Exhibition
Narrative Contexts
2 Dec 2016 – 8 Dec 2016
Event times
Daily 11-6
Cost of entry
Free
Address
- London Metropolitan University, Central House
- 59-63 Whitechapel High Street
- London
- E1 7PF
- United Kingdom
Travel Information
- Tube: Aldgate East
- Fenchurch Street, Liverpool Street
An event of panel presentations, animation screenings and pop-up exhibitions as part of the Making a Living Series at The Cass.
About
As a warm-up event for the London International Animation Festival (LIAF), a panel of authors, animators and architects will be discussing the significance of 'context' on shaping the development of visual cultural narratives in animation and architectural space, as well as the crossover between the two disciplines. The event will also feature an exhibition of animation-architecture work on the theme of context, and screenings of animations from last years LIAF.
Speakers
- Mark Collington (The Cass, London Metropolitan University), author of Animation in Context – A Practical Guide to Theory and Making (Bloomsbury)
- Graeme Brooker (Royal College of Art), author of Adaptation Strategies for Interior Architecture and Design (Bloomsbury)
- Richard Haynes (Aardman, Cosgrove Hall, and Cass MA Student), on Nostalgia & Set Design for Stop Motion
- Sophie Burrows (Film Club – BFI, and Cass MA student), on How Anxiety Changes Personal Perceptions of Space (stop motion pedagogy)
Both Bloomsbury publications will be on sale, and the authors will be available to sign books during a drinks reception after the panel presentation-discussion.
