Southbank Centre Design Cases
Designers behind the work
Designers and creative leads credited on Southbank Centre projects in press coverage.
Designers and creative leads credited on Southbank Centre projects in press coverage.
It’s Nice That announces the April 2026 edition of Nicer Tuesdays, taking place at EartH Hackney in London. The event will feature talks by Marina Willer, Lizzy Stewart, Intra, and Ollie Babajide Tikare, covering topics from human insight in design and illustrated novels to digital art and photographic storytelling. The evening celebrates experimentation, creativity, and cross-disciplinary practice in contemporary design and art.
The article profiles artists Jeremy Deller and John Costi as they co-curate 'No Comment', an exhibition of prisoner-made art for Koestler Arts at the Southbank Centre. Through an interview format, they discuss their long-standing relationship with the charity, the transformative power of art in prisons, and the creativity of incarcerated artists. The piece highlights the exhibition’s social impact and the collaborative process behind it.
BP&O’s Richard Baird reviews Bond’s visual identity for the exhibition 'Heritage: A User’s Manual' at London’s Southbank Centre. The design uses MuirMcNeil’s Cut typeface, a restrained palette of greys and red, and material touches like dyed papers and block foil to balance architectural structure with community accessibility. The result is a clear, inclusive identity that connects archival themes with modern typographic expression.
