Today’s random blog link is Leonora Oppenheim (BA Design 2004). Leonora is the director of Elio Studio and describes herself as a design storyteller; her blog is also called Design Storytelling.
BADCL students design Orwell Prize trophy
Three Goldsmiths Design students, Hannah Swingler, Keir Middleton and Shanaz Begum, BADCL year 2, worked on designing this year’s trophy for the Orwell prize, a prestigious award for political writing.
The winner of the award for 2014 was Alan Johnson for his memoir “This Boy”, an account of his impoverished childhood spent in London’s north Kensington area, known today as Notting Hill. Journalism prizes were awarded to Guardian journalists Jonathan Freedland and Ghaith Abdul-Ahad. The winners were announced on May 21st.
Other BADCL students have been just as busy: course leader Rose Sinclair informed us that Glynn Webster and Jemma O’Sullivan were in charge of designing the new library bag for the Goldsmiths library, which you will be able to see in the new academic year.
New press page with links for Goldsmiths Design website
We love it when the projects of our staff, students and graduates receives the attention they deserve, so If you’re in any way related to Goldsmiths Design and your work has been covered in the media, don’t hesitate to send the links our way to n.barbu[@].gold.ac.uk. As of now, the press clippings page on the Design section of the Goldsmiths website includes links to the original articles- take a look.
Today’s blog link: Anette Lundebye
Today’s random blog link is Senseness, the blog of Anette Lundebye, who is a design thinker, coach, educator and researcher, and an alumna of Goldsmiths Design’s MA in Design Futures. Anette co-founded design consultancy Lundebye&Tham with Matilda Tham, one of the convenors of the Design Futures programme, and her blog is named after a concept she coined during the course.
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