PAUL DAVIS

Date: Wednesday 10 October 2007
Location: Logan Hall , London

Illustrator Paul Davis is a master satirist with a firm grasp on the inanity of the human condition. His work crosses the art/design divide and paves the way for communication to be playful, subversive and culturally significant.  After ten years or so in the ‘wilderness’, working out what he wanted to say and how to say it, Davis was commissioned by The Independent on Sunday’s Sunday Review in 1996 to put together several full-page watercolours of clothes and accessories by Gucci, Calvin Klein and friends. This project gave way to worldwide projects for Harvey Nichols, Terence Conran, Virgin Atlantic and IBM.

Along with several published titles, Paul is the drawings editor of The Drawbridge, has just self-published a broadsheet with Alexander Gelman and is currently working on a book about London with photographer Jocelyn Bain Hogg. 

Paul will be showing his work and revealing everything.

Wednesday 10 October 2007
7pm – 8.30pm
Logan Hall, Institute of Education
20 Bedford Way
London WC1H 0AL
Tube: Russell Square

Tickets:
£15 Non-Members
£12 D&AD Members
£8 Student Non-Members
£5 D&AD Student Members

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