Utterubbish is proud to present, UseLess
Shop.
A special concept retail store created for the event.
The shop will display and retail an international collection of design products and publications based around the “UseLess” theme.
A special collection of original products called UseLess Products will be launched and sold exclusively at the UseLess Shop.
UseLess Shop is a collaboration between Basheer Graphic Books and Utterubbish.
A special concept retail store created for the event.
The shop will display and retail an international collection of design products and publications based around the “UseLess” theme.
A special collection of original products called UseLess Products will be launched and sold exclusively at the UseLess Shop.
UseLess Shop is a collaboration between Basheer Graphic Books and Utterubbish.
Where is design headed in the future? These questions are increasingly being asked by consumers and designers as the realities of living in a consumer society, where older goods are thrown out as soon as newer ones can be bought has taken a toll on the environment. Utterubbish is 'a witty review of recycling, redemption and recourse through design.
To remedy and re examine this impact, with the aim of creating a future that is sustainable and eco-logically friendly is the impetus for Territory's collaboration with Utterubbish Pte Ltd at this November's Singapore Design Festival. The concept behind the show, is to explore alternative methods of design, taking in account the use of a minimalist approach (Less is More), the catch phrase is "useless = use less" and recycled material in the creating and fashioning of the product. The 'Useless' exhibition will be the feature event in this year's design festival.
Utterubbish has invited some of the biggest names internationally and locally to come together. Their task is to think up a design monographic with the words "Use Less" incorporated and applied on recycled materials. The materials include recycled paper, Tyvek as well as canvas. Their offerings will be seen on Jackets, bags and posters, and will be available in limited numbers for purchase at the exhibition. All recycled products are sponsored by Basheer Graphic Books, and will also be available during the period of the Design Festival, at the Utterubbish shop run by Basheer.
Designers that have been invited by Territory to participate in this show are a varied and eclectic mix. Klaus Haapaneimi, is world renowned for his Russian and Scandinavian folk art style of illustration. He has designed apparel for Cacharel, Levi's and Diesel and dressed up the windows of superstore Selfridge's. The team of Eboy makes toys and creates re-usable pixel objects, to build complex artworks. Their clients include Amazon and Renault.Sophie Toulouse is an illustrator who lives in New York and Paris, she creates atmospheric pieces and has exhibited recently in London, Paris and Berlin.On the Asian front are W+K Tokyo Lab, whose vision is to unite the freshest and most diverse music and visuals from all over the world. In the ranks also is Kuala Lumpur based illustrator Herbie Phoon, who also the director and creative consultant for Dasein Academy Of Art and Grass Studio.
Come November, Utterubbish will present you will a unique visual sensory experience, as well as inform and inspire you in the ways that we can all care for the environment.
To remedy and re examine this impact, with the aim of creating a future that is sustainable and eco-logically friendly is the impetus for Territory's collaboration with Utterubbish Pte Ltd at this November's Singapore Design Festival. The concept behind the show, is to explore alternative methods of design, taking in account the use of a minimalist approach (Less is More), the catch phrase is "useless = use less" and recycled material in the creating and fashioning of the product. The 'Useless' exhibition will be the feature event in this year's design festival.
Utterubbish has invited some of the biggest names internationally and locally to come together. Their task is to think up a design monographic with the words "Use Less" incorporated and applied on recycled materials. The materials include recycled paper, Tyvek as well as canvas. Their offerings will be seen on Jackets, bags and posters, and will be available in limited numbers for purchase at the exhibition. All recycled products are sponsored by Basheer Graphic Books, and will also be available during the period of the Design Festival, at the Utterubbish shop run by Basheer.
Designers that have been invited by Territory to participate in this show are a varied and eclectic mix. Klaus Haapaneimi, is world renowned for his Russian and Scandinavian folk art style of illustration. He has designed apparel for Cacharel, Levi's and Diesel and dressed up the windows of superstore Selfridge's. The team of Eboy makes toys and creates re-usable pixel objects, to build complex artworks. Their clients include Amazon and Renault.Sophie Toulouse is an illustrator who lives in New York and Paris, she creates atmospheric pieces and has exhibited recently in London, Paris and Berlin.On the Asian front are W+K Tokyo Lab, whose vision is to unite the freshest and most diverse music and visuals from all over the world. In the ranks also is Kuala Lumpur based illustrator Herbie Phoon, who also the director and creative consultant for Dasein Academy Of Art and Grass Studio.
Come November, Utterubbish will present you will a unique visual sensory experience, as well as inform and inspire you in the ways that we can all care for the environment.
Big Bros Workshop/ Territory
are releasing in the duration of the Singapore Design Festival, exclusive
and limited edition apparel and lifestyle ware. Collaborating with some of
the hottest taste makers in design such as Klaus Haapaniemi and Sophie Toulouse,
Territory brings you serious stylish Tyvek Jackets, available in four different
designs at 40 pieces each. T shirts with 2 designs to choose from at 50pcs
each , Woven Canvas bags with 2 different designs at 70 pcs each. Mugs to
drink your home made brew out of at 50 pcs each, with two different designs.
A corrugated paper bin with three designs to choose from at 60 pcs each and
a paper folders to organize yourself, 3 designs in a set, limited to 90 sets.
