NSEAD North West | Gelli Printing Workshop
Get creative this October! Join us for a FREE gelli printing workshop, expertly led by Lynne Calland and hosted by Abacus Creative Resources.
North West art and design educators are invited to join Lynne – artist educator and NSEAD Council member – for this creative workshop focusing on botanical gelli printing, image transfer, stencil and masking techniques. All materials are included, but participants may wish to bring an apron or old shirt to protect their clothes.
Tea and coffee will be provided; please bring a packed lunch.
A note on bookings:
There are 15 x spaces available on this workshop. If we reach capacity, a waitlist will be opened for an additional afternoon workshop between 1.30pm - 3.30pm. Please only sign up for the waitlist if you are available to attend an afternoon workshop.
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Writing really good conference abstracts
Demystify the abstract writing process and discover practical tips for writing and submitting abstracts to academic conferences and publications.
iJADE has a long history of encouraging the participation of those new to presenting at academic conferences and writing for publication.
This practical session is for anyone – including educators, researchers and artists – who would appreciate time to explore how to write a good conference abstract or get their work ready for academic journals, such as the International Journal of Art & Design Education.
The session will look at what conferences organisers might be expecting in an abstract, the format that abstracts are expected to follow, and questions that authors may want to ask themselves whilst writing them. It will discuss how a conference abstract connects to the formal abstract submitted with a written academic paper for journal publication.
Including practical tasks as well as sharing of good practice, we hope that the session will not only prepare participants for submitting papers to the 2027 iJADE conference, but will be useful for anyone interested in presenting at conferences more generally.
Session aims:
- To demystify the abstract writing process for conference presentation papers.
- To provide practical tips for writing academic conference abstracts (including but not limited to the iJADE conference).
This workshop is open to both members and non-members of NSEAD and free to attend.
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At NSEAD we believe our events should be an inclusive, and accessible experience for all. We expect anyone attending and working at our events to adhere to our code of conduct to ensure a safe and productive environment for everyone. See our full code of conduct.