Textiles Courses

... seminars in the history of furniture, textiles, costume, glass, ceramics, silver and metalwork, jewelry, and interiors are taught at the Smithsonian by GW professors, curators, scholars, and museum professionals in Washington, D.C. Inside the classroom you'll learn to identify designers, makers, materials...

...The Department of Human Ecology offers a PhD in Human Ecology, and master's degrees in Textiles and Clothing, Material Culture, Family Ecology and Practice, and Aging. Students come from a variety of academic backgrounds and upon graduation have taken employment in a wide range of careers in social... Learn about: Material Culture, Social Service, Family Ecology...

... will develop skills in drawing, textiles, photography, fashion visualisation and design methods through short projects and collaborative work... Learn about: Skills and Training...

... Mac room, ceramics and life drawing studios, and studios for graphics and textiles... Learn about: Art design, Skills and Training...

... in the following areas: Graphic Design and Digital Design Photography and Lens Based Media Fashion and Textiles Drawing /Digital Illustration/ Printimaking Visual... Learn about: Visual Arts, Art design...

... boundaries and experiment as you develop and expand your experience in both making and using materials in our state-of-the-art studios. You’ll have access to an exceptional range of facilities, from our hot glass workshop, textiles print room and dye facilities, to metal workshops, casting spaces and spaces... Learn about: Architectural materials, Material practice, Digital fabrication...

... or free design, mending, alterations and textile crafts...

... accessible to all students – darkrooms, print and textiles studio, 3d workshops (including glass, ceramics, jewellery, 3d printing), equipment loan store, and computer suites. All the teaching staff are creative practitioners/artists who have national or international standing and expertise. Invited speakers... Learn about: 3d training...

... accessible to all students – darkrooms, print and textiles studio, 3d workshops (including glass, ceramics, jewellery, 3d printing), equipment loan store, and computer suites. All the teaching staff are creative practitioners/artists who have national or international standing and expertise. Invited speakers... Learn about: 3d training...

...You will gain new skills and confidence with paint/ print-making/graphic design and textiles. This course is for you if you are committed to... Learn about: Art & Design, Art and design, Graphic design...

... including pattern making and garment construction as they expand their knowledge base. Optional units allow students to also undertake textile design embroidered textiles and 3D constructed textiles. Assignments are varied and creative covering futuristic design club wear historical influences creative... Learn about: Art design...

... for a more sustained exploration of areas in 2D, 3D, Illustration, Surface Pattern and Textiles... Learn about: Art design, 3d training...

..., Fashion, Graphics, Illustration, Jewellry, Painting, Photography, Print-making, Sculpture, Glass, Surface Pattern, Textiles, Theatre Design and Video. Confirmatory Stage Students complete a self directed final major project, which is presented for assessment and certification in the form of a public... Learn about: Art design...

... or free design, mending, alterations and textile crafts... Learn about: Sewing machine, Basic sewing, Pattern cutting...

...to use the sewing machines and basic tailoring skills What is included? We are working with industry waste materials such as fabrics, trimmings... Learn about: Practical skills...

...to statistics is the fasted growing sector of UK industries growing by 10% in 2012 and accounted for 1.68 million jobs. The Creative Industries offer... Learn about: Film and Television...

...ditch wipes, plastic bags, etc and make your own. Repair and up-cycle your clothes OR simply learn how to use the sewing machine. Socialise with people... Learn about: Remove single use plastic...

..., and science. We will also discuss the commoditization of craft into market goods, collectible art, and tourism industries. Ethnographic and historical case studies include textiles, glassblowing, quilting, cheese making, industrial design, home cooking, factory and laboratory work, CAD-CAM. In-class... Learn about: CAD/ CAM, Social Science...

...The foundation course is an exciting step towards your chosen degree. It provides an opportunity to develop skills to equip you on your professional journey into the creative industries. The programme encompasses elements of fashion design, fashion business and textile design degree routes...

... accessible to all students – darkrooms, print and textiles studio, 3d workshops (including glass, ceramics, jewellery, 3d printing), equipment loan store, and computer suites. All the teaching staff are creative practitioners/artists who have national or international standing and expertise. Invited speakers... Learn about: 3d training...