Everyday Cog

Sam has been to see Scottish Ballet’s A Streetcar Named Desire at Sadler’s Wells

Michael’s at the Royal Festival Hall, meeting with Janice from The Cogency about a potential future collaboration.

Michael’s at the NFT for the world premiere of Idris Elba’s documentary – Mandela My Dad And Me – a touching behind the scenes film about the making of his album – mi Mandela.

It’s a hazy Spring evening and Michael’s at Somerset House, drinking cloudy lemonade with new client, Oliver Stannard from Culture at King’s.

Michael’s popped in to see our friends at The Cogency. Well, mostly to see Tank the dog.

Michael’s submitted his #VoteFor Music submission. It’s a campaign to crowd-source agenda issues to put to the next UK government.

Taking advantage of Michael’s UK Theatre membership, he and Becca have booked a booth in their ‘members’ bar’ at Soho Theatre. Here’s Becca and conductor, Peter Manning talking about the designs for Peter’s website.

We are on day 3 of our themed playlists. Today we can only listen to songs about places.

Oliver Stannard has popped in to brief us on an exciting new project. It all get a bit meta when we sat around a white table looking at pictures of people sitting around a white table.

Ross checks over the latest set of proofs for the ‘Collect’ project that we’ve been working on with the Crafts Council.

It’s Friday, it’s five to five and it’s… time for Becca to get her hand-engraved gin bottle out.

Michael and Sam are at the Museum of the Order of St John. Here’s Sam meeting with Curator, Tom Foakes.

Michael and Ross went to a talk by Carter Wong Design at St. Bride Foundation.

Jenny and Laura checked out lots of interesting paper samples at the Arjowiggins pop-up exhibition

Donuts. Jenny can’t keep her hands off the sugary treats.

Michael’s in Southampton, with Janice from The Cogency. Together they are running a communications workshop with the partners of a new arts complex – shown here are: Sam Hodges from Nuffield Theatre, Val Drayton from John Hansard Gallery and Susan Beckett from City Eye.

The Science Gallery team are here for a ‘first ideas’ run through.

Lydia is making sure we live up to our ecological credentials. It’s not glamorous but it is important.

Talk to the hand or Hi-5? Jenny leading a group crit in our creative room.

It’s Cog Night and we’re being given a backstage tour of The Museum of the Order of St John, by their Curator, Tom Foakes. Here he is in the basement area that used to be the museum before it was beautifully renovated five years ago.