Shanghai Academy of Art and Design - 'Fuelled Craft' The First International Arts and Crafts Exhibition and Symposium

Lamb, Andrew

Shanghai Academy of Art and Design - 'Fuelled Craft' The First International Arts and Crafts Exhibition and Symposium

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Lamb, Andrew (2015) Shanghai Academy of Art and Design - 'Fuelled Craft' The First International Arts and Crafts Exhibition and Symposium. Shanghai Academy of Art and Design, 12- 27th Dec 2015
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Ring 'Lenticular' Series - 18t yellow, red, white gold, 24ct and oxidised silver - Photography Graham Clark

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Shanghai Academy of Art - Symposium

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Creators/Authors:

Lamb, Andrew

Abstract:

This exhibition was hosted by the Shanghai Academy of Art and Design and supported by Tsinghua Art University Beijing. Due to the Silversmithing and Jewellery Department's teaching links with Tsinghua they invited Jonathan Boyd and myself to exhibit in this international exhibition.
I was also invited to attend the opening of the exhibition in and to speak at the symposium in Shanghai (speakers included Naren Barfield Pro Rector of the Royal College of Art as well as delegates from around the world including Japan, South Korea and USA)
The title of my presentation was 'Can Traditional Handcrafts Integrate with Contemporary Production'

Uncontrolled Keywords:

Shanghai, Craft, Art, Symposium, Exhibition

Media of Output:

Exhibition Catalogue

School/Academic Area:

School of Design > Silversmithing & Jewellery

Dates:

Date

Date Type

December 2015

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Funders:

Tsinghua Art University

Event Title:

'Fuelled Craft' The First International Arts and Crafts Exhibition and Symposium

Event Location:

Shanghai Academy of Art and Design

Event Dates:

12- 27th Dec 2015

Output Type:

Show/Exhibition

Output ID:

4415

Date Deposited:

26 Apr 2016 11:55

Last Modified:

15 Apr 2019 14:04

Deposited By:

Andrew Lamb

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