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Willem Sandberg, nu 2, 1966. Courtesy Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam

Writer, critic and the founder of Eye Magazine, Rick Poynor, gave insight into Willem Sandberg’s work in the wider context of graphic design history.

Willem Sandberg: from type to image open until Sunday 4 September 2016.
For more information about this exhibition click here

Saturday 20 February 2pm
Auditorium Tickets: £5, £4 DLWP members and concessions

A programme of experimental films by Steve Farrer made between the mid-seventies and the present; a particular emphasis is made on new abstract works exploring methods of creating levels of structure by the use of simple machines and notation. The screening will be followed by a Q&A with the artist. Film likely to contain nudity/sexual images

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For more information about Steve Farrer’s exhibition in Gallery 2 click here

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With their iconic images of a more simple and innocent world, Ladybird books have provided rich pickings for satirists and spoofers. Accompanying the original illustrations in our Ladybird by Design exhibition, displayed here is a small selection of appropriated works, ranging from a Christmas card by a Ladybird illustrator to greetings cards with a contemporary twist.

Also on display are several examples of work produced by the University of Brighton’s BA Illustration students. Working in collaboration with De La Warr Pavilion, they were each presented with a Ladybird book from the 1950s to 1970s and asked to respond with particular attention to the ideas of parody and appropriation.

Gallery: Rooftop Foyer

Admission: Free

 

Related exhibition:

Until Sunday 10 May – Free admission

Related events – children and young people:

Easter Sunday 5 April: Free admission
Age: For all the family

Mon 6 April: Free, spaces are limited and booking is essential
Age: 8 – 12 yrs

Thu 9 April: Free, spaces are limited and booking is essential
Age: 6 – 12 yrs

Fri 10 April: Tickets: £25.00 – Includes lunch
Age: 8 – 12 yrs

Mon 13 April: Admission: free (but spaces limited so arrive early)
Age: 2 – 5 years and their parents/carers