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Five Day Course 4 – 8 August 2008
Animation Summer School

10.30am – 3.30pm daily
12 – 16 year olds
COURSE FEE £120

Calling all enthusiastic young animators, set designers, scriptwriters and directors!

This year’s Animation Summer School is inspired by the magical, enchanted world of fashion photographer Tim Walker, whose acclaimed photography exhibition Tim Walker – Pictures will continue to be on show at the Design Museum over the summer. Working with Brighton based animator Tom Hillenbrand, you will explore a broad range of animation production techniques including plot development, story boarding, set and character design, 3D modelling and stop frame animation.

This fast-paced, fun-packed 5 day course will culminate in a celebratory screening of your animated film for invited parents and friends. All materials are included in the course fee.

Booking is essential, please contact the education team for further information
T 020 7940 8782
E education@designmuseum.org

Beginning September 2008
MA Course In Curating Contemporary Design

CURRENTLY RECRUITING

The Design Museum and Kingston University offer a post-graduate course - MA Curating Contemporary Design - to prepare students for careers in the museums sector and creative industries. The course enables students to explore the special nature of contemporary design curation as well as the interpretative, educational, marketing and financial aspects of the discipline.

Taught at the Design Museum and Kingston University, this MA course accommodates both full-time and part-time students. Led by the Design Museum’s exhibitions team and Kingston University’s design historians, it includes lectures and tutorials by leading designers, architects and curators. Graduates from this course have gone on to work for prestigious organisations such as the Victoria & Albert Museum and the British Council’s Architecture and Design Department.

Prospective students should hold a good BA (Hons) degree in a relevant subject or have equivalent experience. Research proposals at MPhil and PHD level are welcome. For further information on the course, please contact Kingston University
T 020 8547 2000, extension 64141
E designpostgrad@kingston.ac.uk.

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