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Art: Three young talents join Jessie Ware for Cutty Cargo showcase

Date
29 August 2013

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At its best, creative culture feeds itself with different disciplines influencing and inspiring each other to create urban hotspots greater than the sum of their parts. That’s precisely what Cutty Sark is celebrating at their inaugural Cutty Cargo event taking place next month, and the whisky brand is kicking off its global campaign right here in London with an evening of music, food, performance and art and design.

Jessie Ware and DJ Duke Dumont will headline the event, with food by the uberhip Meat Liquor restaurant, live performances from burlesque artiste Miss Polly Rae and the Shanty Theatre Company, a light installation by Flat-E and some cutting-edge art commissioned by us here at It’s Nice That.

We’ve signed up three of our Graduates of the class of 2013 – Charlie Patterson, Julianna Futter and Matthew Hill – to turn their creative talents to customising some Cutty Sark crates which will be on show on the evening.

Cutty Cargo takes place on September 12 and free tickets are available via the website. After London, the showcase will head off around the world.

A 3D render of a giant wooden shipping crate sitting in a dark city square. The side of the crate features the “Cutty Sark” brand wordmark, while bright yellow beams of light shoot out from its seams. Small figures of people gather around the structure under the glow of street lamps.
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Cutty Cargo is coming to east London

An illustration of a large, red circular face with a frowning expression. The figure is framed by concentric rectangular borders in shades of blue, pink and orange.
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Juliana Futter: Greek

A high-angle shot of several people gathered around a blue, multi-sided table tennis table. They reach inward with their hands and paddles as multiple white balls bounce in the air.
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Matthew Hill: Pong Ping

A collection of colourful embroidered patches in various shapes and sizes scattered across a white surface. Many feature the words “Creative Club”, while others display logos and slogans for different studios and organisations.
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Charlie Patterson: The Creative Club

A yellow shield-shaped logo for Cutty Sark. It features an illustration of a white sailing ship on a black sea, with the words “Cutty Sark” above and “Blended Scotch Whisky” below.
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The Cutty Sark logo

This article was produced in collaboration with Cutty Sark.

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