ONE:PLACE:TWO

One year on after the success of the inaugural staff show, All In One Place, the staff here at Chelsea were offered the same opportunity to showcase the great diversity of skills that they possess. It has proven to be, once again, a wonderful platform to show off to students and staff alike some of the creative talents, many often hidden from view, that exist here at the college. Below are some images taken from the show. Click on the images for a closer look.

Aimee Betts & Stef Willis
Stitch & 3D Workshop Tecnicians

Melanie Bowles & Kathyrn Round
Senior Lecturers Textiles

Deborah Simister
Students Administrator

Ashley Phillips
Associate Lecturer  MA Textiles

Cassy Sachar
Assistant Academic Support Librarian

Lou Ratcliffe
Finance Manager

Julia Davenne
Associate Lecturer and Course Leader
English + Art and Design

Kriskin Allum
Programme Lead Administrator

Crimson Rose Oshea

Shareen Elnaschie
Associate Lecturer, Graduate Diploma Interior Design

Matthew Tillett
Web Coordinator

George Blacklock
Dean, Chelsea

Max Marino
Graphics Technician

Phillip Rutter
3D Workshop Technician

Phillip Rutter
All round nice guy

Richard Elliott
3D Workshop Coordinator

Martin Newth
Course Leader, BA Fine Art

Chris Soczywko

Stephen Scrivener
Research Professor

Monika Kita
Specialist Technician Video Editing & Sound

Betty Borthwick
Specialist Technician Photography

Luke M Walker
Associate Lecturer

James Prior
Short Course Assistant

Joy Flanagan
Associate Lecturer Interior & Spatial Design

Sue Ridge

Dr Dan Smith
Senior Lecturer, Fine Art Theory

Donald Smith
Director of Exhibitions
Chelsea Space

Professor Stephen Farthing
Chair of Drawing

Aaron Mcpeake
Associate Lecturer

Brian Chalkley
Lecturer / Tutor

Richard Annely
Visiting Mentor MA Fine Art

MC

Kieron Dennis
Year Leader, BA Graphic Design Communication

Paul Coldwell
Professor Graduate School

Jeff Dennis
Senior Lecturer, BA Fine Art

Ken Wilder
PG Programme Director

Professor Chris Wainwright
Pro Vice Chancellor

Noreen Noonan
Administrative Assistant

Emily French
Student Recruitment Manager

Richard Elliott
3D Workshop Coordinator

Steve Wood
Technical Manager, Chelsea

Chris Follows
Digital Coordinator

Clive Rowat
Associate Lecturer, BA Fine Art
Specialist Technician, Digital Print

Joe Easeman & Natalie Bays

Sally Tiffin
Head of Technical Resources

Martyn Simpson
Associate Dean

Micheal Strevens
Programme Lead Administrator 
BA Fine Art & Postgraduate Programme

Kenny Taylor
Specialist Technician Digital Print, Textiles

Linda Sooknanan
Registrar

Gavin Freeborn
Marketing Assistant

It's Interior Design Time.

The last week of January was a frenzy of activity as many student's worked to their project deadlines. The most prominent of these, with us in the Wood Workshop, were Interior and Spatial Design 1st years. As a whole the project proved to be a very successful with many of the groups working well together to build their pieces ready to take on site to Greenwich. Below are some images taken during the past week.

The project was about windows, openings and apertures. 

The project also required groups to record or film. This vacuum formed mould was to keep a camera water proof.

We saw lots of good team work. 'Many hands'

The assembly room had a great buzz about it.

Some very nice structures were produced.

A very proud group all finished

Good things come in small packages.

It's been a great start to the year with a flurry of making happening with us in the Wood Workshop. Not least down in Small Works where Stef has been overseeing the construction of a number of architectural models. It is such a fabulous environment to be in when we see such diversity in motion. Details small objects sharing a space with grand pieces. Below are some images of the making in Small Works taking place.

The Small Works workbench being put to good use. 

This delicate structure required a steady hand to glue the two sections together. 

This architectural model nears completion as trees are 'planted' to give it a sense of reality.

Removable walls allow for a camera to get inside and create some interesting images. 

Some of the second year Interior Design students have been working on some projects using acrylic. Here the body of the piece gets glued together. 

Here plastic tubes are pushed through two layers of acrylic. These will become drainage tubes for melting ice on top. 

This model is utilising the plastic material Styrene. It's easy to cut and glue and allows for some very lovely detailed models to be made. 

This model shows how different thicknesses of MDF can be used to achieve the various levels that might be required in a project.