For anyone who wasn't able to make it last night, most of the exhibition can be seen here.
(This has been a public service blog post)
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This would have been a great exhibition to go and see. GF Smith have really commissioned excellent works of graphic design. I really like the colorplan collection, the use of typography to display the colours, was very appealing to me. There are so many pieces that you wouldn't necessarily think they work but the way that they have been put together really does make them stand out. Just like the soccer piece, you would think that pink and red are colours that went well together but here they really do work and grab a viewers attention.
Posted by: Mandeep Khunkhuna | 22 April 2010 at 09:17 AM