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Wiszniewski D. Reflections: glass: water: art: science
A book recording a workshop, exhibition and series of events as part of the Festival of Architecture.
'Reflections: glass: water: art: science' was developed from an original idea by Inge Panneels from the University of Sunderland, in collaboration with several partners, including Dorian Wiszniewski from the University of Edinburgh. The Artist-in-Residency was supported by Selkirk Conservation and Regeneration Scheme (CARS), CABN (Creative Arts Business Network), the University of Sunderland Glass and Ceramics Department, Edinburgh University Architecture School and the Haining Charitable Trust. During the Residency, the thirty-three participants were able to explore the site of the Haining through the experimental use of glass, allowing artists from diverse working practices access to a material perhaps not accessible or available to them.
The Exhibition and the supporting programme of events was supported by Creative Scotland, the Borders Science Festival, the RIAS Festival of Architecture, the Edinburgh Architects Association (EAA) and Selkirk CARS. The exhibition showcased the works of twenty artists, using glass, film, photography, sound, sculpture and found objects to create works. Over 530 people attended this short exhibition, and the series of events taking place during the exhibition period.
A book recording a workshop, exhibition and series of events as part of the Festival of Architecture.
'Reflections: glass: water: art: science' was developed from an original idea by Inge Panneels from the University of Sunderland, in collaboration with several partners, including Dorian Wiszniewski from the University of Edinburgh. The Artist-in-Residency was supported by Selkirk Conservation and Regeneration Scheme (CARS), CABN (Creative Arts Business Network), the University of Sunderland Glass and Ceramics Department, Edinburgh University Architecture School and the Haining Charitable Trust. During the Residency, the thirty-three participants were able to explore the site of the Haining through the experimental use of glass, allowing artists from diverse working practices access to a material perhaps not accessible or available to them.
The Exhibition and the supporting programme of events was supported by Creative Scotland, the Borders Science Festival, the RIAS Festival of Architecture, the Edinburgh Architects Association (EAA) and Selkirk CARS. The exhibition showcased the works of twenty artists, using glass, film, photography, sound, sculpture and found objects to create works. Over 530 people attended this short exhibition, and the series of events taking place during the exhibition period.
| Original language | English |
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| Publisher | Ampersand, Edinburgh and Blurb, Sunderland |
| Commissioning body | Creative Scotland, the Borders Science Festival, the RIAS Festival of Architecture, the Edinburgh Architects Association (EAA) and Selkirk CARS |
| Number of pages | 211 |
| ISBN (Print) | 978-0-D-9573892-6-7 |
| Publication status | Published - 2016 |
Keywords
- water, glass, art, science
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