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Affinities - 50 Years of Design
Following on from MH50 – 50 Years of Design, a short film by Margaret Howell and Emily Richardson made to commemorate Margaret Howell's 50th birthday, Margaret and Emily have made another short film, Affinities – 50 Years of Design. The film attempts to show the affinity Margaret feels for certain aspects of life in Japan. It includes personal photographs and objects that have appealed to Margaret on her many visits to Japan, from 1983 onwards.
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Following on from MH50 – 50 Years of Design, a short film by Margaret Howell and Emily Richardson made to commemorate Margaret Howell's 50th birthday, Margaret and Emily have made another short film, Affinities – 50 Years of Design. The film attempts to show the affinity Margaret feels for certain aspects of life in Japan. It includes personal photographs and objects that have appealed to Margaret on her many visits to Japan, from 1983 onwards.
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