An exhibition of paintings, prints and drawings from Camberwell College of Arts teaching and technical staff.
The show, titled ’5′, is at The Loughborough Hotel Gallery, London SW9 with the Private View on Thursday 30th May, 6.00-9.00pm.
There will be an Open House viewing on Saturday 1st June, 11.00am-6.00pm.
The second of three fantastic exhibitions showcasing the work of LCC’s graduating students.
Show 2
Private View, Tuesday 11 June 2013, 6-9pm
Opens from Wednesday 12 – Friday 14 June 2013, 10am-5pm
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MA Fashion and the Environment students are to design and host one of the Chelsea Flower Show’s Artisan Retreats.
The summer house will feature a Dye Garden installation and is one of only six retreats in the Flower Show. The retreats are reserved to exhibit the best and most innovative in garden style, arts and creation.
The Dye Garden Retreat will be manned by MA Fashion and the Environment students past and present, and will sit alongside retreats decorated by top UK designers and artists including Wayne Hemmingway, Cath Kidston and Rob Ryan.
Seeking to marry innovative fashion design with ethics and pleasure, the MA Fashion and the Environment students have been using plant dyes to create a range of subtle and beautiful colours and patterns on cloth. The collections exhibited in the Retreat have each been created with natural dyes grown by the students in their dye garden at Mare Street in Hackney, or harvested from within a 15 mile radius.
Their beautiful and sustainable designs will be on show for the Flower Show’s 161,000 thousand visitors as well as 1,300 journalists, photographers and BBC TV.
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Students from BA CCC, Central Saint Martins College of Arts and Design and 198 Contemporary Arts and Learning, are pleased to bring you Movement in a Static Space, showcasing works from a select range of London artists.
Dates: Friday 24 May – Saturday 8 June 2013
Times: Monday – Saturday, 11am – 5pm
Location: 198 Contemporary Arts & Learning, 194-198 Railton Rd, SE24 0JT
Private View: Friday 24 May, 6.30-9pm
This exhibition explores our relationship with the space around us, our continuous movements through space and the unconscious impressions we can leave on our surroundings. Using a range of different mediums and techniques, each artist examines personal memories of locations, an awareness of our environment and the alterations of space over time.
The work of Caroline Underwood alters the natural path of movement inviting reflection on personal experiences of space. Artist Elena Colman takes a theatrical approach, creating an immersive space of wonder, using high-powered flash and phosphorous ink. Eleanor Lines works with unique printing techniques creating geometric illusions that manipulate light and capture impressions of movement. ‘Insert Life Here’ by Rachel Ridge, creates a distorted kaleidoscope-like image, examining the influx of space and time. David Stupple’s physical documentation of movement highlights the numerous possibilities present in the simplest of actions.
This collaborative exhibition hopes to heighten awareness of space and encourage personal contemplation of your surroundings.
Exhibition Events:
Artists in Conversation
Saturday 1 June, 12pm
Join us at 198 for a series of discussions between the exhibiting artists.
Movement in a Static Space, has been curated by Phoebe Antoniw, Clara Hatfield, Saskia Mercuri, Sergio Nieves, Camila de Szyszlo, Emma Vooght and Jason Yen students of BA (Honours) Criticism, Communication and Curation, Central Saint Martins College of Arts and Design. For further information about this exhibition contact 198project.2013@gmail.com
Find out more:
- Movement in a Static Space website
- Movement in a a Static Space Twitter
- BA Criticism, Communication and Curation course page
Exhibition by staff and students in response to the new KX site.
Display 1: 20th May – 2nd June
Display 2: 4th – 16th June
Display 3: 18th – 30th June
Times: Monday – Friday, 10am – 6pm, Saturday, 10am – 4pm
Location: Window Gallery, Central Saint Martins, 1 Granary Square, King’s Cross, London, N1C 4AA
Opening Drinks: Monday 20 May 2013, 6pm, Archive Office, Central Saint Martins
Find out more:
- KX Archive Project website
- Museum and Study Collection website
- KX Archive Project on Facebook
- KX Archive Project on Twitter
The first of three fantastic exhibitions showcasing the work of LCC’s graduating students.
Show 1
Private View, Monday 3 June 2013, 6-9pm
Opens from Saturday 1 June – Wednesday 5 June 2013
Monday – Wednesday 10am-5pm
Saturday 11am -4pm (closed Sundays)
BA (Hons) Photography // BA (Hons) Photojournalism // BA (Hons) Sound Arts and Design // BA (Hons) Film and Television // Access to HE Diploma (Design) // Access to HE Diploma (Media Communication)
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Join students and models from Wimbledon College of Art as they animate the In Fine Style:The Art of Tudor and Stuart Fashion exhibition with parades of costumes inspired by portraits and by the theatre of the Tudor and Stuart periods.
Costumes featured in the Parades have been created by second and third year students of the Costume Design and Costume Interpretation Courses.
Parades will take place at 13:30, 15:30, 17:30 & 19:30.
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This week 13 graduates from London College of Communication’s MA Photojournalism and Documentary Photography course (part-time online mode) present their final work in a show entitled Never Seeing Nothing.
The exhibition is open from Monday 13 – Friday 17 May in the Nursery Gallery at LCC. A private view will be held on Wednesday 15 May, 6-9pm.
UTA BEYER // HEIMLICH
Uta Beyer’s photo essay Heimlich is a conceptual work based on a set of psychological, archaeological, and aesthetic approaches as a basis to explore and represent a group of 20 homes of impoverished old people living in Tbilisi, Georgia, in 2012.
SAHIDE SANIN // Dalston Calling
These photographs attempt to capture a transition moment, a phase in the social and physical transformation of Dalson in the London Borough of Hackney, a part of London which shares many of the characteristics of cities experiencing similar change across Europe.
CHRISTINA VAZOU // Behind the Scene of the Greek Crisis, September 2009 –November 2012
MAX COLSON // HIDE AND SEEK: the Dubious Nature of Plant Life in High Security Spaces by Adam Walker-Smith
This series of photographs dramatically illuminate what the photographer sees as the ‘suspect’ plants of high security urban spaces (so-called for posing as ‘innocent’ decoration whilst actually being hidden parts of the security apparatus).
LARA CIARABELLINI // SOMNAMBULISM
Somnambulism investigates Yugoslav collective memory throughout the last three decades, from the death of Tito to the war and its aftermath. Through a metaphorical – photographic – sleepwalk through Bosnia-Herzegovina, the project explores the circumstances that build, destroy and rebuild a Nation.
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15 to 18 May 2013, 12-6pm
V22
F Block Halls
V22 Workspace
The Old Biscuit Factory
100 Clements Road (at the Junction of Webster Rd)
Bermondsey
London, SE16 4DG
www.v22collection.com
More info:
- MA Interim Show website (external)
Private View: Wednesday 15 May 2013, 6-9pm
Exhibition open from Monday 13 – Friday 17 May 2013, 10-5pm
Never Seeing Nothing
Join recent graduates of the MA Photojournalism & Documentary Photography (Part-time Online Mode) for their final show.
Featuring photographic and multimedia projects by:
Uta Beyer / Lara Ciarabellini / Max Colson / Richard English / Tracey Fahy / Veronika Lukasova / Linka Odom / Italo Morales / Gunta Podina / Franziska Rieder / Sahide Sanin / Christina Vazou / Dan Weill
More information neverseeingnothing.com/