Builders Club, Erik Kessels, Kathryn Ferguson and Mushpit
Joining us for our next event on 31 May, this month’s Nicer Tuesday panelists are experts in disruption.
Fresh from the publication of his new bookFailed It!, creative directorErik Kesselswill be chatting about how to morph mistakes into creative projects. Expect invaluable life advice from this esteemed ad man plus side-splitting anecdotes on real life cock-ups.
Kathryn Ferguson’sfilms for the likes of Chloé, Nike and Lady Gaga feature a sharp aesthetic sense while tackling big issues like gender equality, body positivity and aging. At Nicer Tuesdays she’ll discuss her recent projects, using fashion film as a vehicle for social change and her role as Selfridges’ resident film director.
London-based studioBuilders Clubwill spill the beans on their latest project, a film about little-known artist Robert Ruskin. The team were given unparalleled access to Ruskin’s six-decade spanning archive plus rare interview time at his studio on the South Coast, making for a ground-breaking snapshot of this elusive talent.
Described as “_J-17_ meetsPrivate Eye”, fashion publicationMushpitis a homage to the style and sass of teen mags with an added note of very adult satire. Now on their eighth issue, founders Bertie Brandes and Charlotte Roberts will unpick their unique brand of political fashion, ad-free publishing and the joys of an agony aunt column.
Tickets are available now for 31 May.
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Event PartnerRevueRevue was the newsletter platform that made it easy for writers and creators to start, build and grow a paid or free publication. Acquired by Twitter in 2021, it helped a generation of creative voices find their audience through email.
Watch the talks
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Builders Club
Inventing a fictional artist and tricking the internet into believing he’s real
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Erik Kessels
Why creative people should embrace mistakes, look stupid and learn from amateurs
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Kathryn Ferguson
Casting real bodies and lived stories against the polished, photoshopped fashion image
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Mushpit
How a student-loan zine grew into a glossy with no advertisers
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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.