People were out in force on Tuesday night. The ICA supported the charity project
Love in the Sky on Tuesday 30th June by auctioning collaborative pieces of art work made by such people as Goldie, Johnny Blue Eyes and Leah Wood.
Involved in that was
Lazy Gramophone's finest
Matt Black (on the right) who had been paired with Ned Conran.
As well as
Dan Prescott (centre) who was paired with Liz Dalton and Bruno Maag. We are also pleased to say that Dan's works have been accepted to be displayed for 2 weeks at the ICA, which is an outstanding achievement.
Also as part of the event was
Ben Moore (above) and
Mr Woowoo's collaborative piece 'Love Machine' that went down a storm in its pimped out chesterfield design and personally styled fruit love sayings. That was eventually bought by
Johnny Blue Eyes who word has it wants more of these fab machines!
I was kindly invited to lecture at the University of Arts on behalf of Lazy Gramophone as part of the ECCA graduate week. The lecture was about 'Creative collaboration and Networking' which I shared with the design collective Kithkin.
People were out in force on Tuesday night. The ICA supported the charity project Love in the Sky on Tuesday 30th June by auctioning collaborative pieces of art work made by such people as Goldie, Johnny Blue Eyes and Leah Wood.
Involved in that was Lazy Gramophone's finest Matt Black (on the right) who had been paired with Ned Conran.
As well as Dan Prescott (centre) who was paired with Liz Dalton and Bruno Maag. We are also pleased to say that Dan's works have been accepted to be displayed for 2 weeks at the ICA, which is an outstanding achievement.
Also as part of the event was Ben Moore (above) and Mr Woowoo's collaborative piece 'Love Machine' that went down a storm in its pimped out chesterfield design and personally styled fruit love sayings. That was eventually bought by Johnny Blue Eyes who word has it wants more of these fab machines!
