Fraser Muggeridge, Juno Calypso, Paul Gorman and Sarah Hyndman
We are excited to unveil our line up for this month’s Nicer Tuesdays! Get your tickets here.
Following on from our inspiring lineup last month, we would like to introduce the four creatives who will be taking to the stage this February.
This month we will be hearing from photographerJuno Calypso, who is part of ourOnes to Watchlist for 2016. Juno will be speaking to us on the eve of her exhibition opening at TJ Boulting in London, that showcases the work that won her the British Journal of Photography International Award. Juno’s carefully crafted images, starring her alter ego Joyce, challenge ideas of femininity and seduction in often surreal and unsettling situations.
Also speaking is graphic designer and writerSarah Hyndman, who has recently published her book Why Fonts Matter, which looks at the power typography has over our lives and senses. Sarah will be sharing an insight into the influence that typefaces have over our perception of written information and our emotional response to character design.
In 1976 punk exploded into public view and a counter culture was born that shook polite society to its foundations. As London celebrates the 40th anniversary of the birth of punk, cultural commentatorPaul Gormanwill talk about the places in the capital from which punk emerged and grew into a global cultural phenomenon.
Heliophore is a largely forgotten print technique developed in the 1930s that uses engraving to reflect light at different angles to create the illusion of an animated image. Graphic designerFraser Muggeridgewill tell the story about the studios investigation into this subject and how this became a defining feature of a recent publication.
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Watch the talks
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Fraser Muggeridge
Why graphic design is detective work – chasing a forgotten foil through old French records
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Juno Calypso
Sneaking self-portraits at grandma’s house and a couples-only honeymoon resort alone
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Paul Gorman
Mapping 40 years of London punk through 111 addresses and forgotten corners
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Sarah Hyndman
Why fonts can make wine taste pricier and jelly beans taste sweeter
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Supported ByPark CommunicationsPark Communications is a London-based print company with sustainability at its core. They produce beautifully crafted books, magazines, catalogues and packaging for the creative industries, all printed carbon balanced from the outset.