Southern Regional College HND Fashion & Textile Design

08/01/2023

11/08/2021

https://www.src.ac.uk/courses/course?code=21-PT-L-P0009LD

18/06/2021

An insight into how our HND in Fashion & Textiles prepares you for further study form Stacey, who didn't say that she competed her degree with 1st class honours. Thank you Stacey

21/05/2021

A look back at previous End of Year work. From print to fashion and textile design, all discovered on our HND course.

21/05/2021

Fancy taking your creativity further? Are you ready to add a qualification in Art & Design to your CV?
Covering all aspects of textiles, from drawing up and designing to printmaking, pattern making, fashion or fibre arts and even installation art you will be taught industry standard skills and get to develop a professional portfolio, skills in your specific area and professional practices to enable you to ‘hit the ground running’. Previous students work across the spectrum now from Interior Design to teaching to print and fashion design. For more information you can book here for an appointment, apply through the college website www.src.ac.uk or e-mail [email protected]

21/05/2021

For information about our HND Art & Design (Textiles) apply via the website, e-mail: [email protected], message the page or book an appointment to find out more.

12/05/2021

26/03/2021

𝘞𝘩𝘢𝘵 𝘐𝘴_? Surrealism.
Originating in the 1920s, Surrealism is a literary, philosophical and artistic movement that explored the workings of the mind. It was characterised by experimentation. Surrealist artists emphasised the role of chance and play in the creation of their artworks. They were also interested in exploring the relationship between inner (psychological) and outer (lived) experience. Influenced by the emerging discipline of psychoanalysis and Sigmund Freud’s theories of the unconscious, they used dreams as a technique to gain access to the unconscious.
Works by artists such as Salvador Dalí and René Magritte were influenced by dream interpretation. This form of painting, which was referred to as ‘Oneiric’ (relating to dreams), was more realistic in its rendering but included fantastical and magical elements. The influence of Surrealism can be seen in the work of several artists in IMMA’s Collection such as Alice Maher, Colin Middleton, Paula Rego among others.

Discover more about Surrealism on our website: https://imma.ie/what-is-art/series-2-1900-1970/surrealism/

Image: Alice Maher, The Music of Things (Sleep), 2009, Video, sound by Trevor Knight, Duration: 3min.12 sec., Collection Irish Museum of Modern Art, Purchase, assisted by funding from Maire and Maurice Foley, 2010