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Mill Co the show

Graphic Design, Illustration, Photography

Posted by Patrick Burgoyne, 14 May 2010, 15:27    Permalink    Comments (6)

The Russian Club in Hackney is currently playing host to the debut London show of Mill Co and its eclectic bunch of designers, photographers, artists and illustrators. All around the theme of community

Mill Co is another take on the collective idea. It's run by Claire Martin and Liz Birkbeck, two friends originally from Rochdale, also home to the Co-operative movement. The latter, they say, inspired Mill Co's collaborative approach, which they describe as "a virtual mill and online community of freelance and independent creative collaborators". Clients can draw on this pool of talent on projects which Mill Co will manage.

The show features work from various Mill Co peeople including Suzie Webb (top) and Ant Baena (below)

 

Si Scott

 

Patternity (with an image inspired by Dalston windows' mix of security bars and net curtains

 

Lisa Stannard

 

Kevin Cummins

 

Jo Peel (painting live at the private view)

 

and Richard Kelly

 

For more on the work of these artists and the rest of the members of the Mill Co community go here

The show is at the Russian Club, 340-344 Kingsland Road, London E8 4DA until May 19

 

6 Comments

Well deserved props for Claire and Liz.
RIk Moran
2010-05-14 19:41:32


Cheers Rik!

The vintage letters looked amazing (pic above) Big thanks to Lisa at Arch 389 for the loan of those!
Music was ace too thanks to our Bad Passion boys.
Claire Martin
2010-05-15 00:57:08


Looks amazing! Afantastic mix. Especially love Richard Kelly's work
sally davies
2010-05-15 16:08:55


very nice indeed
abi renshaw
2010-05-16 13:39:56


Great to see this get lots of attention, the NoChintz lot looked pretty tired on Friday so must of been a great party!
John Instruct
2010-05-17 15:53:15


Nice show and am very liking Jo Peel's painting!
Best
Lisa at Arch 389
lisa Vandy
2010-06-18 14:05:42


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