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| ADE/PL001 |  1883 MAGAZINE "1883 Magazine celebrates all that is new and exciting in the world of fashion, music, film and the arts. We show you who and what is new and who to watch out for in the future! Born in West London in 2010, 1883 is an independently produced lifestyle biannual and online platform that showcases and promotes the most innovative new talent around. What began as a small fashion publication centred in-and-around London, has now evolved into an internationally distributed magazine that not only looks at fashion, but also delves into the worlds of music, film and the arts. This is the magazine where future talents reveal their thoughts, challenges and industry secrets. This is the magazine which captures the household names of tomorrow. 1883 Magazine's aim is to showcase and promote the most innovative new talent around. We provide the reader a rare opportunity to learn the reality behind the fantasy of inspiring images. Our philosophy is to portray this new talent in a professional way that can compete on an equal level with established talent showcased in other major fashion publications. 1883 does this via the use of top class imagery and editorials that are both stylishly laid out and printed on high quality, heavy weight gloss paper. 1883 Digital is a constant source of information on the hottest new talent in fashion, music, film and the arts. Our online site also encompasses 1883 TV, which streamlines interviews and creative videos for rapid consumption and 1883 Blog, which provides information in a more visual format. 1883 Digital holds regular competitions to engage the reader. 1883 has a small yet determined team, who work together persistently to promote and grow the brand. We are on the lookout for sponsors and collaborative partners who can identify with 1883's philosophy and would like to be associated with the brand". Contact: Alicia Tomlinson, Editor in Chief. Address: 6 Auriol Road, West Kensington, London W14 0SR. Tel.: 0044 77 80 99 55 09. E-mail: alicia.tomlinson@1883magazine.com. link to website
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| ADE/PL002 |  THE DESIGN & TECHNOLOGY ASSOCIATION
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| ADE/PL003 |  THE LONDON DESIGN FESTIVAL
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| ADE/PL004 |  MUSIC DESIGN AWARDS The Music Design Awards recognise designers, worldwide, for the outstanding work they do for the music industry, at every level. To those in the know, designing for the music industry takes hard, hard work and real innovation - strokes of brilliance underscored with inspiration - leading to spectacular end results. Design for the music industry is unrelentingly challenging and occupies the minds of the world's most inspired, leading-edge designers and design houses. The Music Design Awards represent an opportunity for designers around the world to enter their projects for clients. The awards are truly global in context and open to designers from all regions. There are sixty-two awards to win - eleven project categories across five music genre groupings and seven continental region categories. Leading companies seeking to encourage and reward great design for the music industry support the Music Design Awards, such as Eye magazine and Art Vinyl, who supported the launch Awards in 2009. The organisers of the Music Design Awards are keen to foster longer term relationships with partners/supporters and build enduring two-way relationships, ensuring supporters benefit from positive exposure and the Awards benefit from the credible support of companies for whom the link between design and music is important. Supporting organisations will benefit from electronic media exposure (in the form of website and editorial content), email activity, e-bulletins and e-ads on search engines. They will also gain exposure in more traditional media such as direct mail, editorial in trade titles, carefully selected display advertising and support from media partners. Contact: Marie Thomas, Operations Director. Address: Music Design Awards (jla), 80 Great Portland Street, London W1W 7NW. Tel.: +44 (0) 20 8675 8405. E-mail: marie.thomas@musicdesignawards.com. link to website
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| ADE/0001 | CLIVE SALL ARCHITECTURE LTD. Clive Sall was a co-founder of FAT (Fashion, Architecture & Taste), Alphaville and BOB (Big Open Box). Clive Sall Architecture has been exploring the theoretical and practical relationship between branding, architecture and the urban environment, producing art projects such as Roadworks (1996), Picnic (1995) and Outpost (1993-5). The company is now offering the opportunity to sponsor a pioneering new project that seeks to challenge the perception of urban space and public art. Cart is a collaborative venture that endeavours to engage the public in an experience of art beyond the gallery, using the car, the quintessential symbol of modernity, as a canvas. "Our aim is to produce a series of 'Art-Cars', which will complete a procession through the city of London during Summer 2010. The convoy will stop at several major art institutions and events to generate a high level of publicity, whilst establishing a link between the galleries and public art. We want to take these artistic expressions outside the galleries to challenge the public perception of surroundings and make people think about their environment in an alternative way. A variety of artists, designers and architects will be commissioned to produce a series of Art-car Maquettes. Six of the Art-car Maquettes will be selected for full-scale reproduction into functioning vehicles of the same design. We require financial sponsorship for Cart, in order to cover the costs required to establish and execute our project. As this is a not-for-profit scheme, all the proceeds raised through sales will be donated to charity". Contact: Laura Diaz Ramos. Address: 2 Providence Yard, Ezra Street, London E2 7RJ. E-mail: laura@clivesallarchitecture.co.uk link to website
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| ADE/0002 | PHYLLIS DIMOND EXHIBITION Sponsorship is being sought for the first ever exhibition devoted entirely to the work of the artist Phyllis Dimond (1911-2008). Including watercolours, graphic art and design, it will be shown at The Dean's Cloister, St. George's Chapel, Windsor Castle, from October 8th to 23rd this year. The artist, who studied at the Royal College of Art, was a pupil of Edward Bawden and Eric Ravilious and a contemporary of Ruskin Spear. She specialised in watercolours of London buildings and took part in the project Recording Britain during the Second World War. Her topographical and still-life work has been greatly admired and is distinguished by close attention to detail and her delightful designs have wit and lightness of touch. Many of the designs were produced as greetings cards and other paper ephemera by the Redfern, Medici and Ward Galleries; in the latter case her work shared a billing with that of artists such as Duncan Grant, Gwen Raverat, Rex Whistler, Lord Berners and Rowland Hilder. The exhibition will contain up to fifty works dating from the 1920s to the beginning of the 2000s and will show the artist's early drawings as well as her later pictures, including her last painting, finished in 2004. It will be publicised on the Chapel website and elsewhere. There will be a fully illustrated catalogue. Contact: Ms Frances Dimond. Address: 2, St. Alban's Street, Windsor, Berkshire SL4 1NJ. Tel.: 01753 869002. E-mail: francesdimond@mypostoffice.co.uk
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| ADE/0003 | UNTOLD DESIGN CIC Untold Design CIC is a not for profit Community Interest Company which provides affordable showcasing opportunities for new and emerging designers to introduce themselves to press, media and buyers within the fashion industry. It also creates opportunities for designers and creatives to subsist themselves in the early stages of their careers at consumer events where they are able to meet with potential customers, build an awareness of their brand and sell to clients. The ethos of Untold is to work as a collective through which a cyclical programme of support and assistance is made available, with the aim of building a long-lasting legacy for new designers and creatives. The organisation relies solely on the hard work and dedication of volunteers and visionaries to take the vision forward; however, there is so much more that they have planned to really broaden their reach and their usefulness to designers and creatives, and they now seek outside sponsorship and support that will enable them to take the organisation to the next level. Currently, Untold produces fashion shows and exhibitions during London Fashion Week, including the Fashion Diversity event produced in partnership with Mahogany Model Management and Museum of London. They have also produced shows at such venues as the Clink Prison Museum, The Foundling Museum and the Kensington Rooms and have an ongoing partnership with the London Design Festival. Untold also works with Clothes Show London and debuts at The Glam Show at Earls Court this October. "All of these opportunities have been created through the organisation since it began in 2007. Over the next year we are seeking to establish a base from which designers can have a retail presence which will also double up as a flexible workspace and training venue for new and aspiring designers. We are seeking to forge long term working relationships with our supporters and sponsors and this can be in varying forms, including services in kind and monetary donations". Contact: Maame Baryeh, Founding Director. Address: 1 Charmouth House, Dorset Road, London SW8 1EU. E-mail: info@un-told.co.uk link to website
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