London
Tuesday, 28 November 2017 · 6.30pm – 10pm
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Dougal Wilson, Ewen Spencer, Gal-Dem and Graphicdesign&

November’s Nicer Tuesdays will encompass noughties nostalgia, giant robots, historical graphic design and diversity in publishing.Buy tickets herefor 28 November, to hear from Ewen Spencer, Dougal Wilson, Gal-dem and GraphicDesign&.

Dougal Wilson has directed some of the best-known, most-watched ads in history. These include award-winning Channel 4 Paralympics adWe’re the Superhumansand four consecutive John Lewis Christmas ads (includingThe Journey,Always a Woman,Monty the PenguinandBuster the Boxer). His recentidents for Channel 4unleashed a giant robot on the nation’s TV screens and Dougal will be telling us how it happened.

Can Graphic Design Save Your Life?asks the ongoing, major exhibition at London’s Wellcome Collection, exploring the historical relationship between graphic design and health. This fascinating show was put together by designer Lucienne Roberts and educator Rebecca Wright, founders of publisher GraphicDesign&, and features 200 objects from packaging and posters to branding and flags, which the duo will be delving into in more detail.

Magazine and creative collectiveGal-demwas founded by Liv Little in 2015, who saw a lack of diversity at her university and sought to strengthen the women of colour community. Now it comprises 70 women and non-binary people of colour internationally, and publishes an online and annual print mag as well as hosting events of all sorts. Editor Charlie Brinkhurst-Cuff and graphic designer Chani Wisdom will be joining our lineup to share more about its work.

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Supported by:Park Communications

As one of London’s most respected printers, Park Communications is known for its care, attention to detail and high quality, which is why Printed Pages is among the titles it produces.

Supported by:The Five Points Brewing Company

The Five Points Brewing Company is an independent brewery based in Hackney, London, brewing with a commitment to provenance, quality, consistency and the community since 2013.