Jack Newbury is a practice-based designer that develops socially-engaged outcomes through a combination of research, design and production. With a strong focus on research, Jack loves to employ the engagement of colour and how this can be integrated into our design thinking.

 

Jack moved to London to study a masters in Material Design at Central Saint Martins in 2017 where he became engrossed in different design theories, specialising in critical projects regarding education, equality & legislation. His practice has a strong focus on inclusivity within the development of socially-engaged projects through a combination of research, design & production. Jack has exhibited his work at major design events across Europe and has been asked to speak at numerous conferences regarding his work with inclusive design. He taught as a visiting practitioner on MA Material Futures course at Central Saint Martins to deliver evening workshops using visual arts as a starting point for research methods on how to implement critical thinking & application methodologies.

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In 2020, Jack set up incl., a new quarterly, inclusive, free digital publication that comprises a selection of articles and stories surrounding the theme of inclusivity; which includes but is not limited to, art, design, language, technology, science, policy, LGBTQIA+ theories etc. Jack also works as Project Coordinator (Learning and Participation) at UP Projects, delivering learning, engagement and participatory activity including artist development programmes, artist-led activities specifically for young people, resources and workshops for schools and public participation events.