Spring Round Up: This Spring we’re showing off the talent, new and old, that radiates out of this wonderful building…
RaspberryPlum
RaspberryPlum is a premium sustainable fashion brand for girls, boys and babies. It offers unique style without compromise.
Carousel
Carousel is a creative hub in the heart of Marylebone. Split over three stylish floors, they put on a revolving programme of chef residencies, art exhibitions and all round awesome experiences. Big name chefs from all over the world, film screenings, creative workshops, life drawing classes, stand-up comedy… No two days are ever the same. They’re one of Central London’s most talked about events venues, specialising in press days, brand activations and private parties of all different shapes and sizes – dry hire and bespoke.
Yu Ting Ong
Yu Ting’s multidisciplinary practice emerges from the language of painting. Her works explore the tensions that arise with each mark, gesture and form, seeking to resolve them through the interplay of harmony, geometry and paint. She finds a close relationship between painting, poetry and music; how the interweaving of varied elements and meaning can be carried into visual expression, resulting in the multilayered visual tapestries of her work.
Shuttlecock Inc
If you’re after an experience that’s just that little bit out of the ordinary, then you might want to speak to Shuttlecock Inc! Combining flavour, design, performance and music, they create unforgettable pop-ups, parties and events. Besides their own sell-out productions – Mile High, Rumble At The Deli, The Blue Lotus Opium Den et al – they work with clients big and small to produce irreverent, immersive experiences that bring their brands to life.
Studio News…
Steve Stacey
Steve Stacey designed two sleeves for Secret 7, an annual event that combines music and art for a good cause. The concept behind Secret 7″ is simple: seven tracks from top musicians are selected, 100 copies of each are pressed onto 7” vinyl and sleeve artwork is anonymously created for all 700 singles by some of the most established names in the art and design world. The sleeves are exhibited and then sold with all proceeds going to Amnesty International. Other contributors this year included Sir Anish Kapoor, Sir Paul Smith, Jenny Holzer and Jean Jullien.
Julie Goldsmith
Julie Goldsmith is working on a window exhibition for The Viktor Wynd Museum of Curiosities, in Mare Street London, which will run for a month from August with a launch in the gallery to be announced. This is a chance for Julie to show off the more Gothic side of her oervre. She will be creating a series of works to mark the anniversary of 1816, the legendary year without a summer.
Simon Clark
Its been a busy few months for Simon Clark Photography, trips to Cape Town, Barcelona and Tenerife, shooting new campaigns for Lululemon, John Lewis, BAM and our very own Every Second Counts.
Sophie Molins
Sophie Molins has been commissioned to work on two films to accompany the compositions of Sarah Sarhandi. The films will be shown at Sarah’s BOTH UNIVERSE concert on Friday 27th of May at Royal Festival hall as part of the Alchemy festival at the Southbank Centre.
Chris Trotman
Chris Trotman, aka graphic artist Dex, has had his art piece, God Save The Queen, shortlisted for the Royal Academy Summer Show! The limited edition print gives Her Majesty’s famous silhouette a punk make over fashioning her famous profile from hand crafted lyrics from the Sex Pistol’s classic, God Save The Queen. Here’s hoping the jury are music loving anarchistic philatelists. He has also just launched the latest product in the Literary London collection – a tea towel map of the Capital featuring characters from the pages of novels based in London, which is based upon his award-winning Limited Edition Art Print The Literary London Map.
