This exhibition is a comprehensive survey of work by Tony Arefin (1962-2000), a graphic designer who emerged during the late 1980s as one of the most important figures in the British art world. With his numerous catalogues for institutions such as the Serpentine Gallery, ICA, Chisenhale Gallery and Ikon itself, Arefin had achieved such art world dominance by the early 1990s that design critic Rick Poynor described him as 'single-handedly processing the print needs of the entire British art scene'. Comprising early publications from the YBA movement to seminal advertising campaigns for corporate clients such as IBM, Ikon's exhibition reveals the intuitive genius of Arefin's work.