Design = Creativity + Purpose + Action

Design is our way of making sense of things. Through design we try to make things better, safer, healthier, more effective, and understandable.
Design is more than decoration or the image of the final result.
Design is a process of investigation, of analysis, understanding, empathy, and action to build purpose and usefulness into new ideas and creativity.

"Design, for me is a process of investigation, of analysis, understanding, empathy and action to build purpose and usefulness into new ideas and creativity. I always try to create interior environments that are healthy, safe, sustainable and supportive for the business, staff, customers and all users of the interior space. And, after all that, if it can look good too I am doing very well!"

Anthony Lingwood is an Irish designer working in the area of interior architecture & design ─specialising in commercial interiors.

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MATERIALpoetry showcases new wave of design/craft from Ireland

by Anthony Lingwood

MATERIALPoetry will include work by acclaimed furniture maker Joseph Walsh, contemporary jewellery by Angela O’Kelly, basket ware by Joe Hogan, ceramics by Frances Lambe, glass vessels by Karl Harron, silverware by Kevin O’Dwyer, and hand turned wood vessels by Liam Flynn.

International curator Brian Kennedy will focus on Irish makers whose work is infused with a poetic simplicity and a material honesty. Work influenced by ancient Irish architectural forms, the majestic Irish landscape, a deep rooted knowledge and respect for techniques and a true understanding and love of material. Work which traps for ever a moment in time, a moment in the making, a moment in the dialogue between maker, making and material and offers it up to us to live with and use, for now and to pass on. Work that is of the moment, but not just for the moment.

MATERIALpoetry is the first exhibition in a three-year initiative in partnership with the American Irish Historical Society and in association with Causey Contemporary. The second exhibition in the series will be DUBH, an exploration of the colour BLACK in art and design, which will take place in April 2011. MATERIALpoetry will return to Ireland in July 2011 where it will be a feature exhibition at the Galway Arts Festival, Irelands premier arts ferstival.

Below are some of the exhibits. Click here to View All