
Brothels, Bishops and Bards
‘The Mayor’s Thames Festival’ runs annually and aims to stage an inspiring series of events that… more
‘The Mayor’s Thames Festival’ runs annually and aims to stage an inspiring series of events that… more
For our August Cog Night, we headed to Shakespeare’s Globe to watch The Tempest. Having never… more
As part of the hugely popular ‘David Bowie is’ exhibition; writer, broadcaster and journalist, Jon Savage,… more
On the 21st of June the team set out on an outing to the infamous Royal… more
For our Cog Lunch this month we visited the Gagarin Terrace at The Royal Observatory, Greenwich…. more
On what turned out to be a glorious, almost summer-like evening, the Cog team meandered their… more
I’ve always been a fan of Ansel Adams’s work, since my first photography lesson at art… more
Let me state at the beginning – I have a lot of affection for Greenwich Dance…. more
Last night we all donned our most festive attire and prepared for a very special Cog… more
Our first Cog Night of 2013 was spent in a freezing-cold unit on an industrial estate… more
The most recent event of the ‘Long Lunch’ lecture series saw Julian House, of the Intro… more
The necropolis bus (a converted Routemaster) looked magnificent, twinkling under Edwardian street lights, evoking memories of… more
We at Cog love a D&AD lecture, if only because they to generate such strong conflicts… more
It’s just a short journey east of our studio to the o2 Arena and the Emirates… more
One of the ten ‘work in progress’ showings of Stand Up for the Week (Channel4) where… more
The 4th May marked 21 years since Cog Design was founded. To celebrate, the team convened… more
In the room where the Victorians explained and codified science, the Science Museum Director, Roger Highfield… more
Illuminate! was part of the British Library’s Spring Festival, a celebration of creativity, fashion and design…. more
In a small shrine, in the enoumous chasm of The British Museum’s Great Court, Grayson Perry… more
An exhibition on OMA, one of the most influential architecture practices working today. Celebrated as much… more
Through the first half of his bicentenary, Museum of London hosts a comprehensive exhibition about Charles… more
The National Portrait Gallery was packed for this special late night opening, organised by Contemporary Vintage,… more
A unique exploration of contemporary artist Cy Twombly (April 25, 1928 – 5 July, 2011) and… more
This exhibition spans his 60-year career and includes commercial work from some of the companies he… more
The event fell into two parts. The first was an illustrated talk by Schama about his… more
With his heart warming depictions of everyday life, Norman Rockwell is often described as ‘America’s favourite… more
As part of the London International Mime Festival, Hilum was the first performance by Les Antliaclastes,… more
Gwyneth Herbert is a firm favourite in the Cog studio. Our paths have crossed a few… more
John Hunter was at the heart of London Society in the 18th Century. One floor of… more
It’s never easy saying goodbye to someone who’s been an integral part of our team (Caroline… more