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Hemingway Design
Posted by Andy on May 27, 2011
The Wash team went to see Wayne Hemingway doing a talk at the Design and Wine lectures courtesy of Croft Goode Architects last night. It was a really interesting and challenging talk. If anyone gets the chance to go see him I’d highly recommend…
Thread Installations
Posted by Emma on May 23, 2011
I found these beautiful sculptures by Gabriel Dawe on Design*Sponge a while ago and have only just got around to posting them. Dawe’s latest large-scale installation, Plexus No. 4, uses over 50 miles of thread and is strung on wooden planks creating these amazing floating rainbows.
All Tomorrows Parties
Posted by Chris on May 18, 2011
Last weekend I attended All Tomorrows Parties Festival in Minehead, Somerset. This year it was curated by New York based band Animal Collective. A great weekend was too be had, highlights of which included Big Boi, Oneohtrix Point Never, Atlas Sound and Beach House.
Little brother speak up!!
Posted by Andy on May 15, 2011
I was kindly invited to talk at a Mini Network event… Only to find it isn’t always easy to get your views across in front of an audience. I enjoyed the experience, but I felt it maybe could have done with a little more cut and thrust. After all creativity is about challenge things is it not?
Wash & Because United
Posted by Andy on May 13, 2011
Thanks to all who attended and supported our ‘new studio’ warming bash. We had a lovely time with some good chat and banter. Not to mention ‘great pies’ from Winckley’s. They were bloomin’ amazing! All ending up at the Continental Beer Festival… Tom Kidd, Al Heighton and Chris Anderson in at 2:30am… bad lads!
Wall Graphics
Posted by Chris on May 6, 2011
Work has started on the graphics for the studio hallway. Hopefully we can get quite a bit done before our studio warming party on the 12th May. Here is a little teaser.
Dutch Uncle
Posted by Andy on May 5, 2011
Really liked this work Tavis Coburn. Love the retro thing… Love the cycling thing. Great work.
Dutch Uncle
Manchester Velodrome
Posted by Tom on May 3, 2011
Bank holidays are made for doing stuff like this! I spent a few hours on Sunday at the Manchester Velodrome “hitting the boards” with Clitheroe Bike Club. Once you’ve built up the confidence to make your way up the track you can really get flying. Chris Hoy watch your back… an awesome experience which comes highly recommended.