Abram Games was a St Martin's dropout who went on to make his name as an official war artist during WWII, designing recruitment posters and other such home-front propaganda. In peacetime, he took on more commercial work - posters for Guinness and London Transport, logos for the BBC and the Festival of Britain. A gifted draughtsman, he was forever striving for inventive combinations of text and images. This exhibition, which takes its title from his life's philosophy, is well timed as we approach the 60th anniversary of the war's end. Hephzibah Anderson 020 7604 3991