You:PR – SCAFM Student Success
Posted by admin in Architecture, Art Design and Media, Creative and Cultural Industries, Creative Arts Film and Media, Creative Technologies on 22. May, 2012 | No Comments
Drama and Media Students from Portsmouth University created a PR company called You:PR as part of a unit called ‘Forming a Company’. They hosted an event called Vintage Fashion in Gunwharf Quays Central Square on Friday 18th May which launched a weekend of events called ‘Closer to Fashion’ that is in association with Goodwood. The music accompanying the fashion show was ‘The Three Belles’ .
Goodwood Filming Opportunity
Posted by admin in Architecture, Art Design and Media, Creative and Cultural Industries, Creative Arts Film and Media, Creative Technologies, Opportunities on 22. May, 2012 | No Comments
We have been told about an opportunity at Goodwood which may be of interest to film students. It would require approx 10 days filming over the course of the year, and they want student/s to film three action sport athletes – Dougie Lampkin, Martyn Ashton and Kye Forte as they learn to fly at Goodwood.
Portsmouth University Tour Choir – Final Concert of the Season: Sunday 27th May
Posted by admin in Architecture, Art Design and Media, Creative and Cultural Industries, Creative Arts Film and Media, Creative Technologies, University Events on 22. May, 2012 | No Comments
On Sunday 27th May 3.30pm the final UK concert of the season by The Portsmouth University Tour Choir will take place at John Pounds Memorial Unitarian Church. The choir will sing a mixture of music from the shows and from their recent choir concert in St Mary’s.
Portraits and Landscapes: Rediscovering Richard Ubsdell, a Portsmouth Artist 1812-1887
Posted by admin in Architecture, Art Design and Media, Creative and Cultural Industries, Creative Arts Film and Media, Creative Technologies on 22. May, 2012 | No Comments
An exciting new art exhibition, marking the bicentenary of an important local artist, is being launched at the City Museum on Saturday 26th May. Members of the artist’s family will be at the launch, and on hand to talk about the artwork on show.
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Graduate Profile: The Three Belles
Posted by admin in Architecture, Art Design and Media, Creative and Cultural Industries, Creative Arts Film and Media, Creative Technologies, Graduate Profiles on 22. May, 2012 | No Comments
Three students who graduated in BA (Hons) Creative and Performing Arts from the University of Portsmouth a year ago and have seen their work for a study unit propel them into stardom as The Three Belles, a 1940s style singing trio.
Graduate Profile – Nick Forbes
Posted by admin in Architecture, Art Design and Media, Creative and Cultural Industries, Creative Arts Film and Media, Creative Technologies, Graduate Profiles on 14. May, 2012 | No Comments
We recently interviewed Nick Forbes who graduated from BA (Hons) Fine Art in 2011, and is currently studying for his MA Fine Art to further develop his skills and learn more about his own practice.
UK Inspire Day – Wednesday 16th May
Posted by admin in Architecture, Art Design and Media, Creative and Cultural Industries, Creative Arts Film and Media, Creative Technologies on 14. May, 2012 | No Comments
Dysarticulate 2 is celebrating UK Inspire Day on Wednesday 16th May. UK Inspire Day is a celebration of the London 2012 Inspire programme – a family of over 2700 projects across the UK that have been inspired by the Games to do something special in their local communities.
Creative Campus Initiative Wins Gold
Posted by admin in Architecture, Art Design and Media, Creative and Cultural Industries, Creative Arts Film and Media, Creative Campus, Creative Technologies, University Events on 14. May, 2012 | No Comments
Creative Campus Initiative (CCI) wins Gold in the creative cultural project category at the London 2012 PODIUM awards ceremony last week. CCI includes University of Portsmouth projects such as New Creatives, A Hundred Seas Rising, Visual Libraries, Love Your Bike, Dysarticulate, The Order of Things 17 and Mapping of Spaces and Sensory Space.
