Showing posts with label csm. Show all posts
Showing posts with label csm. Show all posts
Thursday, 15 March 2012
Tuesday, 13 March 2012
NEUTOPIA @CSM
This Friday, Jewellery students at Central Saint Martins will showcase NEUTOPIA, a Jewellery Runway Show at CSM's new home in Kings Cross. A Collaborative project with the company MADE.
"You will be immersed into an energetic and theatrical show exploring our vision
for the future.
Faced with the turbulence of an era and an environment increasingly troubled
and distressed, our work explores the rebirth of the 21st century. The show reflects an awakening of the senses and the mind, describing the ascension into a new Utopia.
Inspired by the Rites Of Spring, exoticism and nature take us back to our roots through a strong, ultra contemporary aesthetic.
The whole ensemble has sensitive focus on the ethical and sustainable, not only to avoid material dogmatism, but also to sustain the vision for our new world view"
More on this event to follow soon...
"You will be immersed into an energetic and theatrical show exploring our vision
for the future.
Faced with the turbulence of an era and an environment increasingly troubled
and distressed, our work explores the rebirth of the 21st century. The show reflects an awakening of the senses and the mind, describing the ascension into a new Utopia.
Inspired by the Rites Of Spring, exoticism and nature take us back to our roots through a strong, ultra contemporary aesthetic.
The whole ensemble has sensitive focus on the ethical and sustainable, not only to avoid material dogmatism, but also to sustain the vision for our new world view"
More on this event to follow soon...
Wednesday, 22 June 2011
103 Years...
"Central saint martins College of Art and Design moves from Holborn to its new home in Kings Cross this summer. On the 24th June The Central School shuts its doors at Lethaby house to students for the final time."
This was my bench peg in my final year...ten years ago now! It was great to say goodbye to the building on Monday evening and see so many students and teachers to celebrate 103 years. Very strange to think of the course being somewhere else.
This was my bench peg in my final year...ten years ago now! It was great to say goodbye to the building on Monday evening and see so many students and teachers to celebrate 103 years. Very strange to think of the course being somewhere else.
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