Bright Light - Thinking the Substrate- Issue 2 / Editor: Daniel Sturgis

By:

Sturgis, Daniel

Series: Bright Series of publicationsPublication details: London; CCW Graduate School; 2015ISSN:

2055-1606

Subject(s):

Art School

Summary: This edition of Bright Light is dedicated to the idea of the substrate. It started with a series of three symposia hosted by the Camberwell, Chelsea and Wimbledon (CCW) Graduate School. Over the Spring Term in 2014, Professor Stephen Farthing, Professor Chris Wainwright and Daniel Sturgis invited artists, academics and students from across the University, together with outside guests, to think what a substrate could be and if the substrate might be an interesting way to speak in a cross-disciplinary way about practice.

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This edition of Bright Light is dedicated to the idea of the substrate. It started with a series of three symposia hosted by the Camberwell, Chelsea and Wimbledon (CCW) Graduate School. Over the Spring Term in 2014, Professor Stephen Farthing, Professor Chris Wainwright and Daniel Sturgis invited artists, academics and students from across the University, together with outside guests, to think what a substrate could be and if the substrate might be an interesting way to speak in a cross-disciplinary way about practice.

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