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Design Army shakes up the real estate market with arty advertising for Gallery 64

Creative Boom

Design Army's chief creative officer and co-founder, Pum Lefebure, explains how they created an attention-grabbing advertising campaign that targets art-loving apartment hunters. And just like art exhibitions, I love that the branding can constantly evolve and feel fresh – like '64' with ribbon lettering for the holidays, etc. –

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Photographer Joel Meyerowitz's unique approach to colour and light is showcased in stunning new exhibition

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American photographer Joel Meyerowitz is enjoying exhibitions on both sides of the Atlantic, with both Huxley-Parlour and the Tate Modern showcasing displays exploring his one-of-a-kind approach to light and colour. Titled Joel Meyerowitz: Dialogues, the Huxley-Parlour exhibition opens on 18 January and runs through until March.

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M?icah Purnell's Street Eyes exhibit brings together the biggest names in illustration, photography and typography

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Once I became aware that advertising held an aesthetic monopoly on commercial space, I wanted to get involved and mix it up a bit," says Micah. Thanks to purpose-built sites, Micah and Add-Art have taken works by industry-leading illustrators, typographers and photographers and plopped them in the spaces usually occupied by adverts.

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Graphis100 Exhibition

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Multi-disciplinary exhibition featuring 100 award-winning works in Design, Advertising, Photography, Art/Illustration The post Graphis100 Exhibition appeared first on Graphis Blog.

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Aaron Kasmin's matchbook-inspired artworks shed new light on American consumer culture

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The Chef © Aaron Kasmin London-based contemporary artist Aaron Kasmin is returning to Sims Reed Gallery with his fifth solo exhibition, Strike a Light. In the early 1920s, the humble matchbook soon became the most effective advertising medium and was embraced by almost every industry.

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How advertising infiltrated the art world

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A new exhibition at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art examines the ever blurring lines between advertising and art photography, and how the two worlds have influenced each other

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Explore the life and works of Raymond Briggs in the late author illustrator's first curated show

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All of these treasures and more will feature in the exhibition. Meanwhile, Fungus the Bogeyman appears as a back support for a wooden chair and simply as a repurposed book advertising stand. His home and work lives were never separate, and this is reflected in the displayed pieces.