Private View: Friday 30 March, 18.00 – 21.00

Open to the Public: Saturday 31 March, 12.00 – 18.00

Venue: Inland, 25a Camberwell Church Street, SE5 8TR

Production Line is a performance that attempts to show how the people, jobs and processes that make up Bristol Diving School can be arranged in time.

Each person is assigned a discreet action to perform on a given piece of material. This action is individual to the person carrying it out. Conversely, the material is shared between all actors taking part in the process. These isolated actions on the material, in proper sequence, will result in the production of a sculpture that does not have an individual owner. What is produced is only fully owned by the brand.

This is a very literal interpretation of the group manifesto used in the conception of the Diving School itself which, serves the purpose of pronouncing our intent to produce work in a way that allows the development of new ways of working together.

Production Line on Facebook

inlandstudios.co.uk

Inland is a gallery and studio space set up by 5 Chelsea College of Art and Design BA Fine Art alumni – Lauren Houlton, Keira Greene, Benji Jeffrey, Bella Marin and Alice Mendelowitz.

Ubyu is a completely new self-publishing book company, using bespoke software that has been developed as a result of thousands of conversations with professional photographers, artists and designers.

This newly launched service has been tailored specifically to meet the needs and demands of the creative industry. Created by a team with significant expertise and knowledge in paper and print, ubyu offers extensive design choices and book formats, and sets out to be the only truly bespoke print-on-demand company in the marketplace.

With a host of design choices, there is the ability to create something unique and of professional quality. ubyu offers many production techniques usually reserved for high-end books, such as endpapers, cloth covers, headbands and satin marker ribbons – all available in a choice of colours. Covers can be debossed or foiled – finishing touches that make a ubyu book one of a kind through the offering of an unrivaled level of customisation.

Quality extends through to the paper options. Starting at a weight of 160gsm, papers come in three different finishes; gloss, matt and uncoated, each bringing their own particular benefits to individual publications. While most competitors publish to a maximum of 160 pages, ubyu are able to create books of up to 460 pages, even on their highest weight stock. Printing is carried out using the latest HP Indigo digital technology, resulting in sharp images and vivid colour.

Book content can be imported via the custom-made ‘uDesign’ software, available to download free from the website. Alternatively, for those who want even more control over the self-publishing process, PDF files can be created from a variety of InDesign templates provided by ubyu and uploaded straight to the website via the preflight server. There is no restriction on order quantities – print runs of one to the thousands are welcome. Orders will be printed and bound within 15 working days and depending on the selected shipping details, can be delivered within the UK the next working day after production.

Self publishing prices vary depending on individual customisation choices but prices start at £11.90 plus p&p for a single book with the minimum of 28 pages. Discounts apply for multiple copy runs. See www.ubyubooks.com/specifics/pricing for the full pricing chart and discount structure. 

Ubyu are currently offering a 10% discount for students at the Chelsea College of Art and Design, which can redeemed at the checkout using the following code ubyu-CCAD-10.

Following last years success of funding 10 new moving image works by students across CCW we are pleased to announce the following awardees of the CCW Artists Moving Image Initiative (CCW AMII) 2011-12 film fund.

Camberwell College of Arts

Stella Stabbins – BA Illustration

Chelsea College of Art and Design

Katriona Beales  – MA Fine Art
Rosie Farell – MA Fine Art
Rafal Zajko – BA Fine Art

Wimbledon College of Art

Joseph Curran – BA Print & Time Based Media
Rob Davies – BA Print & Time Based Media
Giorgio Garippa – BA Print & Time Based Media
Billy Paul Rosseau – BA Print & Time Based Media

Their new work will be funded and supported by the CCW AMII and screened at the South London Gallery at a special screening on Wednesday 23 May.

www.ccwartistmovingimage.wordpress.com

Image: Rafal Zajko – BA Fine Art , Chelsea College of Art and Design.

Get your film produced on FEST – Pitching Forum 2-7 July Portugal

Now in FEST apart from promoting your works, having the best masterclasses and workshops, you can now have help to get your films produced.

FEST Pitching Forum may as well be the starting point for your project which has been looking to take off for so long. FEST Pitching Forum will be integrated on FEST – Training Ground, so only registered participants can take part.

www.fest.pt

So what does FEST Pitching Forum consists?
In this space filmmakers will meet producers and financers, and each participant will have 4 minutes to pitch his project, and why it should be supported, produced and financed. The producers and financers will have the opportunity to know new and fresh projects, and can choose to work with you in the making of your next film. You will also have a workshop and a masterclass about pitching before the real pitching sessions, so you can prepare yourself the best.

Why is this so important?
Because in 4 minutes of your life you will have the opportunity to pitch your project to more than 10 possible producers and financers, making therefore, your odds of having your film made substantially bigger. Furthermore it will be an excellent experience, and even if you don’t get financing, you will surely have great and valuable feedback from people with huge experience in the film industry.

Will there be space for Documentaries?
Yes, there will be space for all kinds of film productions.

How do I join?
For you to be present at the FEST Pitching Forum, you must be registered with FEST Training Ground, and you will be eligible to pitch your ideas on this forum.

Where do I register?
On this link: http://fest.pt/?page_id=1471&lang=en

Be sure to register fast to guarantee your spot.

The FEST – Training Ground will gather in the same place hundreds of young filmmakers and film enthusiasts from all over the world and will offer an unique opportunity to meet experts, enhance your education , network and at the same time have fun so be sure not to miss it. It will be an unforgettable experience.

More Information about the event on our website www.fest.pt

As part of Clyde & Co’s ongoing long term project to support graduating students from three London Art Colleges, they made available a stunning site with enormous creative potential at their new offices situated in St Botolph’s, Aldgate to show graduate work.

The project was open to final year graduating students from Central St Martins, Chelsea and Wimbledon Colleges of Art and Design for competitive selection by way of submitted proposals and visualisations, individuals or groups of artists can apply. The form of the work can be various, from drawing through to painting, to low relief, and can be made/constructed with any appropriate materials. The commissioned artwork remains in situ for at least a year.
Recent Chelsea BA Fine Art graduate Barbara Tong’s work is currently being show. Barbara talks about her work below.

Title:  100 Miles Away
For this piece of work, I want to bring a bit of the outside to the inside and to remind us the beautiful environment we are in. Root is the main material for this work. It is strong yet resilient; it creates intricate network; it is probably the most important part of a tree. It is a celebration of life.
Most of the roots and logs in this work came from a woodland near Everton (New Forest), 100 miles away from the Clyde & Co. offices.

You can read more about the project here:
www.workplaceart.co.uk/projects/education/clydeco2/index.html

Bosco Verticale Chorale – Benji Jeffrey

Date: Thursday 26 January 2012, 18.00 – 21.00 (with a performance starting every 30 minutes)

Venue: Inland, 25a Camberwell Church Street, SE5 8TR

BA Fine Art graduate Benji Jeffrey’s first solo show ‘Bosco Verticale Chorale’ is a serialistic composition for a small choir. The piece finds unexpected origins in a diagram describing the proposed organisation of plant life within the Bosco Verticale or Vertical Forest model. This model, conceived by the architect Stefano Boeri Architetti, consists of two eco-compatible residential towers that are currently under construction in Milan.

The project proposes the vertical densification of nature within the urban space to combat ongoing environmental collapse. Function becomes fantasy as Jeffrey’s piece deals with a conscious misunderstanding of the diagram and plays it out to the full.

A series of dialogues, found on the Inland website, accompany the performance, providing a fictional clarification of the artists intention. The diagram transforms to become both theater and fiction.

www.inlandstudios.co.uk

On 1st December, DocHouse presents a special screening of THE ARBOR + Director Clio Barnard In Conversation at Riverside Studios. Clio is a Chelsea Fine Art graduate is delighted to invite current students and staff at Chelsea College of Art and Design to this event.

As a special introductory promotion, DocHouse are offering Chelsea students a special FILM FOR A FIVER discount.

The Arbor has been hailed as a ‘remarkable film: conceptually acute, brilliantly realised, impossibly sad’ (The Daily Telegraph). A multi award-winning film, The Arbor has received five star-reviews from Timeout, The Guardian and The Telegraph to name but a few.

 We hope you can make it along to this unique screening and would be very grateful if you could share details of the event with your students via email or post on your website. For full details and to book tickets see here: http://www.riversidestudios.co.uk/cgi-bin/page.pl?l=1318586269

 DocHouse is the UK Centre for Documentary in the Cinema. If you would like to know more about us and/or the screenings then please take a look at our website www.dochouse.org or contact charlotte@dochouse.org

 Charlotte Balnave ~ DocHouse
Riverside Studios, Hammersmith, London W6 9RL
020 8237 1220 ~ www.dochouse.org

We would like to invite you to the private view of Chelsea College of Art and Design BA Fine Art graduate Alice Mendelowitz’s first solo show at Inland, En Dos Partes. We look forward to seeing you!

Private View: 25 November, 18.00 – 21.00

Open to public: 26 – 27 November, 12.00 – 15.00

Address: Inland, 25a Camberwell Church Street, London SE5 8TR

Inland is a gallery and studio space in Camberwell set up by 5 Chelsea College of Art and Design BA Fine Art alumni – Lauren Houlton, Keira Greene, Benji Jeffrey, Bella Marin and Alice Mendelowitz.

Twitter @InlandStudios

www.inlandstudios.co.uk

CLASHANDCONVERGEII

OPENING – 23 NOVEMBER, 5.00 – 7.30pm
Camberwell Space
Camberwell College of Arts
45 – 65 Peckham Road
London SE5 8UF

www.camberwell.arts.ac.uk/camberwellspace

Free entrance
 A Group Show of Moving Image Work from Camberwell, Chelsea and Wimbledon (CCW)Colleges of Art and Design

 If you make sculptures, paintings or drawings people get the chance to see these as they walk around each others studios but if you work in moving image often your work only ever exists in the confines of your computer.

CLASHANDCONVERGEII will create a space where students from all three colleges, courses, levels and disciplines can share their practice and process. With the aim to generate a moving image community across CCW we invited anyone to submit any moving image work, from tests, first tries and experiments through to finished pieces, to be shown in the gallery context in a number of ways. The only rule was that it had to be three minutes or less.

CLASHANDCONVERGEII is part of the wider CCW Artist Moving Initiative which funds moving image projects across colleges, disciplines and years with the aim to make the most of the creative infrastructure of the art school whilst enabling students to work to industry standard briefs and have their work shown at public galleries.

www.ccwartistmovingimage.wordpress.com

For further information please contact:
Tatjana Gretschmann, Camberwell Space Gallery Co-ordinator
020 7514 6402 or email t.gretschmann@camberwell.arts.ac.uk

E mail: camberwellspace@camberwell.arts.ac.uk
www.camberwell.arts.ac.uk/camberwellspace

 Notes to Editors

1. For further information and images, contact: Tatjana Gretschmann on emailt.gretschmann@camberwell.arts.ac.uk.

2. Camberwell Space is an exhibition space at Camberwell College of Arts. The exhibition programme reflects the College’s interdisciplinary art and design curriculum and includes work by curators, critics and artists who are encouraged to realise experiments and projects which are innovative and international in outlook.

3. Camberwell College of Arts is one of the world’s foremost art and design institutions. Since 1898, it has had an international reputation for educating artists, designers and conservators to the highest levels, many of whom have become acclaimed practitioners including Cathy de Monchaux, Mike Leigh, Howard Hodgkin, Maggi Hambling, John Keane, Ewan Henderson, Humphrey Lyttleton, Gillian Ayres, Sarah Raphael and Tim Roth. www.camberwell.arts.ac.uk It is one of the six colleges of University of the Arts London, which is Europe’s largest University for arts, design, fashion, communication and performing arts. www.arts.ac.uk

If you’re a student and have a passion for filmmaking, this is your chance to prove it. Go head to head with student filmmakers across the world and enter your film into London’s first international student film festival.  SFF London film screenings will be one of multiple opportunities for filmmakers to showcase their talent. Networking events, workshops, and mentorship awards will create a space for industry experts and young ‘creatives’ to communicate and exchange ideas, sowing seeds for future development within the filmmaking industry. 

Competition Categories: Short Film, Fiction Film (over 45 min), Animation, Documentary Short, Documentary Feature (over 45 min), Music Video, Best 16mm 

Judges in these categories include:

Fiction Features: Dave Calhoun, Jabez Olssen and Simon Pegg

Fiction Shorts: Kevin Loader, Jonathan Morris, David Morrissey and Tim Robey

Documentary Features: Dominic Allan, Marc Isaacs and Gary Tarn

Animation: Nick Bradshaw, Barry Purves, Simon Quinn and Alexander Williams

Documentary Shorts: Lucy Bailey, Gavin Humphries and Andrew Thompson

Music Video: AlexandLiane, Otis Bell, Trudy Bellinger and John Hardwick

Best 16MM: FujiFilm

Submit your film before the 30th of November 2011.

 http://www.sfflondon.org/en/the-awards-how-to-submit.html