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John Williamson, 1946-2026, former director of Wolff Olins

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By Clare Dowdy Verified
| Design Week Verified
John Williamson, who has died aged 79, was a major player at Wolff Olins for nearly three decades, instrumental in bringing the agency out of the 1990s recession and transforming it into one of the best-known corporate identity consultancies. “If organisations have one human being who they regard as the embodiment of their intelligence and their philosophy, in my days at Wolff Olins that was John,” says Michael Wolff, who co-founded Wolff Olins with the late Wally Olins in 1965.
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NB Studio brings musical movement to daring ensemble

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By Clare Dowdy Verified
| Design Week Verified
Founded in 1968, the avant-garde ensemble commissions and premieres radical new music. So at London Southbank Centre’s Royal Festival Hall in September, London Sinfonietta and Radiohead’s Jonny Greenwood will perform two Radiohead songs that have been reimagined by US composer and ‘architect of minimalism, Steve Reich.
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Why London’s off-West End theatres are turning to bold new identities to survive a challenging climate

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By Clare Dowdy Verified
| Design Week Verified
Venturethree’s rebrand of the Young Vic aims to big up the type of shows the venue puts on, and to appeal to new audiences. It is the latest in a slew of off-West End theatres which have repositioned in the face of a challenging climate, to communicate the arrival of new leadership and programming. The Young Vic’s repositioning was driven by the theatre’s artistic director, Nadia Fall, who joined early last year with a new vision.
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