Edinburgh College of Art degree show launched
May 21 2015
Taking place from 30 May to 7 June between the hours of 11:00 and 17:00 the event will see work from graduating Part 2 architecture and landscape architecture students displayed in the Sculpture Court reflecting one of four key themes.
These explore the agency of water in Mumbai, the infrastructures of renewable energy generation in Orkney, relations of mood, mobility and place in Hackney Wick, and new spatial practices in Japanese art and architecture.
Amongst the work on display is a new cookery school (pictured) by Amy Sanderson, an Arthur’s Seat Panoramic by Mariangela Clendon and a novel Municipal Apple Production, facility conceived by Anthony To.
Evening showcases will take place on 3 and 4 June until 20:00.
Arthur’s Seat Panoramic by Mariangela Clendon
Municipal Apple Production, Anthony To
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6 Comments
#1 Posted by Big Chantelle on 21 May 2015 at 20:00 PM
Just what the world needs, more young minds being indoctrinated into the leftie concrete modernist brigade! why can't they teach kids how to draw a masterpiece like the Sixstine Chappelle?
#2 Posted by james on 22 May 2015 at 10:25 AM
It may well be because they are learning to spell just now.
#3 Posted by Gavin Fraser on 25 May 2015 at 19:08 PM
#1
Do you actually believe that's what is going on in Architecture school?
Do you actually believe that's what is going on in Architecture school?
#4 Posted by Roddy on 26 May 2015 at 00:05 AM
Big Chantelle and James.
These must be 2 spoof accounts... Must Be... I cannot really believe folk go out of their way to embarrass themselves with such fatuous views.
Was entertaining the first few times , now feels like Tourette's of the keyboard.
Breathe in the green grass.....1,2,3 ... and out the blue sky....1,2,3 ... aaaand relax.
These must be 2 spoof accounts... Must Be... I cannot really believe folk go out of their way to embarrass themselves with such fatuous views.
Was entertaining the first few times , now feels like Tourette's of the keyboard.
Breathe in the green grass.....1,2,3 ... and out the blue sky....1,2,3 ... aaaand relax.
#5 Posted by Kevil Wilson on 26 May 2015 at 20:21 PM
Big Chantelle and James - why on earth are you taking time out of your sad, sad lives to put down newly qualified students?
#6 Posted by james on 27 May 2015 at 08:31 AM
#4
hmmm, even though i suspect that BC's post may have been a spoof, my genuine post #2 was only drawing attention to BC's spelling in that post.
There have been two variant spellings of the Sistine Chapel in UR recently (the other was in relation to Cardross) both posted by BC, which make me suspect one of them is a spoof, which if BC is being the subject of some jolly japing then that's a pity for comment and discussion on these pages.
Notwithstanding that, I thought it a fair enough 'humbling' response to BC's dismissive post. That was all. My light-hearted comment on spelling was in reference to BC and in no way a slight on students. Seems to me it has been misread. God, this is hard work!
and dear Kevil (sp?) my life is wonderful, more than i could ever have dreamed of and as for the rest i've answered that as above.
have a nice day now y'all y'hear?
hmmm, even though i suspect that BC's post may have been a spoof, my genuine post #2 was only drawing attention to BC's spelling in that post.
There have been two variant spellings of the Sistine Chapel in UR recently (the other was in relation to Cardross) both posted by BC, which make me suspect one of them is a spoof, which if BC is being the subject of some jolly japing then that's a pity for comment and discussion on these pages.
Notwithstanding that, I thought it a fair enough 'humbling' response to BC's dismissive post. That was all. My light-hearted comment on spelling was in reference to BC and in no way a slight on students. Seems to me it has been misread. God, this is hard work!
and dear Kevil (sp?) my life is wonderful, more than i could ever have dreamed of and as for the rest i've answered that as above.
have a nice day now y'all y'hear?
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