Catalog: Design for our future selves 2003 Awards | |
| to give young designers a platform for creative interaction with social trends and key ... | |
| 4 special awards Snowdon Award A special Award for Disability Projects by graduating students will be made by Lord Snowdon, Provost of the Royal College of Art. Lord Snowdon is a long-time supporter of the rights of disabled people and an active designer in the field of design for disability. Previous winners of the Snowdon Award for Disability Projects at the RCA have included a hand-pedal trike by Ben Wilson, adaptable cutlery by William Welch, landscaped tableware for stroke patients by Lisa-Dionne Morris and a washbasin for wheelchair users by Owen Evans. Helen Hamlyn Award A special Award ... | |
| in the City of London, the World Creative Forum (23-25 September), exploring the ... | |
| their time in a contemplative and creative way. Orly Orbach subjective time ... | |
| stimulating interaction and encouraging creative play between strangers, friends or ... | |
| to use the right side of the brain for creative, visual activities ... | |
| 52 and finally ... Taking place at the Royal College of Art, 20-24 September 2003, as part of the London Design Festival, a joint exhibition: Design for our Future Selves An exhibition of socially-aware projects by the Royal College of Art graduating class of 2003, organised by the Helen Hamlyn Research Centre, twinned with: Icons on Icons Photography has played a significant role in perpetuating the icon, whether providing contemporary context for man-made objects or immortalising flesh and blood subjects. This collection of photographic portraits of icons with icons, presented by Parker, ... | |
