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‘Do you care about heartbreaking beauty, fresh new ideas, astounding craftsmanship, ingenious solutions, the tingle of a shocking image? Would you make art even it wasn’t your job? Then this is the book for you.’ Grayson Perry For the visual thinkers, the makers, the dreamers and the provocateurs. Explore and expand your creative skill set with Central Saint Martins Foundation. Guided by key lessons from College tutors, you’ll learn to expand your creative abilities and develop your own visual language. Exclusive projects from the world-class Central Saint Martins Diploma in Art and Design will inspire your experiments and unlock your potential across four key areas: communication design, fashion and textiles, fine art and three-dimensional design. No matter which discipline you choose to pursue, this book will help you discover who you want to be and set you on the path to achieving it.

‘Do you care about heartbreaking beauty, fresh new ideas, astounding craftsmanship, ingenious solutions, the tingle of a shocking image? Would you make art even it wasn’t your job? Then this is the book for you.’ Grayson Perry For the visual thinkers, the makers, the dreamers and the provocateurs. Explore and expand your creative skill set with Central Saint Martins Foundation. Guided by key lessons from College tutors, you’ll learn to expand your creative abilities and develop your own visual language. Exclusive projects from the world-class Central Saint Martins Diploma in Art and Design will inspire your experiments and unlock your potential across four key areas: communication design, fashion and textiles, fine art and three-dimensional design. No matter which discipline you choose to pursue, this book will help you discover who you want to be and set you on the path to achieving it.

‘Do you care about heartbreaking beauty, fresh new ideas, astounding craftsmanship, ingenious solutions, the tingle of a shocking image? Would you make art even it wasn’t your job? Then this is the book for you.’ Grayson Perry For the visual thinkers, the makers, the dreamers and the provocateurs. Explore and expand your creative skill set with Central Saint Martins Foundation. Guided by key lessons from College tutors, you’ll learn to expand your creative abilities and develop your own visual language. Exclusive projects from the world-class Central Saint Martins Diploma in Art and Design will inspire your experiments and unlock your potential across four key areas: communication design, fashion and textiles, fine art and three-dimensional design. No matter which discipline you choose to pursue, this book will help you discover who you want to be and set you on the path to achieving it.

‘Do you care about heartbreaking beauty, fresh new ideas, astounding craftsmanship, ingenious solutions, the tingle of a shocking image? Would you make art even it wasn’t your job? Then this is the book for you.’ Grayson Perry For the visual thinkers, the makers, the dreamers and the provocateurs. Explore and expand your creative skill set with Central Saint Martins Foundation. Guided by key lessons from College tutors, you’ll learn to expand your creative abilities and develop your own visual language. Exclusive projects from the world-class Central Saint Martins Diploma in Art and Design will inspire your experiments and unlock your potential across four key areas: communication design, fashion and textiles, fine art and three-dimensional design. No matter which discipline you choose to pursue, this book will help you discover who you want to be and set you on the path to achieving it.

‘Do you care about heartbreaking beauty, fresh new ideas, astounding craftsmanship, ingenious solutions, the tingle of a shocking image? Would you make art even it wasn’t your job? Then this is the book for you.’ Grayson Perry For the visual thinkers, the makers, the dreamers and the provocateurs. Explore and expand your creative skill set with Central Saint Martins Foundation. Guided by key lessons from College tutors, you’ll learn to expand your creative abilities and develop your own visual language. Exclusive projects from the world-class Central Saint Martins Diploma in Art and Design will inspire your experiments and unlock your potential across four key areas: communication design, fashion and textiles, fine art and three-dimensional design. No matter which discipline you choose to pursue, this book will help you discover who you want to be and set you on the path to achieving it.

Presentation and discussion of onehundredandtwenty, an ongoing project initiated by Lucy Alexander and Tim Meara, Senior Lecturers in Graphic Communication Design on the Foundation Course at Central Saint Martins. Through a series of conversations with practitioners, Lucy and Tim identify propositions for collective works to be enacted by 120 people, the entire student cohort of the Graphic Communication Design area of the Foundation Course at CSM. The project was designed and delivered in collaboration with Åbäke and Prem Krishnamurthy.

Presentation and discussion of onehundredandtwenty, an ongoing project initiated by Lucy Alexander and Tim Meara, Senior Lecturers in Graphic Communication Design on the Foundation Course at Central Saint Martins. Through a series of conversations with practitioners, Lucy and Tim identify propositions for collective works to be enacted by 120 people, the entire student cohort of the Graphic Communication Design area of the Foundation Course at CSM. The project was designed and delivered in collaboration with Åbäke and Prem Krishnamurthy.

The novella New Material explores the intersections between fictional space, cyber space and mythic space, through three characters’ narratives: Jo, his cousin Mei and Lee Wei Hong. Set in Singapore in 2007, the novella is narrated by each of these characters, whose voices interrupt and layer one another’s stories. Jo is a teen hacker and computer expert who lives fully immersed in a networked world. Mei has come from Australia to stay with Jo’s family, fleeing her parents’ divorce. She is an avid reader and uses fictional space as an escape route from her troubled family. Thirdly, the older Lee Wei Hong, an offset printer, whose narration takes the form of a statement to the police. It is seeing himself as his online avatar through his cousin’s eyes that Jo begins transformation and when Mei insists they need to experience a rainstorm Jo comes into contact with physical reality in a way he has been avoiding. Mei’s journey through Singapore leads her to explore her roots and she and Jo come to know one another better through talking about their shared grandmother’s spiritual heritage. However, Jo’s double-dealing with gamers online leads him to be assaulted in a back alley. Strangely, the alley is full of paper. The night of the hungry ghosts sees Jo and Mei immersed in the novel they salvaged. The narrative entangles the two of them, as they become part of the story. Lee Wei Hong’s confession is the lead-up to his ‘crime’. During the course of his day he reads and falls in love with a book, the physical book that he has been working on. When he discovers that his work will not be available to the public, but that the novel will only be available online he is moved to act. In a state of passion he takes the printed pages of the review copy his company has, and throws them off the tenth storey of the National Library. This is his criminal act. These are the pages that Jo and Mei have found, read and also been inspired to act upon. Through his hacking Jo has unearthed

The novella New Material explores the intersections between fictional space, cyber space and mythic space, through three characters’ narratives: Jo, his cousin Mei and Lee Wei Hong. Set in Singapore in 2007, the novella is narrated by each of these characters, whose voices interrupt and layer one another’s stories. Jo is a teen hacker and computer expert who lives fully immersed in a networked world. Mei has come from Australia to stay with Jo’s family, fleeing her parents’ divorce. She is an avid reader and uses fictional space as an escape route from her troubled family. Thirdly, the older Lee Wei Hong, an offset printer, whose narration takes the form of a statement to the police. It is seeing himself as his online avatar through his cousin’s eyes that Jo begins transformation and when Mei insists they need to experience a rainstorm Jo comes into contact with physical reality in a way he has been avoiding. Mei’s journey through Singapore leads her to explore her roots and she and Jo come to know one another better through talking about their shared grandmother’s spiritual heritage. However, Jo’s double-dealing with gamers online leads him to be assaulted in a back alley. Strangely, the alley is full of paper. The night of the hungry ghosts sees Jo and Mei immersed in the novel they salvaged. The narrative entangles the two of them, as they become part of the story. Lee Wei Hong’s confession is the lead-up to his ‘crime’. During the course of his day he reads and falls in love with a book, the physical book that he has been working on. When he discovers that his work will not be available to the public, but that the novel will only be available online he is moved to act. In a state of passion he takes the printed pages of the review copy his company has, and throws them off the tenth storey of the National Library. This is his criminal act. These are the pages that Jo and Mei have found, read and also been inspired to act upon. Through his hacking Jo has unearthed

The novella New Material explores the intersections between fictional space, cyber space and mythic space, through three characters’ narratives: Jo, his cousin Mei and Lee Wei Hong. Set in Singapore in 2007, the novella is narrated by each of these characters, whose voices interrupt and layer one another’s stories. Jo is a teen hacker and computer expert who lives fully immersed in a networked world. Mei has come from Australia to stay with Jo’s family, fleeing her parents’ divorce. She is an avid reader and uses fictional space as an escape route from her troubled family. Thirdly, the older Lee Wei Hong, an offset printer, whose narration takes the form of a statement to the police. It is seeing himself as his online avatar through his cousin’s eyes that Jo begins transformation and when Mei insists they need to experience a rainstorm Jo comes into contact with physical reality in a way he has been avoiding. Mei’s journey through Singapore leads her to explore her roots and she and Jo come to know one another better through talking about their shared grandmother’s spiritual heritage. However, Jo’s double-dealing with gamers online leads him to be assaulted in a back alley. Strangely, the alley is full of paper. The night of the hungry ghosts sees Jo and Mei immersed in the novel they salvaged. The narrative entangles the two of them, as they become part of the story. Lee Wei Hong’s confession is the lead-up to his ‘crime’. During the course of his day he reads and falls in love with a book, the physical book that he has been working on. When he discovers that his work will not be available to the public, but that the novel will only be available online he is moved to act. In a state of passion he takes the printed pages of the review copy his company has, and throws them off the tenth storey of the National Library. This is his criminal act. These are the pages that Jo and Mei have found, read and also been inspired to act upon. Through his hacking Jo has unearthed

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