Judging Panel
Catherine McDermott, Director of Curating Contemporary Design/ Gavin Lucas, Senior writer, Creative review/ Penny A Hudd, Ex Head of School, Kingston University
Antoine Choussat and Zamir Antonio, Eat Sleep Work Play, TBWA, previous winner Creative Residency 2009
A Young Kim
Kim A Young completed a BFA in Visual Communication Design at Hong-Ik University in Seoul in 2004 and achieved an MA in Communication Art & Design in 2009 from the Royal College of Art. She currently lives and works in London. Exhibitions include: Graduation Show, IDAS Gallery, International Design School for Advanced Studies, Seoul, 2003; Map-making: Equator Project, LSO St Luke’s, London, 2008; Untold Stories, Hockney Gallery, London, 2008; Work in Progress Show, Gulbenkian Gallery, London, 2009; Final Show, Royal College of Art, London, 2009; Illustrative, International Degree Exhibition, ÏMA Design Village, Berlin, 2009; Supervisions, Korean Cultural Centre, London, UK, 2010
Ah Studio
Åh [o:h] is a multi-disciplinary creative studio based in East London, established in 2008 by London College of Communication graduates Elin Svensson and Johanna Lundberg. Striving to combine thoughtful ideas with informed aesthetics to create functional design that reaches out to both the head and the heart. Applied across all disciplines to include art direction, illustration, branding, website design, motion graphics, model making and other printed matter, their approach to work is open and collaborative.
House of Jonn – CIR RESIDENT 2010/2011
Jordan Hodgson and Niall Gallacher are co-founders of House of Jon, a studio for creative engagement within the city. They studied Architecture at Leeds and Cambridge respectively then together at the Royal College of Art, graduating in 2009. They have worked on an array of projects and commissions in the fields of architecture, design, research and visualization. They are currently producing new work for release at the London Festival of Architecture 2010.
Misc Projects
Euan, Jamie and Zoe are Misc. projects, a multi-disciplinary design collective working between the creative fields of Architecture and Graphic Design, exploring scenarios using illustration, film, installation, construction and the written word. Recent projects include exhibits for the Shenzhen Architecture biennale, a new build residence in Bristol and an installation in Cognac, France.
Jayne Robinson graduated from central Saint Martin’s in 2003 with an MA in Communication Design. Since then she has worked for award winning studios including Spin, Nick Bell Design and Studio Myerscough. Jayne recently established Studio Robinson, a multi-disciplinary design studio.
