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Real Dirty Blue

Brock, Philippa (2016) Real Dirty Blue. [Show/Exhibition]

Type of Research: Show/Exhibition
Creators: Brock, Philippa
Description:

Philippa Brock, Woven Textile Pathway Leader, BA Textile Design, was both co-curator and exhibitor for this group exhibition.

The CSM Museum and Study Collection collects work by staff, students and alumni and reveals a long tradition of innovative practice. This exhibition (co-curated with teaching staff from BA Textile Design) tells the story of a century of textile design at CSM from the hand block printed textiles of the 1930s to more recent experiments in knitting, weaving, digital printing and laser cutting. The focus of displays is on the process behind the finished pieces – the sketchbooks, prototypes and samples that show how the designer’s ideas have developed over time. The work of 26 designers is on show including teaching staff and students from 1927 to 2015.

The title 'Real Dirty Blue' is drawn from Central School of Arts and Crafts alumna and teacher, Joyce Clissold’s dye book from which a sample colour, labeled ‘real dirty blue’, has been recreated for the show.

Exhibitors:
Howard Asher, Laura Baker, Ann Bristow, Philippa Brock, Susan Campbell, Joyce Clissold, Malcolm Cocks, Carole Collet, Eileen Ellis, Linda Florence, Skye Gwillim, Mary Harper, Rosemary House, Rebecca Hoyes, Jessica Hymas, Sue Jenkyn Jones, Elina Kopola, Derek Lawlor, Anne Marr, Jaimee McKenna, George Morgan, Elaine Ng, Claire O’Brien, Harriet Rose Paynter, Jo Pierce, Stephanie Rolph, Emma Rickards, Nadia-Anne Ricketts, Rebecca Skelton, Anne Smith, Lorna Smith, Studio Houndstooth, Priti Veja & Marta Velasco Velasco

Other Contributors:
RoleName
CuratorBuruma, Anna
CuratorCampbell, Sarah
CuratorDillon, Nicola
CuratorFlorence, Linda
CuratorMacBeth, Diana
CuratorMarr, Anna
CuratorPierce, Joanna
CuratorRarer, Theresa
CuratorWillcocks, Judy
Your affiliations with UAL: Research Centres No Longer Active > Textiles Futures Research Centre (TFRC)
Date: 23 February 2016
Related Websites: http://www.arts.ac.uk/csm/whats-on-at-csm/lethaby-gallery/lethaby-gallery-past-exhibitions/real-dirty-blue/, https://issuu.com/csmtime/docs/real_dirty_blue, http://events.arts.ac.uk/event/2016/2/23/Exhibition-Real-Dirty-Blue/, http://www.arts.ac.uk/csm/courses/undergraduate/ba-textile-design/
Related Websites:
Related Exhibitions: Crafting Design Making for Pleasure Wilson Gallery Cheltenham. 4.4.14 – 31.5.14. Group exhibition. Invited Artist, The Future is Here: A New Industrial Revolution. The Design Museum. Invited Designer. 24.7.13 – 3.11.13. RMIT Design Hub in Melbourne, Australia 28. 8.14 – 11.10.14, Digital Jacquard: Mythologies China National Silk Museum, Hangzhou, China. 1st Hangzhou Triennial of Fibre Art. 10.9.2013 - 8.11.2013 . Invited Artist, End & Rebirth of Art, Digital Jacquard: Mythologies Shenzhen Modern Design Museum, China - 14.5.2013 - 15.6.2013 . Invited Artist, Digital Jacquard: Mythologies . Invited Artist. Group exhibition. Exhibitors: Junichi Arai (JP), Louise Lemieux Bérubé (Canada), Lia Cook (US), Wen-Ying Huang (CN), and Liz Williamson(AU).. The Fashion Gallery, The Institute of Textiles & Clothing, Hong K, 2012. 2D:3D Solo exhibition. Invited designer/artist to exhibit woven jacquard experimental works. La Trames Gallery, Montreal Centre for Contemporary Textiles. Exhibition extended by two weeks.
Projects or Series: 1580, Hirsute, Deployable x2, X Form, X form
Locations / Venues:
Location
From Date
To Date
Lethaby Gallery, Central Saint Martins, 1 Granary Square, King's Cross N1C 4AA
23 February 2016
1 April 2016
Material/Media: Silk organza, paper, polyester
Measurements or Duration of item: 1. 17 x 17 cm. 2. 45cm x 17cm 3a. w8 x h7 x d4 cm 3b. length132 x h13. 4.w60 x l2m.50 5. w60x2m
Date Deposited: 12 Oct 2016 11:02
Last Modified: 12 Oct 2016 11:02
Item ID: 9954
URI: https://ualresearchonline.arts.ac.uk/id/eprint/9954

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