Sponsored by Computer Arts magazine, 233 Miles Design Festival (opens in new tab) is the first-ever graphic design festival showcasing work by students of Plymouth University, in London.
It's a great chance to see work by some of the country's design students - and that's not all! It's also a chance to see (for free!) some captivating talks from prolific designers within the industry.
With a private viewing on Monday 6 July and open to the public from Tuesday 7 to Friday 10 July, the exhibition will be open from 7pm-9pm daily, with talks held from 12:30pm-13:30pm, including a free lunch for all attendees:
- Natalie Chung & Sarah Cattle – Tuesday 7 July
- Adrian Shaughnessey – Wednesday 8 July
- Michael Johnson – Thursday 9 July
- Alan Kitching – Friday 10 July
The exhibition space has been generously donated by design studio Pearlfisher within their gallery near Olympia at Pearlfisher Studio, 50 Brookgreen, London, W6 7BJ.
To see the student work, just walk into Pearlfisher's gallery from 7pm-9pm. Tickets to observe guest speaker talks can be booked, free of charge, at 233miles.co.uk (opens in new tab).
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