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Students
Tuition Fee
Per course
Start Date
Medium of studying
On campus
Duration
0 months
Program Facts
Program Details
Degree
Courses
Major
Jewellery Design | Craftsmanship | Craft and Artisan Skills
Area of study
Arts
Education type
On campus
Timing
Full time
Course Language
English
Intakes
Program start dateApplication deadline
2023-09-182023-05-05
About Program

Program Overview


An introduction into design ideation; a creative process where designers generate ideas together in one session. In addition to this the weekend involves learning about melting, rolling, cutting and piercing processes with the aim to repurpose an existing piece of your own jewellery.

Program Outline

The Art Weekender invites you to repurpose an existing piece of your own jewellery in the company of other creatives.

The two days involve creating a small ingot whilst developing processes such as rolling, sawing, piercing, and soldering.

In addition to this you will also create a new piece of jewellery via the form of a simple bezel set pendant, basic ring, or bangle.

Lastly the weekend will focus on the polishing of these pieces.

Disclaimer

The University regularly reviews its courses. Course content and structure may change over time. See our

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Learning Methods

This course will be delivered on campus over Saturday and Sunday from 9:30 - 16:30 each day.


Activity Summary

  • Minimum of 8 students, maximum of 9 in the group
  • 12 hours of teaching in total over 2 days. 9:30 - 16:30 each day with a 30 minute lunch break and 15 minute breaks in the morning and afternoon.

  • Assessment

    This course is not formally assessed.


    Staff Delivering on this Course


    Maira Laidlaw

    Maira Laidlaw studied three-dimensional design prior to graduating from Gray’s School of Art in 2021 where she too has later taught.

    Laidlaw’s work has a strong design philosophy and features a collection of jewellery that she has created by re using discarded materials. Her creative process starts with a sense of curiosity combined with her desire to make. Drawn to old things, the designer is inspired by their stories, whether its material, architectural or historical. Her work evolves around the untapping of new possibilities for materials that have had a previous use in order to promote circularity.

    Deemouth Artist Studio Residents - Maria Laidlaw


    Deemouth Artist Studios

    Studios for artists, designers and makers situated within the Deemouth Business Centre in Torry. Exhibition support services are also available to both tenants and non-tenants.

    Deemouth Artist Studios


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