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Fashion for the Masses?
27 September 2016
A Semiology of Toasting
27 September 2016
Fluxus on Thames
26 September 2016
Artists in the Public Realm: Landmarks and Surface Disruption
24 September 2016
London Design Festival 2016: Thursday
23 September 2016
London Design Festival 2016: Wednesday
22 September 2016
London Design Festival 2016: Tuesday
21 September 2016
Soul Food
21 September 2016
London Design Festival 2016: Monday
20 September 2016
Five Years of Disegno
19 September 2016
Amman Design Week
18 September 2016
London Design Festival 2016: Friday
17 September 2016
A Night of Five Toasts
16 September 2016
Below Stairs
14 September 2016
Disegno #12
13 September 2016
333 Years in the Making
13 September 2016
Food and Time: Arabeschi di Latte
13 September 2016
Food and Time: Maturing
13 September 2016
Food and Time: Slow Cooking
13 September 2016
Food and Time: Melting
13 September 2016

Against Applied Art
28 September 2016
A Semiology of Toasting
27 September 2016
Fluxus on Thames
26 September 2016
Artists in the Public Realm: Landmarks and Surface Disruption
24 September 2016
Soul Food
21 September 2016
Five Years of Disegno
19 September 2016
London Design Festival 2016: Friday
17 September 2016
A Night of Five Toasts
16 September 2016
In Search of Bawa
15 September 2016
Disegno #12
13 September 2016
Martin Roth's Legacy
5 September 2016
Designs of the Year 2016
31 August 2016
Foundation Myths
25 August 2016
Brutalist Greenhorns
23 August 2016
From Collection to Exhibition
22 August 2016
Communal Hospitality
12 August 2016
The Other Frankfurt School
5 August 2016
Starting Up
3 August 2016
Curating the Immovable
26 July 2016
Chaos by Convenience
21 July 2016

Fashion for the Masses?
27 September 2016
A Semiology of Toasting
27 September 2016
London Design Festival 2016: Monday
20 September 2016
Five Years of Disegno
19 September 2016
A Night of Five Toasts
16 September 2016
Disegno #12
13 September 2016
Martin Roth's Legacy
5 September 2016
Transatlantic Dreams
2 September 2016
Designs of the Year 2016
31 August 2016
The Mechanics of Fashion Education
26 August 2016
So Long, Farewell
6 August 2016
Starting Up
3 August 2016
Escape to Trieste
29 July 2016
Polyphonic Playground
28 July 2016
Industrial Suedewear
25 July 2016
19th-century Modern
19 July 2016
The Flatness of Unmade.com
14 July 2016
Tissue Engineered Luxuries
12 July 2016
Reawakening the Colossus
8 July 2016
Behind the Scenes: Disegno’s New Office
30 June 2016

28 September 2016
Design Manchester announces line-up
Design Manchester, an annual festival founded in 2013, has announced the full line-up for its 2016 edition. Themed Design City, the event aims to “celebrate the part design plays in making Manchester and other cities across the world great to live in." It includes workshops, a conference, several exhibitions and a series of talks.
28 September 2016
Frida Escobedo wins AR Emerging Architecture prize
The Mexican architect Frida Escobedo has won the Architectural Review's Emerging Architecture prize, worth £10,000. Escobedo was especially praised for La Tallera Siqueiros, the conversion of an artist's studio into a museum of his work. Last year, she designed an Aztec-inspired courtyard installation for the V&A London Design Festival.
28 September 2016
Brixton bedecked in Eley Kishimoto pattern
Pedestrian crossings in south London's Brixton district have been decorated with the design studio Eley Kishimoto's Flash pattern. Organised as part of the Brixton Design Trail at the London Design Festival, it marks the first permanent patterned crossing in the city. Eley Kishimoto collaborated on the project with interiors practice Dolman Bowles.
28 September 2016
Shortlist for Playable City Award announced
Playable City, an organisation that aims to use play and social dialogue to improve the infrastructure of cities, has announced the shortlist for its 2016 award. Nominated schemes include Uniform's facial recognition signposts, PCT's glowing footprint installation and Hirsch and Mann's road-crossing dancefloors. The winner will receive £30,000.
27 September 2016
BHS to be revived as an online store
The collapsed British retailer BHS is to relaunch as an online store on 29 September. BHS.com will employ 84 people, a fraction of the 11,000 who lost their jobs after efforts to find a buyer for the high-street business failed. "We are nimble and efficient, but with a great brand, strong customer base and a proven and dedicated team," said David Anderson, the managing director of the BHS.com.
27 September 2016
Militant sentanced in first cultural destruction trial
The Islamist militant Ahmad al-Faqi al-Mahdi has been sentenced to nine years imprisonment at the International Criminal Court, The Hague. It marks the first instance the destruction of cultural heritage - in this case, of shrines in Timbuktu, Mali - has been treated as a war crime.
27 September 2016
Martin Roth speaks at US-China Museum summit
Martin Roth, the outgoing director of the V&A, has delivered a keynote speech at the US-China Museum summit. Roth, who left the V&A in wake of Brexit, underscored the importance of collaboration: "I grew up in West Germany in the Cold War - I learned what it means when you don’t speak to each other. If we don’t work together, we will see very dark times.”
27 September 2016
Nike suffers from poor financial year
The American sportswear colossi and FTSE stalwart Nike has suffered from a 13% drop in share prices after a year of declining sales. The brand's poor performance has been attributed to losses to Under Armour and Adidas, the rise of casual trainers over athletic shoes and the unpopularity of Nike-owned Converse's redesigned Chuck II sneaker.
26 September 2016
Sharon Baurley to leave the RCA
Sharon Baurley, Head of the Design Products programme the Royal College of Art (RCA), is to step down from her post at the university. Baurley joined the RCA in January 2014 and is now leaving for a post at another European institution. Baurley's appointment came at a tumultuous time for the RCA, with multiple former staff and students raising concerns over the general governance of the school.
26 September 2016
Sadiq Khan plans Agent of Change rule
Mayor of London Sadiq Khan wishes to include an Agent of Change rule in the next London Plan, which would make developers responsible for the impact they have on a pre-existing environment. Under the new rule, for instance, the onerous of sound-proofing near cultural venues would fall upon the developer rather than the venue.
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