Very many congratulations to alumni of Bath School of Art and Design Jacky Puzey on her well deserved win.
Jacky has been Queen Bee on our ZSK embroidery machines for a long time helping guide our students through the technical process of machine embroidery.We look forward to her lecture, about her career path,decision making and the future, to the students.
Our own constructed textile design lecturer Claire-Anne O’Brien’s work featured at Dutch Design Week.
Looking wonderful Claire-Anne.Congratulations
We are always delighted to welcome new staff to the School of Art and Design and particularly to our course.
Yesterday was the first day for our new embroidery technician and demonstrator Jayne Goulding.
Jayne is skilled in both hand and machine embroidery with a particular interest in ZSK stitch.Jayne’s skills are translated into both fashion and interiors.
Please watch this space for an exciting commission.Fingers crossed.
Click here to be taken to Jayne’s site
Jayne’s work as displayed at PremierVision in Paris with Texprint.
Regular feature in the print room is our very own Joe.Watch this space for more information on his lecture at Sion Hill this term.
His very latest and exceedingly stylish collection was launched to great delight and enthusiasm recently
Following Joe Richards’ debut runway show at Burlington House on 20th September 2015, please find hereby the lookbook for his Spring Summer 2016 collection.
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PARIS SHOWROOM
Sunday 4 – Wednesday 7 October 2015
13, Rue Saint Antoine 75004 PARIS
By appointment – contact: Georgie Allison
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Read about Joe in a previous article here https://thatswhatiwanttodo.com/2015/01/10/jo-in-vogue/
Wonderful textile designer,illustrator and staff member (BA Hons Textile Design for Fashion and Interiors) Jo Chambers loves drawing,particularly dogs.
http://www.studio-legohead.com
Here we see one of her prints on fabric for Mutts and Hounds
Our very own Jo Chambers,lecturer and alumni of Bath School of Art and Design, has a big splash in this months Embroidery magazine.Jo is an incredible designers and can turn her hand,be it drawing, designing or printing, to any given subject.Here we see her working with flowers and pets.
Well deserved Jo.
What a fabulous opening To Rachaels Show.
Bath School of Art Textile lecturer Rachael Howard had a wonderfully successful opening to her show ‘Red Work’ at the Williamson Art Gallery and Museum on the Wirral.
The exhibition is on until 22nd March.Catch it while you can.You won’t be sorry!
Whether printing or embroidering in our workshops,sharing good practice with students in the lecture theatre or discussing design on the hoof we regularly catch up with Joe at the School of Art and Design.We love his energy,commitment and enthusiasm.We don’t mind being distracted by this whirlwind!
Thrilled to see you in bed in February’s Vogue Joe.We knew you never slept 😉
Jo is an alumni and a much valued and appreciated lecturer on the Textile Design for Fashion and Interiors course at Bath School of Art and Design.
The work of our very own Jo here featured on Dog Milk and available to buy from Spoonflower.
http://dog-milk.com/dog-fabric-designs-from-studio-legohead/
Every success Jo.
Fabulous news
Jo’s own website
http://www.studio-legohead.com
Last November the School of Art staged a show featuring the domestic tea towel.
We had a fascinating time looking at design styles in communication through drawing and the written word.
The tea towel, as the focal point of the show, is a creative and amusing way to look at communication. The exhibition draws the viewers attention to the idea that a practical but necessary item can also be a work of art, a form of advertising, an instructional guide and by default a celebration of all things British.
The entrance to the show celebrating the humble tea towel.
A glimpse into the 50’s fashion wardrobe
Floral illustration
One of the 200 + tea towels on display
The band Police Dog Hogan open the show before going on to play to a sell out show in the city.
The 2nd yr students helped out serving tea and offering homemade cake a the private view.
The guests at the PV
Police Dog tuck in.
I love cake
Students and staff so very kindly made cakes for the opening of the exhibition.
A fantastic achievement by Andrew, one of the Fine Art staff.
Steve, one of the art school staff, playing alongside fellow muscians at the Private View.
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