Discursive Spaces

TYPE: Workshop

YEAR: 2007

LOCATION: Brighton

Photo of three people sat down talking near a table. On the table is a series of notebooks, pens and water bottles.

Making Discursive Spaces was a project centred around a conventional studio-based design project in Interior Architecture at the University of Brighton, in Spring 2007.

For the project, Second year undergraduate students were asked to propose a programme for artists’ studios (defined as widely as they wanted) which fitted in and around the current activities of Truman Brewery in Brick Lane, East London. Through Arts Council England (ACE) funding six Deaf and disabled artists joined the students and tutors towards the end of this project, and interacted with students through seminars, presentations and 1:1 tutorials. The aim was to explore how artists might be able to engage students in thinking differently and more creatively about disability, access and inclusion in their design work.

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