Cheers:) 2009 is the debut exhibition featuring around one hundred young emerging Chinese artists and designers currently residing in London. The exhibition showcases the creative energy and positive attitude of young Chinese creators. Expect to see multiple disciplines including fine art, fashion design, architecture and spatial design, multimedia art, graphic design, product design and photography. The meaning of Cheers 🙂 = “Ch” (Chinese) + “ers” (artists and designers).

Cheers 🙂 aims to be an annual exhibition brand and a unique umbrella for young Chinese creative energy actively engaged in London’s Art and Design scene. it’s the first one- stop exhibition in London which intends to showcase works the represent important trends, ideas and subjects in this hybrid group of young talents, exploring the refreshing artistic impact of China- UK cross cultural experience on these artists and designers, best manifested by their works. A tour in China of Cheers 🙂 2009 themed Reverse Current will visit Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Hong Kong and Taipei in 2010.

More detail at:

www.exhibitioncheers.com

Centra Saint Martins College of Art & Design.

BA (Hons) Graphic Design Degree Show ’09.

http://2009.csmgraphicdesign.com/

“The Art of Nurture”

Lloyds TSB Commercial Finance Student Illustration Competition 2008 – 2009.

Once again, this year were asked to provide up to two pieces of visual art that would support and illustration one of the following themes:

1)Leading the way

2)Working together

3)Specialist

4)Innovation/ Originality

5)Flexibility

6)Getting the best results

7)Integrated solutions

8)International relationship

9)Sustainable relationship

10)Expansion

11)Geography

12)2012 Olympics

13)Industry sector specialisation

Central Saint Martins College of Art & Design

Graphic design illustration pathway,

work in progress show 09.

Free Range Exhibition 2008 at The Old Trumean Brewery, London.

This is Europe’s largest graduate art and design show. Over the eight week period, thousands of students from the UK’s top art and design colleges will exhibit their work. Free Range was set up to showcase the works of budding designers and artists to both public and potential employers alike, giving students the best opportunity to promote their work. Each year the show has increased in size and popularity, making it a destination point for thousands of Londoners and lovers of visual arts. Over 150, 000 people visited this free- entry show last year, putting it in the same league as one from say, The Royal Academy of Arts or the Victoria & Albert Museum.