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Rhian Solomon has been featured in the Nov/Dec edition of Crafts Magazine which highlights a selection of speakers taking part in the forthcoming Make:Shift conference. Read the full article below. Advertisements
sKINship Press
Rhian Solomon has been featured in the Nov/Dec edition of Crafts Magazine which highlights a selection of speakers taking part in the forthcoming Make:Shift conference. Read the full article below.
Crafting Anatomies Exhibition
Rhian Solomon is currently co curating the forth coming exhibition, Crafting Anatomies, for Nottingham Trent University. Placing the human body at the centre of a multi disciplinary dialogue, the show will explore how this entity has been interpreted, crafted and re
Crafting Anatomies Exhibition
Rhian Solomon is currently co curating the forth coming exhibition, Crafting Anatomies, for Nottingham Trent University. Placing the human body at the centre of a multi disciplinary dialogue, the show will explore how this entity has been interpreted, crafted and re
sKINship PhD
Rhian Solomon will be embarking on a practice based PhD at the University of the Arts London, London College of Fashion, starting this Sept. The focus of her research will build upon the sKINship research program to date and will look
sKINship PhD
Rhian Solomon will be embarking on a practice based PhD at the University of the Arts London, London College of Fashion, starting this Sept. The focus of her research will build upon the sKINship research program to date and will look
sKINship at Make:Shift Conference
Rhian Solomon will be speaking as part of the Crafts Council’s new conference Make:Shift – a conference exploring how advances in materials, processes and technologies are driving innovation in Craft practice. This is a new biennial conference taking place from
sKINship at Make:Shift Conference
Rhian Solomon will be speaking as part of the Crafts Council’s new conference Make:Shift – a conference exploring how advances in materials, processes and technologies are driving innovation in Craft practice. This is a new biennial conference taking place from
Materials Innovation Prize – shortlists
Rhian and Juliana of sKINShip have both independently been shortlisted for the Art Foundations Materials Innovation Prize for 2015. Supported by The Clothworkers Foundation, the grant will support one selected Artist working in this sector, to embark on a period of focused research time to
Materials Innovation Prize – shortlists
Rhian and Juliana of sKINShip have both independently been shortlisted for the Art Foundations Materials Innovation Prize for 2015. Supported by The Clothworkers Foundation, the grant will support one selected Artist working in this sector, to embark on a period of focused research time to
Reconstructing Ourselves residency at Morriston Hospital
Rhian Solomon has recently started an artists residency at Morriston Hospital, Swansea, where she will be based in the reconstructive plastic surgery department for 18months. The project has been funded by The Arts Council, Wales and will explore how the
Reconstructing Ourselves residency at Morriston Hospital
Rhian Solomon has recently started an artists residency at Morriston Hospital, Swansea, where she will be based in the reconstructive plastic surgery department for 18months. The project has been funded by The Arts Council, Wales and will explore how the
Shape-Shifting in New Zealand
Juliana Sissons of sKINship will be delivering a paper on her research into creative patten cutting techniques, including research conducted as part of the sKINship project, at the forthcoming Shape-Shifting Conference at AUT University, Auckland, New Zealand. An extensive list
Shape-Shifting in New Zealand
Juliana Sissons of sKINship will be delivering a paper on her research into creative patten cutting techniques, including research conducted as part of the sKINship project, at the forthcoming Shape-Shifting Conference at AUT University, Auckland, New Zealand. An extensive list
