Coming soon: “Where Are the Margins”, the Goldsmiths BA Design show! Save the date: 24-27 June 2022
Where Are the Margins?
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DOMESTIC MONSTERS
Exhibition: 12 April – 31 May, weekdays 11.00 am – 5.00 pm
Private View: 5 May, 5.00 pm – 8.00 pm
DOMESTIC MONSTERS examines ways of thinking about what it means to maintain a practice that emerges from and is shaped, inspired and (at times) limited by domestic space and labour. Making this (unfinished/ongoing) work public acknowledges the invisible, ad hoc and responsive infrastructures of support, conversation and ‘thinking together’ that have gently coaxed these monsters into being.
Corinne Quin
Juliette Kristensen
Katherine May
Laura Potter
Naama Schendar
Nina Trivedi
Ruby Hoette
The exhibition is generously supported by the Goldsmiths Textile Collection/ Constance Howard Gallery with special thanks to Jane Cameron and Shanique Thompson. If you are attending the gallery and need help with any mobility requirements, please contact textiles@gold.ac.uk or call 0207 717 2210 in advance to ensure we can accommodate your needs.
All Action Remakes at the Rivoli Ballroom
You are invited to:
ALL ACTION REMAKES
In collaboration with Goldsmiths Design & Crofton Park Pictures
P–O–I proudly presents at the Rivoli Ballroom an Evening of Cinematic Remakes
Films (re)made by BA Design Year 2 & MA Expanded Practice
February 9th 2022 @ The Rivoli Ballroom
Doors at 7:45pm. Show at 8:30pm. Bar until 11:00pm
Tickets are free (£0) but please sign-up so we know who’s coming (as we need to organise the bar & seating – thanks!)
“Althea McNish: Colour is Mine” exhibition co-curated by Rose Sinclair
When: Saturday 2 April – Sunday 26 June 2022
Where: The William Morris Gallery, free entry
“The William Morris Gallery is pleased to announce Althea McNish: Colour is Mine, the first major retrospective of Althea McNish (1924 – 2020). McNish was one of the UK’s most influential and innovative textile designers and the first designer of Caribbean descent to achieve international recognition. Drawing on extensive new research, the exhibition will explore McNish’s extraordinary career and her transformative impact on mid-century design, along with her enduring influence today. Highlights will include items from McNish’s recently uncovered personal archive – much of which has never been seen before. Also on display will be examples of McNish’s original designs alongside her most celebrated textile and wallpapers.”
The exhibition is being curated by Rowan Bain, Principal Curator at the William Morris Gallery and Rose Sinclair, Lecturer in Design Education at Goldsmiths, University of London.
Find more information on the William Morris Gallery website
Image: Golden Harvest, textile, designed by Althea McNish for Hull Traders (c.1960s). Screen printed cotton, private collection.
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