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Senior studio-art exhibition opens April 30 by MaryAlice Bitts-Jackson Every week during the past academic year, six studio-art majors in the class of 2021 logged into Zoom early in the morning or late at night, depending on where they were in the world. They couldn’t catch a whiff of a classmate’s linseed oil or touch a new sculpture, as they had in their pre-pandemic classes together. But they could share their works and ideas and offer observations, suggestions and support. And, working together remotely, across continents, they slowly developed a cohesive vision of the 2021 senior studio-art exhibition, Remnant, on view April 30 to Sept. 10. ....
Conversations about Climate Change design competition and exhibition from the Timber Trade Federation (TTF) has launched online with the Building Centre to showcase innovative, playful, and thought-provoking designs using responsibly sourced tropical timber. Over 100 entries were received from around the world. The entries were anonymised and chosen based on their response to the climate change conversation brief, celebration of the properties of tropical wood, the quality of their design, and their collective impact as an exhibition. Six winners were eventually selected by a panel of expert judges including architects and designers Adam Brinkworth of Brinkworth, Julia Barfield of Marks Barfield and Andrew Waugh of Waugh Thistleton Architects, London-based artist Yinka Ilori of Yinka Ilori Studio, and the British Retail Consortium’s sustainability policy advisor Leah Riley Brown. ....
Dezeen promotion: the UK Timber Trade Federation is showcasing the winning entries of its Conversations about Climate Change design competition via a virtual exhibition and event series. The competition, which received more than 100 responses from around the world, called on entrants to create an installation that would provoke discussions about global warming while showcasing the environmental benefits of responsibly sourced, tropical hardwoods. Top image: Joseph Pipal s Carbon Print is one of the winning projects. Above: The Extraction pillar is by Julia and Julian Kashdan-Brown Responsibly forested timber is an essential part of the climate change solution; however, tropical forests have too often been undervalued and their forest land cleared for other uses, said David Hopkins, CEO of the Timber Trade Federation (TTF). ....