Polimekanos

The Master Plan by Stephen Hodge acts as a complementary project to the public art programme – Wonders of Weston – commissioned by Situations and Field Art Projects for the English seaside town of Weston-super-Mare, as part of a national regeneration programme.

Public Access was London's first 'Speed Show'. Curated by a group of MA students from the Curating Contemporary Art programme at the Royal College of Art, the exhibition presented internet-based works by a group of American artists for one night only.

http://public-access.org.uk/

Spike Island is an international centre for the development of contemporary art and design. A vibrant hub for production, presentation and debate, it invites audiences to engage directly with creative practices through participation and discussion. In autumn 2011 we were commissioned to develop Spike Island's new website, which launched early in 2012. The project, which is delivered in phases, includes a sophisticated event management system, a online shop and intranet for the organisation.

http://www.spikeisland.org.uk/

Occasions is a series of publications on themes related to Austria in the wider European historical and cultural context, based on contributions by scholars and artists from both the United Kingdom and Austria.

The Wrong Shop is an innovative new platform started by designer Sebastian Wrong that allows the world’s leading designers to explore their creativity with experimental pieces that require unorthodox methods of production.

http://www.thewrongshop.co.uk/

Wonders of Weston is a programme of public artworks in Weston-super-Mare, part of the national Sea Change initiative, which seeks to support the revitalisation of British seaside towns. It is produced by Situations, a public art commissioning and research programme at the University of the West of England, Bristol, in association with Field Art Projects, an arts consultancy operating in the public realm. Polimekanos developed the identity for Wonders of Weston, its website, print, marketing and advertising material and on-site signage. We worked with Wrights & Sites on one of the commissions – Everything you need to build a town is here – creating designs for the cast iron signs now in multiple locations across Weston-super-Mare.

Established & Sons is a uniquely positioned British design company focused on producing and representing all that is innovative in contemporay design. Working with some of the world leading designers, architects and artists, Established & Sons since its launch in April 2005 has become highly revered and respected internationally. The Font Clock, an original idea by E&S co-founder Sebastian Wrong, is one of the company's best selling products and features a series of typefaces adapted, created and chosen for the clock by Polimekanos.

The Austrian Cultural Forum (ACF) London promotes cultural contacts between the UK and Austria by organising events and supporting artists and projects in London as well as throughout the UK in the fields of music, performing arts, literature, film, visual arts and through academic symposia, public lectures and discussions. Polimekanos designs most of the ACF's invitations and its event programme, identity and literature. We have created exhibitions for the forum, the signage in the building and recently relaunched its website.

Caruso St John is one of the UK's most creative architectural practices with a growing international reputation in designing contemporary projects in the public realm. The practice came to public attention with the New Art Gallery in Walsall, a commission won in an international competition in 1995. From these origins in the visual arts, where a sensitivity to experience and context is required, the practice has extended its expertise and now works on a broad range of projects in the public and private realms. Current clients include Tate Britain, the V&A, English Heritage and the Arts Council of England, as well as european housing developers Trudo, the SBB (Swiss National Railways) and the Gagosian Gallery. In 2008 and 2009, Polimekanos developed and designed a new website for the practice.

http://www.carusostjohn.com/

The Austrian Cultural Forum (ACF) London promotes cultural contacts between the UK and Austria by organising events and supporting artists and projects in London as well as throughout the UK in the fields of music, performing arts, literature, film, visual arts and through academic symposia, public lectures and discussions. Polimekanos designs most of the ACF's invitations and its event programme, identity and literature. We have created exhibitions for the forum, the signage in the building and recently relaunched its website.

Polimekanos created the identity, stationery and website design for OPM Partnership – a bespoke party and event specialist, 'providing an elegant, imaginative and creative service that will prove indispensable to both corporate and private clients'.

The first of the Hyphen New Series, this is a book of thinking aloud – about music, about art, about making work, about life. Feldman was a wonderful speaker, and much of the qualities of his conversation are captured in this book, both in its text and in its photographs. This book was initiated and designed by Polimekanos, edited by Chris Villars and is published by Hyphen Press.

Magma opened its first bookshop in Covent Garden in early 2000. Today, it is one of the UK's biggest retailers specialising in books on graphic and product design, typography, advertising, fashion, art and architecture, with stores in London and Manchester. Our design for Magma's first website in 2000 was one of our first major projects. We have since worked with Magma on a number of small projects, and redesigned its website – one of the biggest online resources in this sector of publishing – in 2005.

http://www.magmabooks.com/

Ignite! was set up in October 2006 to promote creativity in learning. Ignite! works with young people to reveal and develop their capacity for creativity and creative thinking.

In 2006 the Austrian Cultural Forum and the Laban Centre hosted a number of events and an exhibition on the roots of modern dance in the Austrian expressionist movement in the early 20th century. We developed the identity and programme literature for the event and designed an exhibition display for the Laban Centre's foyer space. View more images in Exhibition Design

Richard Hollis (born 1934) is one of the most influential figures in British graphic design. Hollis has worked as a printer, a magazine editor, a print-production manager, a book writer, a teacher and a graphic designer.

Formally named as Zoo Art Fair, Zoo Art Enterprises is a non-profit organisation, which held an annual art fair from 2004 to 2009. Polimekanos developed the identity for Zoo Art Fair and Zoo Art Enterprises, its website, print, marketing and advertising material and on-site signage.