New Designers Part 1 & Part 2, Business Design Centre
Catch the rising stars in British design before their prices skyrocket at the Business Design Centre New Designers exhibition 2015
The Business Design Centre New Designers exhibition is a major event on any design lover's calendar, and a great place to get your hands on the best emerging talent around. Split into two sections, Part 1 kicks off in the last week of June and explores genres from Costume Design and Fashion to Contemporary Crafts, Ceramics and Glass.
Part 2 of this year’s New Designers exhibition takes place throughout the first week of July, and brings a different set of creative genres to the fore than Part 1. These include more established practices such as furniture and illustration, alongside modern manifestations of design such as graphic design and motion and digital arts. In addition to these, product and industrial design, spatial design and animation are also explored.
New Designers events
Look out for the Awards Preview – each year New Designers Awards recognise the most innovative design by recent graduates at the start of their careers. This year the big prizes went to Jack Lennie from Edinburgh Napier University for his fantastic rehabilitation of old scrap, and Olivia Qi from Glasgow School of Art for her colourful knitwear collection.
New Designers' One Year On is another significant event to make time for. This installation explores the work of 50 designers currently in their first year of business, and focuses on the quality of their craftsmanship and creativity. This year it has been curated by jewellery designer, photographer and co-founder of east London boutique Luna and Curious: Rheanna Lingham.
For a show whose alumni include Thomas Heatherwick, Bethan Gray and Dead Good, we can be sure to witness the next generation of top British designers amongst the 3,000 creative graduates who are involved in this year’s New Designers.
Part 2 of this year’s New Designers exhibition takes place throughout the first week of July, and brings a different set of creative genres to the fore than Part 1. These include more established practices such as furniture and illustration, alongside modern manifestations of design such as graphic design and motion and digital arts. In addition to these, product and industrial design, spatial design and animation are also explored.
New Designers events
Look out for the Awards Preview – each year New Designers Awards recognise the most innovative design by recent graduates at the start of their careers. This year the big prizes went to Jack Lennie from Edinburgh Napier University for his fantastic rehabilitation of old scrap, and Olivia Qi from Glasgow School of Art for her colourful knitwear collection.
New Designers' One Year On is another significant event to make time for. This installation explores the work of 50 designers currently in their first year of business, and focuses on the quality of their craftsmanship and creativity. This year it has been curated by jewellery designer, photographer and co-founder of east London boutique Luna and Curious: Rheanna Lingham.
For a show whose alumni include Thomas Heatherwick, Bethan Gray and Dead Good, we can be sure to witness the next generation of top British designers amongst the 3,000 creative graduates who are involved in this year’s New Designers.
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What | New Designers Part 1 & Part 2, Business Design Centre |
Where | Business Design Centre, 52 Upper St, London, N1 0QH | MAP |
Nearest tube | Angel (underground) |
When |
24 Jun 15 – 27 Jun 15, Wednesday 24 June - VIP & Press Preview: 3pm-6.30pm - Awards Preview Evening: 6.30pm-9pm Thursday Late 25 June: 10am-8pm Friday 26 June: 10am-6pm Saturday 27 June: 10am-5pm 01 Jul 15 – 04 Jul 15, Wednesday 01 July - VIP & Press Preview: 3pm-6.30pm - Awards Preview Evening: 6.30pm-9pm Thursday Late 02 July: 10am-8pm Friday 03 July: 10am-6pm Saturday 04 July: 10am-5pm |
Price | £11 in advance, £15 on the door, Thursday late £7.50 in advance, £11.50 on the door, VIP and Preview tickets available |
Website | Click here for more details |