A unique display of individual work by students graduating in 2012 from the Faculty of Art, Design & Architecture at Kingston University (Architecture and Landscape Architecture; Fashion Design; Filmmaking; Fine Art; FDA Graphic Communication; Graphic Design;  History of Art,  Design & Film; Illustration and Animation; Interior Design;  Photography; Product and Furniture Design.)

This is an opportunity to see work of some of the most exciting new artists, designers and architects.

Entrance is free and there is the opportunity to buy some of the work on display.

Venue: Knights Park Campus, Kingston University

Kingston University and Incrops

Thursday 01 Mar 2012 - The Institute of Materials, Minerals and Mining, London

Organiser

https://connect.innovateuk.org/web/materialsktn/overview

https://connect.innovateuk.org/web/sustainable-luxury-eve

Iain Sanderson the chairman of the company studied at Kingston University.

Book now for the ‘Made in Britain’ debate at Superbrands on Sunday 25th September.

Mirko van den Winkel (MVDW) will host a discussion with Paul Hobson (Allermuir), Edward Tadros (Ercol) and  Peter Christian (Kingston University) about the future growth of manufacturing in the UK.

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From 4th July 2011 Kingston University will run a unique six week fashion course. With maximum intake of 15 students it is designed to give participants an insight into the professional world of fashion design. With our valuable and prestigious contacts in the fashion world we are able to connect participants to young practitioners working at the cutting edge of their profession. The course consists of three modules, which can be taken as a complete course or in a variety of combinations. To more information click here

Kingston University will have a major presence at Ecobuild, the world’s biggest event for sustainable design, construction and the built environment.

The main focus of Kingston’s display will be the industry launch of Rematerialise, our unique materials library. The collection has over 1,200 samples that use less virgin resources and are easily renewed. Rematerialise is a popular resource that has become a catalyst for collaborations between Kingston University and industry, including high-profile brands such as Marks & Spencer.

Other features include an exciting graphic exhibition that will tell the story of how design-led research by academics and students has made a difference to sustainability and society through projects about behaviour, architectural technology, surveying, dementia, renewable materials and product design.

Join Dr Paul Micklethwaite from the Faculty of Art, Design and Architecture who will be launching his new book Design for Sustainable Change (co-authored with colleague Anne Chick) and hosting a series of intimate and engaging round table events with special guests that can be followed via Twitter and his blog.

Kingston’s presence at Ecobuild will establish the University as a centre of sustainability expertise across various disciplines.