The Prince Philip Designers Prize — in its 50th year
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Over the past 50 years Britain has moved to not only embrace but also to export and celebrate contemporary design. There have been many standard bearers and champions: curators, journalists, shop-owners, the Design Council, and not least the designers themselves. There is, however, one particularly significant advocate, a man who rails against poorly designed consumer goods, who has acted as a catalyst between industry and designers, and who has a rare perspective on half a century of British culture, promoting engineering and industrial design as much as graphics, and automotive and product styling: the Duke of Edinburgh.
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Saturday 10 October, 2009 08:45 AM |