Out and about in Shoreditch. We went to some cool little galleries with Paul including Kemistry gallery, The White Cube, and we had a look round the YCN and the KK outlet.
Our first stop was to see 'Gastrotypographicalassemblage: The Designs of Lou Dorfsman' at the Kemistry gallery...
The exhibition was focused around his 40ft three-dimensional mural he designed for the CBS cafeteria in New York. The design was based around a printer's type tray and contained all the foods on the menu of the cafeteria. Kemistry gallery held a reproduction of the mural made from the enlargement of a 10 x 8 negative taken on the day the wall was unveiled in 1965.
The KK outlet had a really nice exhibition on called 'The Human Printer.'
The human printer draws on the influences of Georges Seurat and pointillism to create images portraying contemporary life. However rather than using digital printing techniques the output is all generated by hand, creating unique outcomes each time it prints.
The YCN currently are working on the new Becks campaign...
Good afternoon out!
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