The results of Anthony Burrill's Sao Paulo workshop to be shown in London

Date
21 June 2012

When It’s Nice That directors Alex Bec and Will Hudson were invited out to Sao Paulo to run a workshop on curation with local creatives, they were following in some pretty hefty footsteps. A few months before Anthony Burrill had been out as part of the Mesa&Cadeira programme and he had inspired his group to create a series of posters inspired by vernacular street typography. Now these posters are being exhibited at London’s Kemistry Gallery bringing the results of this unique collaboration to a UK audience.

Asked to distill their individual life philosophy into a single phrase, the messages created range from the inspirational to the cryptic to the weird (“Sex with mosquitos” anyone?) and it’s nice to see new twists on the work of such a familiar talent.

How to say the most with the least or Quanto mais olho para trás, mais milagres eu vejo runs from July 5 to July 28.

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Anthony Burrill/Mesa&Cadeira: How to say the most with the least

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Anthony Burrill/Mesa&Cadeira: How to say the most with the least

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Anthony Burrill/Mesa&Cadeira: How to say the most with the least

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Anthony Burrill/Mesa&Cadeira: How to say the most with the least

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Anthony Burrill/Mesa&Cadeira: How to say the most with the least

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Anthony Burrill/Mesa&Cadeira: Poster print shot

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Anthony Burrill/Mesa&Cadeira: Poster print shot

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Anthony Burrill/Mesa&Cadeira: How to say the most with the least

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Anthony Burrill/Mesa&Cadeira: How to say the most with the least

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Anthony Burrill/Mesa&Cadeira: How to say the most with the least

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Rob Alderson

Rob joined It’s Nice That as Online Editor in July 2011 before becoming Editor-in-Chief and working across all editorial projects including itsnicethat.com, Printed Pages, Here and Nicer Tuesdays. Rob left It’s Nice That in June 2015.

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