Andrew Rae, Hollie Fernando, Raine Allen Miller and Random International

Random International is a world renowned experimental art and technology studio, most famous for itsRain Roominstallation originally shown at the Barbican. Devraj Joshi, head of technology at the studio, will be joining us to share insights to its fascinating projects, particularly itsupcoming+/– Humanshowat London’s Roundhouse with Wayne McGregor.

Musicians including The Lemon Twigs, Laura Marling and Sampha have been in front ofphotographer Hollie Fernando’slens. Her work for Laura Marling’a album cover exemplifies her approach, with its soft lighting, nostalgic tones, dreamy atmosphere and a colour palette inspired by paintings. She’ll be taking us behind the scenes of her recent shoots and how she creates her images.

Andrew Rae is a leading figure in British illustration, as a founder of Peepshow Collective, author ofMoonhead and the Music Machineand dozens more books, as well as a client list featuring the Science Museum, Google andThe Guardian. Andrew will be joining us to talk about hislatest commission forThe New York Times, for which Gail Bichler asked him to illustrate “Fear and Loathing in the time of Trump”.

Director and art director Raine Allen Miller’s portfolio spans advertising, music videos and much more, having cut her teeth at some of the biggest agencies in the UK. We introduced her as one of ourOnes to Watch 2017where she told us “I like turning an idea into something visually symbolic, simple and most importantly, be really bloody entertaining.” Join us to learn more about how she does it.

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Thanks to Hop House 13 for providing the drinks!