PASW Regional Newsletter: Autumn 2005
Next Regional Network Meeting
The next meeting is on Thursday 17th November in Plymouth. The event is entitled'ëEngineering Innovation: constructive collaborations between artists and engineers'. PASW has worked with Bristol Cultural Development Partnership to develop this meeting in the context of the celebrations to mark Brunel's anniversary and the programme of events taking place as part of Brunel 200. The speakers will include Andrew Kelly from Bristol Cultural Development Partnership, artist, Richard La Trobe-Bateman, Mark Lovell from Mark Lovell Design Engineers, Tim Lucas from Price & Myers 3D Engineering and Wolfgang Buttress of Wolfgang and Heron.
At the last regional network meeting, evaluation sheets were handed out and some very useful feedback, which will inform the programme of future meetings, was received. Following on from this feedback, a list of all the Network meetings held to date is included. Detailed information on public art practice in the South West or information on Public Art South West is always available on this website.
Previous meetings:
- 'You can't put that there! health and safety issues in public art commissioning'.
Taunton, April 2005
- 'Material Solutions? exploring the contribution craft makes to architecture'.
Bovey Tracey, November 2004.
- 'Designs on our environment? establishing multi-disciplinary working for the public realm'.
Bristol, April 2004.
- 'Time for change? public art practice within local authorities'.
Swindon, November 2003.
- 'Appropriateness of Design ñ how artists can engage with the Healing Environment'.
Gloucester, May 2003.
- 'Consulting the community ñ valued or de-valued?'
Plymouth, November 2002.
- 'Art and the Environment ñ collaborative solutions'.
South Gloucestershire, April 2002.
- 'Towards a Strategy for Architecture and the Built Environment in the South West'.
Weymouth, November 2001.
- 'Social Space: Temporary Legacies?'
Exeter, April 2001.
- 'Public Art in Cornwall: current context and future opportunities'.
Bude, November 2000.
- 'Beauty lies in the eye of the beholder: fact or fiction?'
Teignmouth, April 2000.
- 'Planning and Public Art: process and production'.
Taunton, November 1999.
- 'Art and Architecture: Collaborative Practice'.
Bristol, June 1999.
- 'Public Art in a rural context'.
Gloucester, October 1998.