Emma Hatcher
Multi-sensory experience is an area of design that Emma Hatcher has been drawn to, designing spaces where one can become part of the experience.
Multi-sensory experience is an area of design that Emma Hatcher has been drawn to, designing spaces where one can become part of the experience.
Surviving the Future is a project that looks at how certain circumstances, such as war and civil unrest, can change the way people want to live.
Becky Thick’s final project focuses on the theme of anti-social behaviour. Her campaign addresses the issue through a variety of media.
Abigail Igglesden’s project considers the effects alcohol has on our bodies, community, wellbeing and environment, addressing sustainability issues.
Danielle Feheley’s final piece was developed to create a completely sustainable collection by upcycling vintage denim.
Maddie Baxter uses Creative Advertising as an outlet to develop ideas that are based on a rich tapestry of inspiration and experiences.
Jessica Leader finds excitement in researching advertising ideas and concepts, but her favourite adverts are those that are simple and clear.
James Griffiths enjoys the process of crafting a message from words to communicate ideas and and promote positive brand engagement.
Isabela Moran Ferrer’s ideas are born from an ability to unearth the fundamentals of any campaign in order to deliver a strong message.
“I saw that the camera could be a weapon against poverty, against racism, against all sorts of social wrongs.” A Gordon Parks show opens in London.
Discover innovative image-makers capturing subjects in new ways. These bold and fresh images blend analogue and digital techniques.
Clarissa Johnston-Ward and Ioanna Roumpani are a creative duo, presenting carefully researched work with striking visuals and typography.
Sophie Edge is a recent BA Photography graduate of the University of the Arts: London College of Communication.
Phoebe Smith’s project My Sister Romy focuses on her sister, who has severe autism, documenting the twenty four hour care she receives.
Maria Makridis is a photographer from the Netherlands. Drawn to the vibe and openness of the city of London, she studied her MA at LCC.
To coincide with the reopening of a show at Hauser & Wirth Somerset, Don McCullin presents a special online exhibition of platinum prints.
Using the beach towns of East Coast New Jersey as his backdrop, Dana Yurcisin explores themes of loneliness throughout empty neighbourhoods.
What dictates the colour of the designed world? Who chooses the colours of a building, a sofa, or a pair of shoes? A new book answers these questions.
Museums in London and across the UK are announcing plans to reopen to the public after a period of prolonged closure. Discover five shows.
