomfortable exhibition exploring hostile architecture.
It's a sign!
An exhibition highlighting the beauty of the humble sign — from hastily scrawled arrows to nationwide motorway signage systems.
spieLrAum
An experimental exhibition exploring aspects of work and play in graphic design practice through the compelling forms of modernist mid-century trademarks.
Hey Neighbour!
What message would you want to send as a neighbour? We posed this question to some of the world’s best designers.
Beautifully Simple
Studio Makgill presents Beautifully Simple, an exhibition to mark the studio’s tenth anniversary.
- The show looks at ten extraordinary designs that embody the studio's design philosophy.
- They are designs that articulate the most stringent of briefs and are stripped of the unnecessary – designs that could not be any other way.
Roberto's Rio
Burle Marx and the nature of identity
This exhibition takes us to Roberto Burle Marx’s public parks and promenades in Rio de Janeiro, to understand how these modernist spaces shaped the city, its culture and its identity.
- The exhibition celebrates the launch of Roberto's Rio: Burle Marx and the Nature of Identity, a new book by Place Press.
- Part of the London Design Festival, endorsed by the Embassy of Brazil Cultural Office in London.
City Identities
From New York to London, Amman, Jordan to Chattanooga, Tennessee
Whether it's to attract tourism, investment or civic pride, cities increasingly vie for attention in the same way brands do. But unlike most brands, cities are sprawling, living things. This exhibition examines the process of distilling an entire city into a single marque.
Otl Aicher’s Isny
The most comprehensive
Isny im Allgäu collection
to be seen in the UK.
Over the course of ten years, Otl Aicher distilled a verdant tourist town in Germany into a system of 128 pictograms: stark, reductive and entirely black and white.
- With support from Stefan Reiber,
- the Town of Isny, the HfG Ulm Archive,
- and Florian Aicher
A to Zakka
An alphabet of objects
for everyday life
An exhibition of objects and prints to coincide with the publication of A to Zakka, a riso printed children's book celebrating the classic design of everyday things.
- Illustrated by Charlotte Trounce
- Published by Telegram Press
Landscape
A group exhibition of photography, painting and video curated by Telegram Gallery.
- Artists include:
- Alberta Bamonte,
- Hannah Devereux,
- Will Jenkinson,
- Lynda Laird,
- Chris Stevens,
- and more…
Jeremy Young:
The colour of there
seen from here
Images made in the built environment that are focused on space; where space itself, rather than place, is the subject.
Paperjam
An interactive art showcase powered by the Woodpecker.
- Artists include:
- Malika Favre,
- Anthony Burrill,
- Fred Deakin
Co-ordinates
In support of homeless charity Streets of London, 25 of London’s top design studios and artists mapped London as they see it. Limited edition two-colour screenprints of each map were made and sold.
- Contributers include:
- Bibliothéque,
- Build,
- Cartlidge Levene,
- DNCO,
- The Entente,
- and more…