By van: Kingston takes its show on the road

05 : 07 : 2012 London : Graphic Design : CSM

London – If you can’t attract an audience to your event, bring the event to them. Kingston University’s graphic design graduates have done just that, by exhibiting their work inside a van.

The van, which set off from Covent Garden Piazza on Monday, will drive through various locations in London throughout the week. The van’s exterior is covered in Velcro pads, which can be re-arranged into different designs and messages. They even sent a Velcro message to us at LS:N Global. Inside the van, members of the public can watch examples of the graduates’ moving-image work.

For more examples of student work, keep a look out for LS:N Global’s forthcoming RCA/CSM review in the Shows section.

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