Happy Mondays: Express yourself through journaling

17 January, 7pm, Michael Pearson Boardroom

Learn how to explore and express yourself using collage, sketch and watercolour.

In recent years journaling has really taken off, with many people finding it a mindful activity that has mental health benefits. So, why not come along to this hands-on workshop, suitable for all abilities, and find out what it’s all about.

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Graduate schemes workshop

18 January, 12pm – 12.30pm, Online

In this workshop you will get an overview of what graduates schemes are and when to apply.

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Virtual communication and collaboration workshop

18 January, 4pm – 6pm, Online

In this workshop you will get an overview of how to communicate and collaborate virtually.

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Ambiguous Standards Institute: A Travelling Exhibition

18 January, 4pm – 5pm, Martin Hall (MHL.0.03) & Online

As part of our Open Programme, Associate Professor Selçuk Artut will be giving a public lecture to launch the opening of an exhibition on Ambiguous Standards.

Dr Avşar Gürpinar from the School of Design and Creative Arts, together with Istanbul architect and designer, Cansu Cürgen, founded the Ambiguous Standards Institute (ASI) in 2014 to investigate how standards develop and their impact on daily life. ASI reveals the latent or invisible networks of standards – codes, quantities, or qualities – embedded in the objects and interactions that we use on a daily basis, ranging from birth control pill packets and carry-on bags to hand gestures, kitchen utensils, and objects used during public protests.

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