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BOSTON, Jan. 02, 2002 /PRNewswire/ -- DU: Disegno Universale the touring museum exhibit, sponsored by Bis Bis and presented by The Un-Gyve Limited Group, attended by media, trade, and celebrity guests from around the world, raising awareness for the importance of eliminating physical and social barriers through good design in the field, and open practices within the industry.
DU: Disegno Universale is an un-profit member of The Un-Gyve Limited Group with the mission to support art, culture, and tradition. (PRNewsFoto/Un-Gyve Limited)
Our international DU: Disegno Universale exhibit represents our commitment to the architectural
and design community, and our intent to protect and promote artistic integrity in commerce; to
educate as to the value, to culture and society, of this community’s efforts; and to ensure accessibility
and appreciation of design by the elimination of cultural, physical, and social barriers. With this
event, and through our design projects, we promote the market changes to match our mission —
merging trade with education, enlightened commercialism and enhanced design professionalism.
THE DU MISSION to support art, culture, and tradition in acts of preservation and perpetuation
is advanced through apprenticeship programs in the artisinal and skilled trades, adaptive re-use and
architectural conservation, art conservation and restoration, factory and mill renewal, and historic
preservation. DU curates and funds exhibitions, performances, presentations and publications, and
sponsors and undertakes community developments that form the enduring physical and
philosophical foundations of this scope.
Isōle Gallery of Art + Industrial Design
SOURCE Un-Gyve Limited
The Roger Lonsdale archive, at Balliol College, Oxford, includes his reflections, in 2005, on his poetry, with lists of his ninety poems—alphabetically by first lines, and chronologically—as well as his notebooks as a poet; and, at that time, he noted, in reference to these sixteen poems from Un-Gyve Press in a numbered, limited edition of seventy-five: “At present the following seem worth preserving for one reason or another.”