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DM25: Morag Myerscough on the Singer sewing machine

Design
16.05.14
DM25: Morag Myerscough

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Design Museum

Artist and designer Morag Myerscough discusses her favourite item from the Design Museum collection

To celebrate 25 years, the Design Museum is hosting a programme of talks with the biggest names in design and architecture, in association with Icon, to ask them: “What’s next for design?”

Icon will be featuring an accompanying series of video interviews on its website over the coming months, starting with artist and designer Morag Myerscough discussing her favourite item from the Design Museum collection: the Singer sewing machine.

Read Icon’s interview with Morag Myerscough here.

View the full list of speakers at DM25 and book tickets.

  

 
 

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