October 2019

Pizza Time ventures further north

https://thetangent.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/DSC_0183-1-1536x1024.jpg 1080 720 Tangent Tangent https://thetangent.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/DSC_0183-1-1536x1024.jpg October 29, 2019 June 29, 2021

October 29, 2019

The most recent branch of this successful franchise food offer opened in Burnley in August this year. As has been the case since the first flagship store, Tangent and PRDP were involved with the design and fit-out of the store layout, utilising the standard Pizza Time high quality, hygienic equipment, finishes and fittings. This store presented…

Brecon Beacons Food Festival

https://thetangent.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/20191005_133251-1820x1024.jpg 1080 608 Tangent Tangent https://thetangent.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/20191005_133251-1820x1024.jpg October 21, 2019 October 21, 2019

October 21, 2019

The Tangent team visited the Brecon Beacons Food Festival for the first time on 5th October this year and were blown away by the range and high quality of the food and drink available in one market hall. Over 60 exhibitors of produce as diverse as gin to honey and everything in-between were offering tastings…

Designers update the UN logo to reflect rising sea levels December 7, 2023
“The UN logo has remained unchanged for 78 years, but the world hasn’t”, says designers at the communications agency Publicis Norway.
Liz Gorny
This digital exhibition reveals the process behind Gehry’s iconic Walt Disney Concert Hall December 7, 2023
Sculpting Harmony builds on the history of one of Frank O. Gehry’s master works, and our perceptions of design.
Yaya Azariah Clarke
Hatiye Garip’s whimsical comic embraces tactility and audio to create an accessible publication December 7, 2023
With raised spot gloss and an audio bundle, The Land of Uncertainty is paving the way for publications that attend to the needs of blind and low-vision folk.
Olivia Hingley
Have we reached peak immersive art? December 7, 2023
Many bemoan the experiential art that has taken over our galleries and screens, but is it a populist fad or a way to make art more accessible?
Róisín Lanigan
Three artists share tips for how they carve out more time for creativity December 6, 2023
Naomi Anderson-Subryan, Poppy Crew and Hal Haines talk us through how the newly launched Adobe Express app helps them speed up boring tasks and spend more time on the fun stuff.
Sponsored Content
Jesse Darling wins 2023 Turner Prize for work that “unsettles” with unconventional materials December 6, 2023
The award follows a year of installations by the artist that critique the inhospitable nature of the UK state.
Olivia Hingley
Porn to oil pastel: Marianne Tricot’s erotic postcards show the beauty of sex (NSFW) December 6, 2023
The Parisian illustrator spends her working life illustrating for science institutions and her personal time creating steamy small-scale collages.
Olivia Hingley
Unearthing the work of Iris Alba, the “missing link” in Latin America’s book design history December 6, 2023
An upcoming monograph from Flecha Books sheds light on the extraordinary life of a little-known designer and art director, whose work defined the region’s modern publishing landscape.
Olivia Hingley
This project traces the eccentricity and Welsh pride of Dagmar Bennett’s stylish uncle December 6, 2023
Wanting to focus on the possibilities rather than barriers for people with disabilities, filmmaker Dagmar Bennett and photographer Stefy Pocket show us the BTS images from their Village Style documentary.
Yaya Azariah Clarke
Choose Love’s festive pop-up in New York will raise awareness and essentials for refugees worldwide December 5, 2023
Alongside the Choose Love pop-up shop, It’s Nice That has collaborated with the organisation to host a series of workshops and commission limited edition prints.
It's Nice That

Our website uses cookies, mainly from 3rd party services. Define your Privacy Preferences and/or agree to our use of cookies.

error: Content is protected !!