You can trust the British Library in London to put on a big, important exhibition, and Comics Unmasked was no exception. The already iconic poster by Jamie Hewlett is above. But I left with the thought that I don’t really like comics very much! I am interested in them, like […]
I was recently asked, within a MOOC from MoMA, to create an activity that helped learners undertake inquiry learning, especially around art or design artefacts. So I thought I’d share it with the GDP community too. The purpose of inquiry learning is to enable the learners (of any age) to engage […]
Above: All for the sake of peace; Nguyen Cong Do; Vietnam, 1972; Gouache on paper; by 1972 the tide had turned in the American-Vietnam war, this work shows tanks being transformed into tractors: military equipment converted for peaceful production © The Trustees of the British Museum After GDP’s recent post […]
As part of the overall London 2012 Festival, the British Museum is hosting a major exhibition about the great English playwrite, William Shakespeare. However, this show has a focus on how the plays of Shakespeare and the theatre in general helped to shape Londoners’ emotional and political view of themselves as firstly […]
If you are quick you can catch some manga in London at the moment. The British Museum is staging a small, free exhibition to promote their own manga book, Professor Munakata’s British Museum Adventure. These manga books, drawn by Hoshino Yukinobu, have made the Professor famous throughout Japan. The show is on until […]
the graphic design project 