Showing posts with label Pattern Cutting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pattern Cutting. Show all posts

Friday, 20 January 2012

Block Party

Block Party: Is an exhibition of contemporary craft inspired by the art of the tailor. (image) The process of transforming the flat pattern block into three dimensional form is an enduring source of inspiration. The rich cultural heritage and evocative language of pattern cutting has stimulated a broad range of contemporary applications.
Internationally renowned for her unique visual art practice fusing fashion, art and architecture, the Crafts Council invited curator Lucy Orta to select works which engage with pattern cutting on a variety of levels.Looking beyond the garment, Block Party showcases new work by international and UK artists and makers that have embraced the interdisciplinary nature of this skill, applying the aesthetics and techniques of pattern cutting to their practice in innovative and unexpected ways.
This is a truly interesting and inspiring exhibition featuring a mind stretching array of ideas and work by some of Britain's truly inspirational thinkers, artists, crafts people, and designers.

Wednesday, 23 March 2011

Shingo Sato

Shingo Sato's book is being released shortly.
Julian Roberts bought Shingo Sato to my attention this morning. Here are some stills of his unique pattern cutting technique. which he calls transformational Reconstruction. Shingo Sato has many lovely explanatory videos on YouTube, and he has a very approachable humorous style which is very watchable and informative, enjoy.