• The Source.
    Playing in public
    Andrew Shoben creates bespoke installations that work to redefine notions of public art in urban spaces. >
  • Art, debate & diversity
    David Adjaye's design of Rivington Place in London addressed the need for a contemporary exhibition space. >
  • Hellicar & Lewis
    Hellicar & Lewis
    Artist • Interaction Designer
    Pete Hellicar and Joel Lewis use art, design and technology to create experiences that take people into the moment. >
  • Hans Ulrich Obrist
    Hans Ulrich Obrist
    Curator
    Hans Ulrich Obrist is one of the most influential individuals working in the world of art today. He is committed to redefining notions of contemporary art. >
  • Temple to Perspective.
    Alternate structure
    The Temple to Perspective, commissioned by Alain de Botton, is envisioned to be the world's first temple for atheists. >
  • Pothole Gardening.
    Fixing holes
    A pretty little garden scene in a pothole on the streets of London is a great way to make people smile and alert them to potholes. >
  • United Visual Artists
    United Visual Artists (UVA)
    Interaction Designer
    UVA produce work at the intersection of sculpture, architecture, live performance, moving image and digital installation. >
  • Questioning the question
    As the director of Design-Led Innovation at Philips Design, Clive van Heerden is working to bring designers into the process of technological development. >
  • Clive van Heerden
    Clive van Heerden
    Inventor
    Clive van Heerden is interested in research initiatives that identify long-term systemic shifts, and anticipate changes in future lifestyles. >
  • Skating 80s
    Rolling Back the Years is an exhibition showcasing custom designed skate decks in celebration of the glory of 80s skateboarding. >
  • Song for the road
    From the Highway to Hell to Penny Lane, the Song Map is a litho print featuring the names of songs about streets and landmarks. >
  • Say hello
    "Hello World!" is an installation consisting of some 5000 individual video diaries taken from the internet. >
  • Worth Abbey.
    Design as a verb
    When it comes to his job, starchitect Thomas Heatherwick doesn’t think about titles, he thinks about verbs. >
  • Stacks of colour
    Stacking Vessel Soldiers is a series of colourful and highly functional objects by designer Pia Wüstenberg. >
  • Psychic tees
    Discover your destiny via a T-shirt. "Mother's Psychic Tees" give you a clue to your fate in 2012 while raising money for charity. >
  • Shiny & red
    Thomas Heatherwick designed sleek new hybrid double-decker buses for London, and they're 15% more fuel-efficient than existing hybrids. >
  • Parallel experiences
    Science fiction or social media? The Quantum Parallelograph offers you a glimpse of your parallel life - the one you have online. >
  • Christmas countdown
    Eyal Burstein used a variety of vintage teacups, bowls and trinkets to create an advent calendar of different a creative calibre. >
  • 10 for 1
    This car-shaped bicycle rack highlights the fact that ten bicycles can be safely parked in a space that can only be used by one car. >
  • Art to eat
    Think gingerbread is only for gingerbread men? Think again. And think domes, skulls and Bauhaus replications. >
  • Tree top
    The Design Museum in London is currently home to a six metre-tall Christmas tree, possibly the tallest in the world. >
  • Annual event
    Harry Pearce was responsible for the design of the 2011 D&AD Annual. >
  • Spinning light
    Troika's Thixotropes is a kinetic sculpture for Selfridges that plays with elements of light. >
  • Future 50
    Neville Brody has created a new modular logo for D&AD, in celebration of their 50th anniversary. >

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