Fashion Diversity returns to Museum of London during London Fashion Week September 2009. Next year's event launches on Thursday 17th September with a series of industry led workshops, culminating in an exclusive gala show for press, buyers and an invitation extended to workshop participants.Friday 18th & Saturday 19th will see the doors open to the public to attend the FREE catwalk shows offering a unique opportunity to see some of London and the UK's most innovative and directional emerging and established talents. This is definitely an event not to be missed!
Applications now invited from designers, forms can be obtained by sending an e-mail request to: maame@fashiondiversity.comCLOSING DATE FOR APPLICATIONS: FRIDAY 13TH MARCH 2009
Budding students and 2009 graduates, the brief has been set please either view the Fashion Diversity Facebook group page or contact maame@fashiondiversity.com to request the electronic version.CLOSING DATE FOR APPLICATIONS: FRIDAY 27TH FEBRUARY 2009
It would be wonderful if you could let your students know about this opportunity.
If you would like any more information, please contact Carol Hughes at c.hughes@uel.ac.uk
Tuesday 20 January 2009
Magnificence of the Zsars - Victoria and Albert
http://www.vam.ac.uk/collections/fashion/tsars/
I went to this exhibition on Sunday. It is quite a small collection but remarkable as it is curated and mounted by the Moscow Kremlin Museums.
This exhibition illustrates Russia’s relationship with her past and with Europe through two centuries of men’s court dress.
The Moscow Kremlin Museums, together with the Armoury Chamber, form Russia’s oldest national treasury, founded in 1806. Their collections include the dress and regalia worn by the emperors and the Russian court from the 1720s to 1917. This exhibition focuses on men’s dress, particularly the coronation dress of the emperor and other participants in ceremonies at court
I went to this exhibition on Sunday. It is quite a small collection but remarkable as it is curated and mounted by the Moscow Kremlin Museums.
This exhibition illustrates Russia’s relationship with her past and with Europe through two centuries of men’s court dress.
The Moscow Kremlin Museums, together with the Armoury Chamber, form Russia’s oldest national treasury, founded in 1806. Their collections include the dress and regalia worn by the emperors and the Russian court from the 1720s to 1917. This exhibition focuses on men’s dress, particularly the coronation dress of the emperor and other participants in ceremonies at court
Learning on Screen Awards 2009
http://www.bufvc.ac.uk/learningonscreen/email_LOS09_CallForEntries.html
Learning on Screen Awards 2009
Call for entries
BUFVC is receiving entries for the Learning on Screen Awards 2009. The awards will be given following the Learning on Screen Conference dinner at the Holiday Inn Regent's Park on the 7th April 2009.The BUFVC will present a number of awards which celebrate and reward excellence in the use of moving image, sound and related media in learning, teaching and research. For further category details and information on how to enter please see the Learning on Screen Awards 2009 website.Categories this year include General Audience Education, Curriculum-Related Content, Student Production and Disability & Access Awards as well as Premier and Special Jury Awards.Entries must be made downloading an entry form, which should be completed and emailed, faxed or posted to the BUFVC at the address above, with full details of the mode of payment. Please send five copies of each entry on CD or DVD (plus five copies of any related print content); web-delivered entries need only supply a live URL and username/password for authenticated access if there is a sign-in before 6th February 2009.For any assistance please feel free to email learningonscreen@bufvc.ac.uk.We look forward to hearing from you.
Learning on Screen Awards 2009
Call for entries
BUFVC is receiving entries for the Learning on Screen Awards 2009. The awards will be given following the Learning on Screen Conference dinner at the Holiday Inn Regent's Park on the 7th April 2009.The BUFVC will present a number of awards which celebrate and reward excellence in the use of moving image, sound and related media in learning, teaching and research. For further category details and information on how to enter please see the Learning on Screen Awards 2009 website.Categories this year include General Audience Education, Curriculum-Related Content, Student Production and Disability & Access Awards as well as Premier and Special Jury Awards.Entries must be made downloading an entry form, which should be completed and emailed, faxed or posted to the BUFVC at the address above, with full details of the mode of payment. Please send five copies of each entry on CD or DVD (plus five copies of any related print content); web-delivered entries need only supply a live URL and username/password for authenticated access if there is a sign-in before 6th February 2009.For any assistance please feel free to email learningonscreen@bufvc.ac.uk.We look forward to hearing from you.
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