Three-Dimensional Design at Camberwell, University of the Arts, London

3 Year Full-time BA (Hons) Degree Programme:

This is a website created and written by the students and staff of 3D Design at Camberwell and is regularly edited to document new projects and areas of interest. Take a look at the Camberwell MA Designer Maker website: http://madesignermaker.wikispaces.com

Welcome to the Afterlife:part of the Grayson Perry Late at the British Museum

On the 11th of November 2011, Rosie, Henry and Virginie - all in the 3rd year, concieved and developed Welcome to the Afterlife project for the Grayson Perry Late at the British Museum event. They were assisted by Pranav, Hee and Joy (2nd Year) and Alfredo, Tim, Jordan, Eunnuri and Qian Ou (1st Year).

Participants were greeted by 'ticket booth' and asked to flip a giant coin. As a result they were given a ticket to board on their journey to the afterlife light or dark side. They were then invited to draw offerings they wished to take with them in the coffins. Once their offerings were ready, they would be dressed with gowns and walked to the appropriate coffin (light and dark again according to their ticket). They asked to lie down in their coffin and the lid closed for a few seconds.

Once the lid opened, they were greeted to the afterlife and walked to a pinning board where they could pin their offerings card up. By the time a few people had taken part a collection of offerings started to grow on wieither side: the ‘bright’ afterlife and the ‘dark’ afterlife.

Events 2011-2012

Here are a few things 3D Design Students will be involved in this year:

*Grayson Perry Late at the British Museum, British Museum info page on 11th Nov 2011

*A Project in collaboration with the Siena Institute, Italy from 21-29th Apr 2012

*A display at the V&A's Sackler Centre entitled 'Modern Metal' a Student Design Project in collaboration with Wentworths Feb 2012

*A weekend of play and design open to the public at The Brockwell Lido May Day opening 2012

*A exhibition of work by Second Year students at Ingrid Beazley' house in Court Lane as part of Dulwich Open House

• A 2nd year 3D Design student Gil Müller is currently at Kyoto Seika University as part of a CCW exchange programme for one semester: blog coming soon
  

http://thingnessofthings.wordpress.com/

For more information take a look:

http://www.keithtyssen.co.uk/

http://www.galvanizefestival.com/

http://www.2010.atcamberwell.com

http://www.threedimensionaldesign.com

http://www.wentworth-pewter.com/dynamic_content.php?id=34

http://www.ernestwright.co.uk/

Student will showcase selected work in a one week pop-up exhibition at Peckham Space. A series of design interventions have been made in response to Peckham and issues raised by Harold Offeh, Glass Hill and Leaders of Tomorrow. You are all invited to a party to celebrate the exhibition on 26/11/10 at 19.00 also have a look at: http://blogs.camberwell.arts.ac.uk/snapshot/

20.10.10 TONY HAYWARD gave a talk about his practice and brought a collection of objects into the studio

2010 show: THIS WAY UP

http://thiswayupshow.com/about.html

9-13th July in the Nicholls & Clarke Building 3-10 Shorditch High Street, E1 6PG

Take a look at the website:

http://thiswayupshow.com/about.html

Somerset House Super Christmas Market

Camberwell 3D Design students were invited by curator Claire Catterall to design, make and sell up to 50 products each, to retail for around £10 a piece. The objects had to make good Christmas gifts but also have a useful life. After a frantic term of activity the products were presented over 4 days in December to willing shoppers.

Design Real at the Serpentine Gallery

Renouned industrial designer and curator of the exhibition Design Real at the Serpentine Gallery Konstantin Grcic asked Camberwell 3D Design students to assist with researching a range of objects for the exhibition's website. The site, www.design-real.com shows information about each of the 43 products Grcic selected for the show. Camberwell 3D students researched and edited text and images about the objects and related themes, creating a rich range of material. The site was viewable in the exhibition via Amazon's Kindle electronic book readers.

Tate Takeover - The Art of the Everyday

Camberwell 3D Design students were comissioned by Raw Canvas to design, install and run an interactive festival of creativity based on the Arte Povera movement of 1970s Italy where artists turned to inexpensive everyday items to create art. The event was held in the Turbine Hall of the Tate Modern on 26th and 27th June 2009.

Dulwich Festival -

An exhibition by 2nd Years as part of Dulwhich Fesitval Artist Open House weekends

Open 11am to 6pm - open both weekends 9th,10th - 16th & 17th May

At: 182/4 Court Lane, Dulwhich, London, SE21 7ED

Alumni 2008

* A3_3DMCP.pdf: poster for exhibition

Alumni 2007

Click here to download the FIRST BATCH CATALOGUE 2007 of graduating students.