New Craft Future Voices o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o
2007
New Craft - Future Voices is an international conference and exhibition organised to encourage debate surrounding the future of craft. It seeks to expose and articulate craft issues currently being investigated via doctoral research, post-doctoral research and craft practitioners, and to document new ways of questioning and disseminating the dialogue of craft practice.
www.newcraftfuturevoices.com
‘Celebrating Diversity’ exhibition o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o
2007
Exhibition held at Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art & Design and run in conjunction with ‘New Craft-Future Voices’ international craft conference, Dundee University.
Digital Explorers II o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o
2007
University College Falmouth and Metropolitan Works present Digital Explorers II - a series of evening events in conjunction with Autonomatic exhibition.
The programme consists of presentations from design practitioners, craftspeople, researchers and technologists. Each evening is themed around the use of digital technology in ceramics, textiles, interiors and architecture, metalwork and jewellery, with some talks featuring demonstrations of cutting-edge digital equipment.
Programme runs 7−15 March 2007. All events run from 6.30–8.30pm and take place at Metropolitan Works.
‘Autonomatic’ exhibition o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o
2007
Exhibition held in conjunction with Digital Explorers II. It included ceramics, glass, furniture and plasterwork by Katie Bunnell, Tavs Jorgensen, Drummond Masterton, Justin Marshall, John Miller and Ismini Samanidou all based at University College Falmouth.
Repeat and Variation o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o
2006
"Repeat and Variation is a project designed to give the Autonomatic research team an opportunity to test out some of their hybrid hand and digital making methods, and give Hidden Art Cornwall members the freedom to approach digital technologies with a creative mindset" - Dr Katie Bunnell, Autonomatic, University College Falmouth
"Hidden Art Cornwall have collaborated with Autonomatic to provide our members with a valuable opportunity to develop innovative new products through the exploration of digital technologies. This project has helped designer-makers to increase their manufacturing capabilites and access new markets" - Jessie Higginson, Project Manager, Hidden Art Cornwall
The Repeat and Variation competition supported 5 members of Hidden Art Cornwall to develop their design work in new directions through 'hands on' experimentation - developing their individual visual vocabularies, through exploring the potential of digital technologies in relation to a variety of materials and other processes to produce form and pattern with infinite possibilities for variation.
‘Coded Ornament: plasterwork ancient & modern’ event o o o o o o
2006
An exhibition, series of presentations, demonstrations and workshops based around a collaborative project between Justin Marshall and Bristol based decorative plasterwork company, Hayles and Howe.
Autonomatic 1 Symposium o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o
2005
A one day research symposium held at University College Falmouth on the use of digital technology in designing and making three-dimensional forms.
Connectivity Project o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o
2004
RP based collaborative project which was jointly organised by Robert Gordon University & <make> research and development unit at the University of Plymouth.
projects archive
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New Craft Future Voices
‘Celebrating Diversity’ exhibition
Digital Explorers II
‘Autonomatic’ exhibition
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Repeat and Variation
‘Coded Ornament: plasterwork ancient & modern’
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Autonomatic 1 Symposium
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Connectivity Project