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The Peter Saville Show
23 May to 14 September 2003 at the London Design Museum.
One of the most influential designers working today, Peter Saville has been a cult figure in both graphic design and pop culture for 25 years since the start of his long collaboration with the bands Joy Division and New Order as art director of Factory Records, the legendary independent record label. He has also created iconic fashion images in his work for Yohji Yamamoto, Christian Dior and, now, Stella McCartney and Givenchy. This first retrospective of Peter Saville's work, drawn from his private archive, will trace his career from Factory Records to his recent multimedia projects while tracing the history of contemporary graphic design and the story of how style culture hit the High Street.
Supported by VH1.
One of the most influential designers working today, Peter Saville has been a cult figure in both graphic design and pop culture for 25 years since the start of his long collaboration with the bands Joy Division and New Order as art director of Factory Records, the legendary independent record label. He has also created iconic fashion images in his work for Yohji Yamamoto, Christian Dior and, now, Stella McCartney and Givenchy. This first retrospective of Peter Saville's work, drawn from his private archive, will trace his career from Factory Records to his recent multimedia projects while tracing the history of contemporary graphic design and the story of how style culture hit the High Street.
Supported by VH1.
One of the most influential designers working today, Peter Saville has been a cult figure in both graphic design and pop culture for 25 years since the start of his long collaboration with the bands Joy Division and New Order as art director of Factory Records, the legendary independent record label. He has also created iconic fashion images in his work for Yohji Yamamoto, Christian Dior and, now, Stella McCartney and Givenchy. This first retrospective of Peter Saville's work, drawn from his private archive, will trace his career from Factory Records to his recent multimedia projects while tracing the history of contemporary graphic design and the story of how style culture hit the High Street.
Supported by VH1.
Supported by VH1.
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