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A purple event poster reads “NICER TUESDAYS” and “January 2016”. It lists a monthly event curated by It’s Nice That featuring “Isabel + Helen, Kevin King, Charlie Kwai and Marina Willer”.

Nicer Tuesdays is back! Get your tickets here

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Date
12 January 2016

Nicer Tuesdays is back! Get your tickets here.

Fresh from our Christmas break we are excited to launch our first Nicer Tuesdays of 2016, kicking off an exciting year of presentations by the most inspiring and thought provoking creatives from across the world.

This month we will be hearing from Marina Willer, partner at Pentagram. Marina joined the distinguished agency in 2013 becoming London’s first female partner having spent 13 years at Wolff Olins. Marina will be talking about her project Red Trees, a documentary about her family surviving the Nazi occupation of Prague and fleeing to Brazil.

Also speaking will be photographer Charlie Kwai, who recently featured as part of our Ones to Watch 2016. Charlie has recently returned from Ghana where he has spent time photographing the country’s street culture with his collective Tripod City, in which he collaborates with photographers Paul Storrie and Chris Lee.

We will hear from Kevin King as Secret 7” returns for a fifth year. The project takes some of the best-known songs and asks creatives to design record sleeves which are then printed on special edition vinyl. A run of 700 is exhibited and then sold, with all of the money made being donated to Amnesty international.

Taking to the lectern that they have very kindly created for us, our final speakers are set designers Isabel and Helen. The London based duo, like Charlie Kwai, featured on our Ones to Watch list for 2016 and will be talking about their projects for the likes of Selfridges and London Design Festival.

Thanks to our event partner Revue and support of Park Communications.

Location:
Protein Ltd
31 New Inn Yard
EC2A 3EY
United Kingdom

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Event partner: Revue

Revue is a tool that enables you to easily create an email digest that helps you to communicate with your network. The platform provides a sleek landing page where people can subscribe, allowing you to decide where and with whom you share it. With a click of a button, you can compile your tweets, stories, or interesting articles you’ve read that week to share with your subscribers. Attendees at Nicer Tuesdays will be offered a special discount for the service.

Visit www.getrevue.co to get started.

Supported by Park Communications

Nicer Tuesdays is also supported by Park Communications one of London’s eminent, most friendly and approachable printers.

A weathered, concrete industrial tower stands alone against a pale, overcast sky. The brutalist structure is stained with grime and features several dark, empty window openings.
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Marina Willer: Koksovny Factory, Outskirts of Prague

A rusted iron spiral staircase winds upwards through a derelict concrete room. Peeling paint and damp stains mark the grey walls, with light streaming in from two rectangular window openings.
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Marina Willer: Mayrau Factory, Outskirts of Prague

Two people with bleached blonde hair stand facing each other on a city street. One person is seen from behind, while the other looks on with a focused expression. In the background, a blue sign reads “Money Exchange”.
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Charlie Kwai: Bizarre

A person lies flat on their back on a metal conveyor belt, sliding into a large security scanner. The machine is branded with the word “Nuctech” above the opening.
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Charlie Kwai: Made in China

A person holds open a folder containing colourful, abstract illustrations. A second illustration of a face in bold primary colours lies on the table beside them.
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Secret 7"

Two people stand before a wall of small, square artworks arranged in a grid on shelves. The pieces vary in style, featuring abstract patterns, portraits and a typographic work that reads “It doesn’t matter who it is or what it sounds like as long as we design the cover.”
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Secret 7"

A large-scale sculpture of primary-coloured geometric shapes stands on a green lawn. A person lies across a red triangle, while a white circle and blue crosses balance on a black metal frame.
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Isabel + Helen: London Design Festival

A large, circular 3D render of a black hole floats in a shop window, surrounded by green indoor trees. Text on the black base reads “There is a ‘Supermassive’ Black Hole at the centre of the swirling Milky Way”.
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Isabel + Helen: Selfridges

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