Jack Howe - A Designed Life
Sue Wright/MMA Production

An early pioneer of modernism, including work with Walter Gropius, Jack became known for a wide range of industrial and product designs. His wall clock for Gents was in nearly every classroom in Britain, while his train, the Blue Pullman, set new standards in rail travel. Jack was a key designer for The Festival of Britain in 1951 and came up with the first cash dispenser.


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Tom Karen: A Designer on Form
Jewish Museum/MMA Production

The creator of some of the most celebrated designs of the 20th Century, including the Reliant Scimitar GTE, the Raleigh Chopper bike for children and the Bond Bug. Here is Tom's story, from his escape from Nazi occupied Czechoslovakia to heading up Ogle Design. Driven by endless curiosity, Tom conjures up new ideas with an infectious sense of fun.


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