



Flick-Flip-Flick is an innovative project, developed by the Department of Art and Design and the Centre for Fine Print Research at UWE, in partnership with local schools and colleges and Aardman.
To launch the project professional animators from Aardman have worked with the Centre for Fine Print Research at UWE to produce new flick books. These flick books demonstrate a range of innovative techniques including: hand drawn, painted, 3D modelling, stop motion, photography and CGI, the animators have worked with researchers from the Centre for Fine Print Research at UWE to explore new technologies such as laser cutting and UV digital presses. Each new work will be printed as both an A1 print and made into a book and will be exhibited at the Bower Ashton Campus 4 - 15 October 2010.
Alongside the exhibition Flick-Flip-Flick continuing professional development courses offer the opportunity for teachers from schools and colleges across the region to develop their art, design and media skills and to develop links with cutting-edge research in creative arts and technologies which can will inform innovation in teaching and learning in Art, Design and Media. Teachers taking part in the project also have the opportunity to participate in an exhibition programme in 2011 exhibiting the work they create alongside the work of leading creative industry professionals. The project also enables pupils and staff to take part in the development and delivery of an internationally touring exhibition and events programme.
The one-day courses will be delivered by print research specialists from the Centre for Fine Print Research at UWE who have extensive experience of delivering art, design and technology focused CPD to artist and designer teaching professionals, working alongside an accredited Educator-Practitioner Ross Wallis with extensive and current experience of development and innovation in teaching art, design & technology in schools. Ross is an Apple Distinguished Educator and an Adobe Education Leader.
The Flick-Flip-Flick project is designed to be suitable for participation from pupils at all levels of education, as the teacher participating in the project and CPD programme will work directly with their own students to tailor the project for them.
5 October 2010 (17:00-20:00) at Bower Ashton Campus
Programme:
17.00 – 18.30 Schools/Teachers Launch
18.30 – 20.00 Exhibition Preview
19.00 Welcome & introduction from Sam Thompson, Carinna Parraman and Steve Hoskins
There will be tours of CFPR during the evening which will take approx 15-20 mins
The first course for teachers starts on 20 October 2010. Further courses are taking place on:
Thursday 4 November 2010
Monday 15 November 2010
Tuesday 30 November 2010
Wednesday 8 December 2010
Book a place online now via: The online store
Subsidised rate £95 per delegate (supported through LEA) - Teachers funded by South Gloucestershire Council should e-mail Joanna2.Montgomery@uwe.ac.uk directly to confirm places
The exhibition will tour to Dansmarks Mediemuseum, Odense in 2010-11 – all schools taking part in the CPD course have the opportunity be included the exhibition.