Life in 2050 London Exhibition

[Poster by Transmission]























Graham Carter






















MVM – Magnus Voll Mathiassen























Panda Yoghurt























Emiliano Granado























Tom Gallant

Graphic design studio Transmission have set the dial 40 years from now and commissioned 22 leading and emerging contemporary artists from around the world to create an original piece of work depicting their vision of what life will be like in 2050.

The eclectic mix of contributors include Universal Everything, Alex Trochut, Mario Hugo, Tom Muller, Dan McPharlin and Tom Gallant. For a full list of artists take a look at the website Lifein2050.com

LIFE IN 2050

22nd April – 4th May.
Monday to Sunday, 11 – 7.
Admission is free.

Proud Central Gallery
32 John Adam Street, London, WC2A 6BP
Nearest Tube: Charing Cross
Lifein2050.com

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The Independent reveals the truth behind the news

Without fear or favour.

"With 24 hour rolling news, and the myriad sources of information online, the truth can sometimes get lost. The Independent is committed to exposing the full story, however uncomfortable that may be, or whomever it may offend. Too much news is not news – it is spin and PR. Under an unapologetic, liberal banner, we will bring you the facts that many would rather you simply did not read".

Scarey stuff.

Inherit Jacques d’Azur's Cannes weekend

A couple more great ads from Stella Artois. Win Jacques d’Azur's place at the Cannes Film Festival 2010, read more about the campaign, and see the first video here.

Jonathan Calugi

I recently read about Jonathan Calugi in April's edition of Print Magazine. Amazing work, I really like the kind of simple bold style he's got.

Slap Brown, Cameron or Clegg to your heart's content

'Vote with the back of your hand' - you've got to take a look at the Slapometer recently launched by Albion.

Slap to your heart's content whilst the politicians make quick remarks about the state of the economy as each backhander wipes across their face. Money well spent I say.

So far the votes are pretty conclusive with Gordon Brown in the lead of hatred at a whopping 919,575 slaps! David Cameron has had a pretty hard going over too with 401,555 slaps, leaving Nick Clegg as the most loved, or most forgotten, politician on the stand with a mere 282,977 slaps.

Forget the TV debate, this thing should be the decider!