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16. May 2013

Don’t miss out on the final year students’ Fashion Management Gallery Show! 

Thursday, 16th May, 18:30, at Unit 55 - top floor  at the Marlands Shopping Centre.

After Show drinks at Re:So until 19:30.




 

16. May 2013

Year 2 BA Photography students would like to invite you to an opening of their group show ‘Recollections’ on Thursday 16 May from 17:00 - 19:30 in the photography studios of the Media Academy (JM Building floor 0). 


16. May 2013

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You are about to leave us for an exciting future.

We hope we ‘ve helped prepare you for that future - and we ‘d like to know how you get on once you ‘ve left.

That’s why we ‘ll be sending you a Destination Leavers from Higher Education (DLHE) survey at the end of the year. The survey results are widely publicised, and provide a good indication of how you and your fellow graduates are doing after university.

so wether you ‘ve been working, blogging, freelancing or hunting the perfect job, when the survey turns up please take a couple of minutes to fill it out.

In the meantime, our Facebook and LinkedIn groups are only a click away. Let us know how you ‘re getting on in the big wide world, but keep an eye out in December for the DLHE survey. 

All the best
SSU

16. May 2013

The next Solent Screen Research Talk will feature a discussion based on the politics of women in Turkish cinema from our delightful guest speaker Dr Eylem Atakav. 

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Eylem is Lecturer in Film and Television Studies at the University of East Anglia. She is the editor of Directory of World Cinema: Turkey (Intellect, 2013) and is currently working on two co-edited collections Women and Contemporary World Cinema and From Smut to Soft Core: 1970s and World Cinema.  She is on the editorial board of Sine/Cine: Journal of Film Studies and is currently researching the representation of ‘honour’ based violence in the media. Shealso blogs for the Huffington Post (UK), Newstatesman and Auteuse Theories and is, most importantly, a Solent graduate.


16. May 2013

You are cordially invited to Third Year final performances by BA(Hons) Performance students
in Studio Solent (JM315) over the next two weeks. Tickets, available on the door, are £5.00 and £3.00.
All performances start at 7.00pm.

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There are two different shows being performed, as follows:

Monday 20th and Tuesday 21st May
PANDORA
A devised physical theatre piece which uses the myth of Pandora as its starting point. Who opened
the box, and was it a woman or a man?

Thursday 23rd and Friday 24th May
THE WONDERFUL WORLD OF DISSOCIA by Anthony Neilson
A dark tragi-comedy which explores the strange fantasies of a descent into Dissociative Disorder.

2. May 2013

The Southampton Fashion Week is almost here! 



Southampton Fashion Conference:


Southampton’s fashion conference is a business-to-business event that aims to help the growth of local businesses and independent retailers from the Southampton area, while it is also targeting the  high number of local students who study a creative course and would like to increase their fashion related knowledge.


The event will take place on the 21
st of May, between 13:00’ and 15:00.
 
Some of the speakers who will give individual speeches on their areas of expertise, take part in debates and finally answer questions are: 
 

  • Kalee Hewlett (Stylist and presenter)
  • Simon Glazing (Winner of cosmopolitans male blogger of the year 2011)
  • 
Boo Attwood (Stylist)
  • 
Sarah Jones (Visual Merchandiser - SKJ limited)
  • Geoff Quin  (CEO -  ™ lewin)
  • 
Colin Temple (Director - Schuh)

  • Ted Polhemus (Fashion Writer and Photographer
  • Jason Kemp (CEO - mystylesearch.com)
  • Jheanelle Feanny- (Stylist)


The The event is sponsored by Eye Kandy Cosmetics.


 
The Southampton Fashion Week fashion show will follow the conference at 19:30’ and it will include sheer fabrics and contemporary designs with an injection of culture and vibrant colours alongside dance and music acts. 

Click here to buy your tickets NOW!

Follow the event on facebook and twitter

Are you excited? We know we are!! 


2. May 2013

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BAFTA award-winning cinematographer Brian Tufano visited Solent recently to share his insight and advice on his decade’s long career in the industry.

Tufano was interviewed about his films and career in front of an audience of Film and TV students by Solent Visiting Fellow Briggy Smale, perhaps best known for her time on Radio One.

Click here for the whole story.  



2. May 2013

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Sir Alan Parker, who has received 
an honorary degree from Southampton Solent University for his outstanding contribution and commitment to the arts, has now been awarded a BAFTA fellowship.

As John Willis, Chairman of the Academy, said: “Sir Alan Parker is a hugely distinctive filmmaker, and a man of uncompromising vision and personality. He has made an immense contribution to the British film industry, receiving a wide range of critical and public acclaim for his writing, producing and directing across almost 40 years of filmmaking. It’s almost impossible to highlight any one moment of his career, but the incredible 19 BAFTAs his films have won indicate the esteem in which he is held by his peers, as well as the outstanding nature of his work. I’m delighted that the Academy has taken this opportunity to recognise Sir Alan with the Fellowship this year.”

Previously honoured Fellows include Charlie Chaplin, Alfred Hitchcock, Steven Spielberg, Sean Connery, Elizabeth Taylor, Stanley Kubrick, Anthony Hopkins, Laurence Olivier, Judi Dench, Vanessa Redgrave and Christopher Lee. Martin Scorsese received the Fellowship at the Film Awards last February.

Sir Alan Parker has also named Solent’s largest studio, used for audience and music events and TV production, while he was at the University to take part in a guest speaker event hosted by Radio 1 Entertainment Reporter Briggy Smale.


Click here to watch Sir Alan Parker receive his award.


9. January 2013

Solent Showcase invites you to Design by Hand, an exhibition which is about commercial design in the pre-digital age.

By looking at the work of a highly succesful design studio in Edinburgh in the years before the advent of the computer, Forth Studios, hand-rendered art work can be seen in all its stages of development.

By carefully archiving their work over many years, 
Forth Studios and the Richard Demarco Archive have made it possible to produce a unique exhibition.


EXHIBITION: 25 January - 24 February 2013  

Join us on Thursday 24 January 2013, 18:00’- 20:00’  for the preview of the exhibition.