In-Heritage Group

About the Presentation:
During Lockdown 2021 In-heritage Group members worked remotely with the Camberwell Inner London Education Authority (ILEA) Collection with support from UAL Archivist Jacqueline Winston-Silk. Each member of the the group carried out creative research and practice in response to selected items from the archive. Outcomes from this activity were presented and discussed by the members in a live presentation at the 2021 Remote Sensing Symposium.

'Do Not Touch', outlines my work produced as part of the In-Heritage Group's 'Remote Sensing' project with the ILEA archive.

About the Symposium
In April 2021, the Illustration Programme at Camberwell College of Arts hosted a one-day online symposium; Remote Sensing. Speakers were members of the UAL academic community (staff and students) and invited guests from national and international institutions.

About the In-Heritage Group
The In-Heritage Group is a community of practice established during the coronavirus pandemic by academics from across illustration, 3d product and furniture and interior and spatial design, seeking to expand disciplinary research and knowledge exchange activity between heritage objects, sites, and settings to stir narratives in places.

Presenters: Dr Jason Cleverly, Dr Leah Fusco, Peter Maloney, Colin Priest, Dr Rachel Emily Taylor