New Approaches to Digital Printmaking

conference: 3 April 2009, V&A 10.30- 17.00

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One of the prints that is included in the submitted case studies section of this project is included in an exhibition in Dublin.

Andre Smith’s print ‘Edge of Land (Borderlakes)’ is on show as part of the Le Cheile exhibition, an international print exchange project, at the Graphic Studio, Dublin. The show opens on Thursday 12th March, 6pm-8pm. It runs until 3rd April 2009 ad features artists associated with Canolfan Argraffu Ranbarthol /
Regional Print Centre, and Leinster Print Studio.

Click here to read Andrew’s case study about this print.

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New Approaches to Digital Printmaking

conference: 3 April 2009, 10.30- 17.00.

V&A (Victoria & Albert museum, London) Hochhauser Auditorium, Sackler Centre

Link to the V&A website

Speakers include: Michael Craig-Martin, Marilyn S. Kushner, Gill Saunders, Ruth Pelzer Montada, Catherine Mason, Dan Hays, Bruce Gernand, Paul Coldwell and Barbara Rauch

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The End of Time, 2007, oil on canvas, 60”x60” (c)Dan Hayes

Paul Coldwell has guest edited the ‘Journal of the New Media Caucus‘ along side Joan Truckenbrod, Professor at The School of the Art Institute of Chicago. The journal includes articles by Tim O’Riley, Dan Hayes and Paul Coldwell. It is an online journal and is available HERE.

Personalised Surface: work in progress

Camberwell College of Arts gallery (map)

private view and gallery talk:

13 November:

5.30pm – talk by Professor Paul Coldwell

6.00-8.00pm – private view

exhibition open 12 – 21 November 2008, 9.00am – 8pm Monday – Friday

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Close to the Surface: Digital Presence

Institute of Contemporary Arts, London

panel discussion:

4 november: 6.30pm

£5/£4 concessions/£3 members:
to book a place: www.ica.org.uk or 020 7930 3647

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Close to the Surface: Digital Presence

Institute of Contemporary Arts, London

exhibition private view:

5 november: 6.30pm
to add your name to the private view guest list email closetothesurface@gmail.com

exhibition open:

3–9 november:
12–7pm (9pm thursday 6):
Digital Studio, Concourse & bar: free:

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The video is part of the research project “Between one thing and another: original-multiple” by Maria Lucia Cattani, supported by CAPES, Brazil. It has been made as a contribution to the research project “The personalisedsurface within Fine Art Digital Printmaking” within FADE (Fine Art Digital Environment) and supported by the Arts & Humanities Research Council), at the University of the Arts London.It was shown simultaneously on the plasma screens at Chelsea College of Art and Design Library, London College of Communication Library andCamberwell College of Arts Library, from June 2 to 20.It will be shown in the “Vaga-lume Experimental Video Festival”, at Instituto de Artes of Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, in November 2008.

This video explores how artist Charlotte Hodes researched and created work for
her recent exhibition ‘ Drawing Skirts’. An exhibition of figurative papercut silhouettes and motifs, based on the dressmaker’s paper patterns. It reveals her combined technical and artistic skills to produce works of considerable scale and invention, using the scalpel blade as the equivalent of the fine line of a pencil.

‘Drawing Skirts’ was the outcome of a collaboration between Charlotte Hodes, Senior Research Fellow, London College of Fashion and Dr. Cathy Treadaway, Research Fellow at Cardiff School of Art and Design, University of Wales Institute and Visiting Research Fellow in Computer Science at University of Bath. The research project ‘A Collaborative Investigation into the Role of the Hand Craft and Digital Processes within Creative Practice’ was supported by the Arts and Humanities Research Council.