Fashion is my ism

Monday, Oct 14, 2019 at 1:00 PM to Friday, Oct 18, 2019 at 4:00 PM CET

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Dress Code_ - Katerina Antonaki (2nd/3rd year students) Partial Approval - Free

Students are asked to think of the notion “DRESS CODE” in time and space. They are encouraged to reflect on the here and now, pick up one issue they consider most important, express themselves and deliver a 50x50 cm design that could work both autonomously and as part of a communal patchwork. Final works should combine bold typography and visuals. The patchwork; a new code, a contemporary fabric illustrating personal comments on the theme, should work on public display.

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Fashion is my ism- Marjatta Ittkonen, Anna Ciechanowicz (MA students) Partial Approval - Free

Topic of this year’s social design course is Fashion is my ism. The average consumer bought 60 percent more clothes in 2014 than in 2000, but kept each garment for half as long. During the workshop students will apply design proposals as digital platform, printed media or interactive media. Students will research, work in teams and create design concepts that will lead to design proposals. You will improve design skills, understanding how a society functions and critical thinking. Aim of the workshop is to create concepts how to reduce overconsumption in fashion business, what we should do with clothes that nobody wants or need and how to reuse clothes.

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Design a costume - Jan Bajtlik (2nd/3rd year students) Partial Approval - Free

Workshop task is to design a costume possible to wear it created from recycled materials. Costume is a medium to spread your critical message and awareness about consumption, exploitation of workers, overproduction in fashion industry related to our culture and climate disaster. Your fashion creation should spread critical message and show problems in a new light. Costume design can be created with typography or photography as well.

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Consumerism and the ways of countering it - Yadzia Williams, Anna Eichler, Sebastian Trzoska, Helen Docksey (1st year students) Partial Approval - Free

The workshop's goal is to make students aware of the problems of consumerism and the ways of countering it on the example of fashion and fashion choices they make every day. Working with second-hand garments, their own clothing, damaged fabrics, etc., the students will create an outfit responding to a particular issue caused by the fashion industry and consumers' habits in the contemporary world. The outfit will be catwalk-ready and accompanied by a fashion magazine cover and spread, explaining the concept behind its creation.

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Monday, Oct 14, 2019 at 1:00 PM to Friday, Oct 18, 2019 at 4:00 PM CET

The topic of this year’s social design course is Fashion is my ism. The average consumer bought 60 percent more clothes in 2014 than in 2000 but kept each garment for half as long. During the workshop, students will apply design proposals as a digital platform, printed media or interactive media. Students will research, work in teams and create design concepts that will lead to design proposals. You will improve design skills, understanding how society functions and critical thinking. The aim of the workshop is to create concepts on how to reduce overconsumption in the fashion business, what we should do with clothes that nobody wants or need and how to reuse clothes.

PJAIT Nema

Polish-Japanese Academy of Information Technology in Warsaw, New Media Arts Department

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