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09Jan2012

Hit Reach Competition 2012

Mhari MacDonald | General

Last year Hit Reach, a web design and SEO company, launched an annual competition open to DJCAD students. The competition is aimed at helping graduates launch their freelance careers or businesses. The 2011 winner was Aime Bene, a textile and surface pattern designer. She received a logo design and business cards, a custom Facebook Page, training and a brand new website with full content management. This years prize is worth more than £2500 and entries close on Friday 30th March 2012. Below are all the details about the competition: Why We Do It...

05Jan2012

DJCAD to host major international printmaking conference

Mhari MacDonald | General

Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art and Design have won the right to host a prestigious international conference which will bring hundreds of delegates to Dundee. The 8th biennial International Multidisciplinary Printmaking Conference (IMPACT 8) will take place at DJCAD, part of the University of Dundee, in September 2013. The event is being organised by Professor Elaine Shemilt and Dr Paul Harrison, who earlier this year represented DJCAD at IMPACT 7 at Monash University in Melbourne. Dr Harrison's presentations at the conference covered such diverse print-related topics as the first printed article in S...

05Jan2012

Returns to the 1980s for art exhibition

Mhari MacDonald | General

Peace Rules the Day where Reason rulse the Mind by Colin Brown 1986

'Larger Than Life' - Lamb Gallery, University of Dundee, Dec 10th to Feb 18th  image: 'Peace Rules the Day where Reason rules the Mind' by Colin Brown, 1986 'Larger Than Life', the new exhibition open in the University of Dundee, will take visitors back to the city's art scene of the 1980s. The exhibition showcases art by students at Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art in the 1980s. Under the influence of the new Head of Fine Art, Professor Alan Robb, and his fellow tutors, a distinctive style emerged at that time of brightly coloured, highly finished and almost carto...

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