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âThe Roker Breakfast Girlsâ; will give a talk and screen their short film on the 8th of February with cocktails and networking afterwards in Gallery 5 of The Lighthouse
The Creative Entrepreneurs Club and Bombay Sapphire have teamed up to bring you a unique event featuring a trio of UK glass designers from Scotland, London and Bristol whose short film âRoker Breakfastâ was judged the winner of the £20,000 Bombay Sapphire Prize by a panel who included: Ron Arad, Tom Dixon, Nicole Farhi, Thomas Heatherwick, Lesley Jackson, Dan Klein and Nadja Swarovski.
The glassmakers say that their film (named after the Roker Hotel in Sunderland where they stayed when making the film at the National Glass Centre) "celebrates the theatricality of glassmaking, which normally takes second place behind the finished object". The short film emphasises the drama and dangers in a hotshop, the extraordinary aspects of glassmaking and the amazing qualities of hot glass. The film shows glass pouring, spreading, elongating, stretching, spilling, cooling, cracking and breaking as well as the more predictable way it behaves when tooled and worked.
Designer Ron Arad described Roker Breakfast as a "mini masterpiece. These people live glass. They're not scared of glass and they see a beauty that's normally hidden from everyone."
âThe Roker Breakfast Girlsâ; Anne Brodie, Ruth Dupré and Louise Gilbert Scott will give a talk and screen their short film on the 8th of February with cocktails and networking afterwards in Gallery 5 of The Lighthouse
The work of the 24 designers short-listed for the Prize will be showcased in the Bombay Sapphire Blue Room exhibition currently installed in the Young Designers Gallery at The Lighthouse from 24 January - 08 March 2006.
Speaker(s): |
Anne Brodie | talks |
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Date and Time: |
8 February 2006 at 6:00 pm |
Duration: | 3 hours |
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Venue: |
THE LIGHTHOUSE |
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Tickets: |
£20+vat (free to CEC annual fee payers) |
Available from: |
Stacey Hunter |
Additional Information: |
The Creative Entrepreneurs Club Designers, thinkers, doers, creatives, writers, analysts, stylists, musicians, DJs, gamers, architects and cultural academics â“ collectively, they represent the membership of the Creative Entrepreneurs Club, the network for the creative industries in Scotland. The CEC is coordinated by The Lighthouse, Scotlandâs National Centre for Architecture Design and The City, which gives us direct access to both established companies and new talent from our Art Schools and Universities. Membership means youâll be joining the network for creative industries, and will have a voice in an ongoing forum for discussion that is shaping a global industry, and defining Scotlandâs increasingly important place within it. |
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