Morag Myerscough/Studio Myerscough
Morag set up her own cross disciplinary design practice, Studio Myerscough, in 1993. Over the last thirteen years Morag has worked with some ofthe most respected, design-led companies in the UK. These include The Barbican Centre (Wayfinding completed 2006), Barbican Art Gallery (Rockstyle 2000, Future City 2006 ? exhibitions) the British Council (Hometime 2004/British Pavilion, 9th Venice biennale 2004), Derwent Valley (Tea Building Signage) DTI/British Council ( British Pavilion: UK State of Play at E3, Los Angeles 2002-05) the Design Council (Millennium Products exhibitions 1999), Design Museum (Webwizards 2002, Somewhere Totally Else 2003, Formula 1 2006 exhibition design current) Science Museum (Future Face 2004 exhibition), RIBA (literature and exhibitions), Architecture Foundation (Greetings from London, 2004 exhibition), Conran (bluebird branding and Conran Collection food packaging), the Tate (Building the Tate ? Our gift to the future, various books) and Wedgwood (Rebranding all packaging 2005).
The integration of design and its environment is central to Morag?s approach, it is a complete approach not controlled by labels and limitations.