Showing posts with label Exhibition. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Exhibition. Show all posts

Friday, 17 June 2011

RCA SHOW 2011


Anybody wanna go this weekend? I really wanna see some the work, speshly from Kensington show, over 400 students work being presented simultaneously this year! As I will be going into my third and final year I feel I need to observe and take note of the quality and presentation of work from the best possible source. RCA in this instance..

Oh yeah, and I'm off to Italy in 38 days! For a month, need to improve my Italian, fast!


Friday, 25 March 2011

Pick Me Up at Somerset house






Went along last Saturday with Nic. First time either of us had been and we went with high hopes and an idea of what it had in stall.

I have to say, a lot of the work was to a very high standard and the varying techniques had me admire the quality of idea and the process to match it. But seeing as I've had the word 'concept' drilled into me over the last year and a half I wanted to see 3D pieces, performances, really simple engaging outcomes. I did see some lovely infographics that gave me a large list of books to read.

Entertaining ourselves for about an hour or so in the large Workshop room where the public had an opportunity to create a collage piece to take away with them. An array of image vectors, type, patterns and signage was there to be torn, cropped, resized, overlapped, duplicated and pasted at somepoint onto paper. Great fun and ended up making this A5 sized piece with four images related to Owls! Probably because I haven't seen one in years it felt appropriate to make a personal reminder of this Nocturnal natured bird.




Anyway here are a few images of the event from my trusty HTC and a scan of the zine.


Saturday, 30 January 2010

If You Could Collaborate




This machine cut type by Craig Ward & Sean Freeman & Alison Carmichael at the exhibition 'If you could collaborate' was one of the outstanding pieces for me. the relief type was made on cad/cam machine but the cuts were so fine i was suprised to see it hold together. A nice touch was that when laser cut the blackened edges are actually the wood heating up. This added to the 3d presentation. Might have to get myself into the workshop after 'reading' week.