Such fantastic work from the 3rd yrs
Print, Knit, Embroidery and Construction
Such fantastic work from the 3rd yrs
Print, Knit, Embroidery and Construction
We are so lucky, to have on our doorstep, the most wonderful Holburne Museum
The Holburne Museum (formerly known as the Holburne of Menstrie Museum and the Holburne Museum of Art) is located in Sydney Pleasure Gardens, Bath, Somerset, England. The city’s first public art gallery, the Grade I listed building is home to fine and decorative arts built around the collection of Sir William Holburne. Artists in the collection include Gainsborough, Guardi, Stubbs, Ramsay and Zoffany.
Last evening saw the opening of Tapestry:Here and Now
A really comprehensive and exciting show.Our students are lucky to have such prestigious exhibitions on our doorstep.
Pictured here are some of the beautiful pieces from an international contribution
Above.Work by ceramic artist Claire Loder
http://www.claireloder.co.uk/
The School of Art and Design has acquired a ‘new to them’ building.
The Action Factory on Locksbrook Road in Bath, in the UK.
The iconic building is situated next to the river and within walking distance of both the city centre and the main student accommodation.
Although textiles won’t be centred there we will of course use all the facilities and be part of the bigger picture.
We have our own exciting plans under wraps and, as they say, watch this space.
Currently there’s a staff exhibition in part of the space and this show, along with the student exhibition at Sion Hill, has been drawing in the crowds.
If you missed our show we will be at New Designers from Weds 28th June until Sat 1st July 2017 and then again at RHS Hampton Court from July 4th -9th July 2017
Please say Hi. We love to talk to you.
Below are pictures from the show and images of the building before the adaptation.
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Bath Shool of Art and Design
Sion Hill
Lansdown
Bath UK
BA1 5SF
Open day for prospective students on Saturday 10th too.
Come along. The work is fabulous.
What could be nicer than on a spring evening joining fellow artists and designers at the opening of a terrific show?
We went along on Wednesday evening to view the work of a ‘sister’ course here at Bath School of Art and Design
Creative Arts Practice is the ideal course if your textile process is informed and engaged in art based thinking.
You will use textile media to create work and concepts which are considered gallery based.
Delighted to see alumni Sara Marty in this months copy of Mollie Makes
Celebrating creative industries and giving up-and-coming designers a thumbs up.
Above Sara busy on the knitting machine.
studio
Here, in the School of Art and Design, we are busy preparing the walls so that students can engage immediately in their chosen subject area.
manipulation
Colour grading with percentages
Digital print
Manipulation
Embroidery
Thread
Manipulation
Manipulation
Wet Print
manipulation