Charlotte Mei, Luke Evans, Roxy Rezvany and Sascha Lobe
What are you doing on 28 August? We’ll be atOval Spacefor Nicer Tuesdays, listening to a line-up which includes newly appointed Pentagram partner Sascha Lobe, illustrator and ceramicist Charlotte Mei and Luke Evans will be showing us his photography that will alter your perception of everyday life. Tickets are now available,here,so you can join us too!
Following your request in our recent audience survey, this month we’ll also be offering a discounted rate for those coming in a group of four or more!
Sascha Lobe is a name many graphic designers will recognise. With several accolades, including over 100 international design awards, earlier this year it was announced Sascha would move from his role at L2M3 Communication Design to becomethe latest Pentagram partnerin London. To welcome him to London’s design scene, Sascha will be taking the Nicer Tuesdays audience through his impressive design career explaining how he got to this prestigious point.
Luke Evansis a photographer who bends a viewer’s eye. With a joyful attitude that takes objects and catapults them into something entirely new with the help of his lens, Luke’s images are never quite as they seem. After taking a break over the past few years during a brief experience with cancer, Luke will be taking the Nicer Tuesday’s audience through his personal journey and his eye-opening comeback project,Second Nature.
Charlotte Meiis an illustrator whose medium switches and swaps whenever she’s sees fit. Whether it’s a painting, a line drawing or a ceramic object, Charlotte’s pieces encapsulate a certain cuteness that has seen clients and fans fall for her time and time again. Constantly working on new pieces, Charlotte will be talking through her many methods of working and sharing the personal projects that go onto to inform her client-based work.
Watch the talks
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Charlotte Mei
Turning karaoke obsession into a love letter to Smash Hits and pop nostalgia
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Luke Evans
Why pausing your creative work sometimes means finding yourself
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Roxy Rezvany
Behind the four-year fight to make audiences listen to a defector’s story
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Sascha Lobe
Reimagining the Bauhaus archive’s identity without losing its experimental spirit
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