Past Exhibitions

Hope to Nope: Graphics and Politics 2008 –18 Catalogue

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‘Hope to Nope: Graphics and Politics 2008 –18’ shows how graphic design not only responds to political events, but can also challenge and even shape them. From 
the Great Recession of 2008, the Deepwater Horizon
BP oil spill and the terrorist attack on French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo, to the Brexit referendum
and the 2016 US presidential election that shocked
the world, ‘Hope to Nope’ explores the role of graphic design in one of the most politically turbulent decades
in recent history. As traditional media rubs shoulders with the hashtag
and the meme, the influence and impact of graphic design has never been greater or more international in its reach. North Korean propaganda, fake posts disseminated
by Russian troll farms, a human billboard campaign against sexual harassment in China and anti-Zuma rallies from South Africa reflect how graphic design gives voice to political hopes and fears around the world. Alongside interviews with celebrated graphic designer Milton Glaser and street artist Shepard Fairey, the international designers and artists featured in this book include: Rebecca Wright and Lucienne Roberts, as well as a interviews with celebrated graphic designers Milton Glaser and Shepard Fairey

Hope to Nope Mug

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The Hope to Nope mug features the text Hope to Nope within two concentric circles in blue and red on a white background on one side and Nope to Hope on the other

Jeremy Corbyn pin

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A small pin badge of the face of the Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn Fully enamelled metal Matte facial hair glows in the dark

No Necklace

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Take no for an answer with this No necklace created exclusively for the Design Museum Hope to Nope exhibition by Tatty Devine Colour: pendant - high sheen red finished | chain - silver plated metal

Made in North Korea: Graphics From Everyday Life in the DPRK

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North Korea uncensored and unfiltered - ordinary life in the world's most secretive nation, captured in never-before-seen ephemera Made in North Korea uncovers the fascinating and surprisingly beautiful graphic culture of North Korea - from packaging to hotel brochures, luggage tags to tickets for the world-famous mass games From his base in Beijing, author Bonner has been running tours into North Korea for over twenty years, and along the way collecting graphic ephemera. He has amassed thousands of items that, as a collection, provide an extraordinary and rare insight into North Korea's state-controlled graphic output, and the lives of ordinary North Koreans

V For Vendetta graphic novel

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A frightening and powerful tale of the loss of freedom and identity in a chillingly believable totalitarian world, V for Vendetta stands as one of the highest achievements of the comics medium and a defining work for creators Alan Moore and David Lloyd Set in an imagined future England that has given itself over to fascism, this groundbreaking story captures both the suffocating nature of life in an authoritarian police state and the redemptive power of the human spirit which rebels against it Crafted with clarity and intelligence, V for Vendetta brings an unequalled depth of characterisation and verisimilitude to its unflinching account of oppression and resistance

Ferrari Print - Auto Moto Ciclo magazine 1921

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Exclusive and bespoke for the Ferrari Under the Skin exhibition, an A3 print of the front cover of Auto Moto Ciclo magazine from June 1921

Fast Forward: The Cars of the Future, the Future of Cars

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From models that were never presented to consumers to those produced as limited series, Fast Forward shows cars that pique people's interest and enthusiasm, are futuristic, utopian, eccentric, and always ahead of their time. Fast Forward presents cars that are just as much sculpture as automobile. Iconic winglets adorn models from the 50s. Automobiles of the 70s appear to be works of science fiction rather than modes of transportation. Classic interpretations and vintage prototypes that hinted at the future of yesteryear A timeline of concept cars is narrated through an alluring pairing of project images and stories from inside studio walls. Designers discuss the catalysts behind their creations from the first scribble upon a blank page to a 3D model to the roadways Fast Forward showcases the past, present, and, in the true spirit of concept cars, the future of driving

Enzo Ferrari 1:12

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An intricately detailed 1:12 scale model of one of the most elegant and instantly recognisable sports cars on the planet, the Enzo Ferrari This kit is constructed from high quality materials including PS resin cowling, die-cast suspension arms and other metal parts, photo-etched meshes, and synthetic rubber tires This model also features a one-piece monocoque frame, as well as a highly-detailed V12 engine and drivetrain. Suspension arms combine with dampers and stabilisers for an actual working suspension. Metal hinged gull-wing doors open smoothly thanks to built-in springs and dampers. Front and rear cowling can be opened allowing display of the model's internal features

Space for hope poster

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Hand pulled screen print featuring light coloured text Space for hope in the new Guardian Headline font; the new Guardian logo; and the Design Museum logo on an ebony background Printed using opaque white and glow-in-the-dark ink, on an ebony backdrop Even in the dark, hope can shine brightly. This poster takes the absence of light and turns it to optimism, with the word 'hope' being illuminated Format: A1 Screen printed and hand pulled on 300gsm GF Smith Plike paper Limited edition of 100 Designed by Chris Clarke for The Design Museum Sold unframed

Where there's room for voices, there's space for hope poster

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Full bleed A2 poster featuring black text Where there's room for voices, there's space for hope in the new Guardian Headline font; the new Guardian logo; and the Design Museum logo on a bright yellow background Screen printed and hand pulled on 300gsm GF Smith paper Numbered edition of 75 Designed by Chris Clarke for The Design Museum Sold unframed

Act Now! Postcard Book

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Inspired by the nominated graphics project, Protest Banner Lending Library, this set of 50 postcards invites us all to fear less, do more, and ACT NOW! Use these spirited protest postcards to write your MP or inspire a friend—or display one above your desk or in your study Contains 50 postcards

Feminist Journal

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This stylish speciality journal is filled with 20 typographic, inspiring quotes from feminists past and present The cover features the word "Feminist" debossed in gold foil  Makes a great gift for all the amazing women, or men, in your life

Why I March

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On January 21, 2017, five million people in 82 countries and on all seven continents stood up with one voice. The Women’s March began with one cause, women’s rights, but quickly became a movement around the many issues that were hotly debated during the 2016 U.S. presidential race—immigration, health care, environmental protections, LGBTQ rights, racial justice, freedom of religion, and workers’ rights, among others. In the 66 days between the election and inauguration of Donald J. Trump as president of the USA, 673 sister marches sprang up across the US and the world Why I March honours the movement, capturing stirring images, and promoting future activism in the same vein

California Designing Freedom catalogue

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How did California come to have such a powerful influence on contemporary design? This book explores how the ideals of the 1960s counterculture morphed into the tech culture of Silicon Valley, and how ‘Designed in California’ became a global phenomenon The central premise is that California has pioneered tools of personal liberation, from LSD to surfboards and iPhones. This ambitious survey brings together political posters and portable devices, but also looks beyond hardware to explore how user interface designers in the San Francisco Bay Area are shaping some of our most common daily experiences. By turns empowering, addictive and troubling, Californian products have affected our lives to such an extent that in some ways we are all now Californians Lavishly illustrated, California: Designing Freedom features essays by leading experts in the field, such as Barry M Katz and Louise Sandhaus, as well as interviews with key designers and thinkers, including Fred Turner, Kevin Kelly and April Greiman. It also features a rediscovered lecture by Steve Jobs, introduced by Apple’s chief design officer, Jonathan Ive

California Designing Freedom poster

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Brighten up your wall with the official California: Designing Freedom exhibition poster, exclusive to the Design Museum Shop Dimensions: 42 x 59.5cm