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Stories
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Bridget Harvey, 'Jumper to Lend, Jumper to Mend#2', 2015. Woolen jumper, yarn
In Conversation: online design talks with UAL, OCAD University and DesignTO
A series of online talks discussing design issues, research and creation from international perspectives, featuring designers from the UK and Canada. Hosted by DesignTO and in partnership with UAL and OCAD University (OCAD U).
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| Photograph: SundriedThe Business of Fashion, Textiles and Technology Partnership (BFTT) awards £1.1 million to fashion SMEs
Led by UAL, the BFTT programme's bespoke support package provides access to expertise and resources to develop the next generation of sustainability-driven products, services and experiences.
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Books by Sandy Black
Social Design Institute Meet the practitioner: Sandy Black
Reflecting on her own journey from knitwear designer-entrepreneur to academic researcher, Sandy proposes that design-led, small and micro fashion businesses are leading the sustainable revolution and pioneering solutions that are transformative for fashion as a whole.
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A blue dress worn by a female model was designed using a co-creative and crowd-sourced fashion platform by © AWAYTOMARS, photo by Gleeson Paulino
Fashion, Textiles and Technology Institute to pioneer R&D for UK’s £74 billion industry
University of the Arts London (UAL) announces the Fashion, Textiles and Technology Institute (FTTI), directed by Professor Jane Harris.
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UAL Decolonising Arts Institute awarded £3m AHRC grant to transform UK collections using emerging technologies
Transforming Collections: Reimagining Art, Nation and Heritage is one of 5 national Discovery Projects awarded a total of £14.5m by the Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC).
What's on
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Graduate Support Hub - Cafés and Check-ins
Graduate Hub Cafés and Checkin for the Autumn Term
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Desire Lines
Exhibition of work by early-stage PhD researchers at UAL, laying open their research journeys and the places where they overlap and intersect.
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Desire Lines
Early-stage PhD researchers lay bare their research journeys, providing opportunities for collaboration and cooperation across 4 days.
