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EVENT DESCRIPTION
Step inside the colourful world at a spectacular summer fest filled with cheeky doodles at Pacific Place! In collaboration with the London-based artist and doodler Hattie Stewart, Pacific Place is hosting Summer Vibes from 3 to 22 August, an off-the-wall festival of saucy fun with all the youthful energy of Stewart’s iconic characters and doodles.
Iconic artwork by Hattie Stewart lights up the room – Feel the Summer Vibes!
The hero of the party will be the mirror room filled with energetic and high-spirited music – all set to charge up an electrifying Y2K party! Unleash your inner dancer by grooving with the goofy giant inflatables and vibing with the vibrant flashing lights. There will be a selfie photo booth for the public to pose for photos and create their own doodle-style videos.
Get in the summer party mood – Indulge in a series of exclusive merchandise and live performances
Only fun is allowed so let your imagination run wild, get in the summer party mood! Take home exclusive goodies from the Pacific Place x Hattie Stewart pop-up store. Cool off the summer heat by enjoying a wide range of doodle-inspired ice cream sandwiches and ice cream cups by a special crossover with Teemtonefai.
To add up the fun, Pacific Place has prepared enticing shopping rewards and don’t forget to catch live music and dance performances on 5, 12 and 19 August from the hottest artists in the city, such as moon tang, Kiri T, Joyce Cheung, ChestRoll and more!
ABOUT THE ARTIST / ORGANISER
Hattie Stewart is an artist and illustrator currently based in London. With a vibrant, tongue in cheek visual identity, she is a self-proclaimed 'professional doodler' with a unique and playful illustration style that extends itself through the worlds of art, music and fashion.
Since graduating from Kingston University in 2010 and moving to London in 2011, Hattie has created a varied portfolio having worked with creatives such as Roman Coppola and for artists like SZA, Ariana Grande and Kylie Minogue. Over the last decade her notoriety has increased due to a personal project titled 'doodle-bombing' where she draws over the covers of influential publications such as Interview, Vogue, i:D and Playboy. Part homage and part satire, this ongoing personal project which began in 2010 has formed the basis of most of her commercial projects and personal endeavours.
Avoiding a more conventional illustrative style, her work is bold, playful and experimental in application, enabling her to eschew the more traditional boundaries within the field of illustration - it is ever evolving.
