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Tuesday, 10 May 2011

Feedback from external examiners

Feedback from external examiners was pretty worrying, although again not specific enough for us to actually no where we are going wrong or who is going wrong exactly. The first year part-timers are some ridiculous and quote unrelated questions that used up all the time we had to get feedback from the external examiners on key areas to work on and improve. But the overall impression is just work harder and smarter.

Thursday, 5 May 2011

Feedback on exhibition

Overall design was considered good, we didn't take our theme too far, and get over involved in a complex idea that didn't add to the impact of the exhibition. We did extremely well in co-ordinating everything to ensure all labelling/descriptors were uniform. We need to ensure we do not put too much information up, communicate clearly and precisely. Also be aware of not putting too little information on our boards. We were asked if we wanted to re-do our boards, add anything or remove anything. I have chosen to keep mine the same although I could possibly add something that explains that it is not my actual diary, these are just key passages!

Tuesday, 3 May 2011

Diary of a Somebody Exhibition - May 2011

Monday, 2 May 2011

University of the Arts London

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Diary of a Somebody – a revelation of progress and growth

Dates: 3 May 2011 until 10 May 2011

Diary Of A Somebody

The Diary of a Somebody reveals progress and growth of Year 2 part time projects on the MA Applied Imagination/Design Studies.
A collective moment of reflection, The Diary of a Somebody highlights significant research findings and hints at broader themes and specific directions emerging. Our collective journey will culminate in our final end of year show at Kings Cross in December 2011.
The course has challenged us to discover creative passions that can be manifest as artefacts. Having asked ourselves the questions …What, Why, How and If? as a creative framing process – we’ve unpacked, created artefacts within and outside the box as it were, at each iterative stage getting closer to unboxing our personal and professional interests and ambitions. Each exhibit tells a research story through a unique snapshot deriving from personal journals.
May 3 – 10, 2011
The Innovation Centre, Procter Street, WC1B 4AP (entrance off Red Lion Square)
10th Floor, Room 1001
Please join us for the opening night on Tuesday May 3, 6.30-8.30pm
Visit:
- Central Saint Martins MA Applied Imagination in the Creative Industries course page