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Chronology
2006 / 2007:
16-17 November 2006 Curriculum Enrichment: National Teaching Fellowship Award Workshops.
6 November 2006 Community Outreach - Schools: Meeting Creative Partnerships Thurrock.
14 October 2006 Curriculum Enrichment: using film to record equine dissection.
Early October 2006 Studio Development: Pilot Project graduates move in to building on Lordship Campus.
4 October 2006 Community Outreach: Creative Partnerships Exhibition event.
15–29 September 2006 Community Outreach - Academic: Teaching Lepaa Finland International Summer School.
14 September 2006 Studio Development: Arts & Business Ickworth House – team.
13 September 2006 Community Outreach: Lecture Botanic Gardens Congress Oxford/Kew.
11 September 2006 Community Outreach: Lecture Greenspace EAST held at Writtle College. 2005 / 2006:
4–5 September 2006 Community Outreach: CorelDraw Training for local Landscape Architects practice.
10 August 2006 Curriculum Enrichment: Distal Limb filming.
15 June 2006 Community Outreach: Felmore School visit to Writtle, collaboration with ‘Circling the Square’.
6–10 June 2006 Exhibition: ‘A Piece of the Jigsaw’ held in the gallery space of Main Building to mark the conclusion of Landscape of Mosaic Leverhulme Trust funded residency of Anne Schwegmann-Fielding.
6 June 2006 Exhibition: Private View for ‘A Piece of the Jigsaw Exhibition’.
6 June 2006 Community Outreach: Aim Higher – One Day One Artist – artist procured through CADE and documented by CADE with DVD supplied to participants.
24 May 2006 Community Outreach: Aim Higher – Fit for the Future – documented by CADE with DVD supplied to participants.
19 May 2006 Community Outreach: Professor Carol Goodwin Environmental Art day with Canadian and Finnish Students on tour.
15 & 22 May 2006 Curriculum Enrichment: Landscape & Arts module at Maldon Hospital.
8–19 May 2006 Artist Residency: Lynn Schwartz at Writtle.
12 April 2006 Community Outreach: Design Summer 2005 School Re-Union workshop – sculpture from recycled materials – Janie Townshend.
6 April 2006 Studio Development: meeting – ‘Space to Work’ Working Group – Essex Record Office.
Early April 2006 Exhibition: Visualising Ideas.
27 March – 19 May 2006 Exhibition: Lynn Schwartz.
24 March 2006 Studio Development: initial conceptual ideas discussed with architect consultant from START International.
23 March 2006 Community Outreach: Salvation Army Farm Hadleigh – Willow maze planting with Lois Crisp.
3 March 2006 Studio Development: business start-up units pilot project at Writtle College.
30 January – 4 February 2006 Exhibition: Worshipful Company of Gardeners exhibition in Guildhall Art Gallery.
28 November 2005 Consultancy: Broomfield Hospital Internal Courtyards Report Published
24 November 2005 Community Outreach: Landscape of Mosaic Wheelbarrow Day at Writtle.
9 November 2005 Community Outreach: meeting i10.
28 October 2005 Curriculum Enrichment: HIDE2 Seminar Gunpowder Park – team from college.
14 October 2005 Community Outreach: Essex Arts Strategy working group.
20 September 2005 Community Outreach: ‘creative spaces’ Colchester launch. 2004 / 2005:
14 – 31 August 2005 Exhibition: Shadow Over Us Display at Gardens of Easton Lodge for Family Activities and Memories Days and beyond.
4 August 2005 Community Outreach: St Peter’s Hospital, Maldon Willow weaving workshop with Deb Hart.
1 August 2005 Consultancy: meeting Broomfield Hospital PFI Courtyards Concepts interim presentation by Richard Romang at Broomfield Hospital.
28 July 2005 Studio Development: Arts Council East visit to Writtle College to look at Fruit Farm as part of the business plan development.
25-27 July 2005 Community Outreach: HEFCE Summer School – Illuminating Design. Summer school for Year 11 students with visiting designer Mark Edwards.
1-2 July 2005 Community Outreach: Groundbreakers/Big Day Out – CADE running ‘god’s eyes’ activity.
30 June 2005 Community Outreach: Our Lady Immaculate Roman Catholic Primary School, Chelmsford – Scale and Environment workshop with Thadian Pillai.
15 June 2005 Artist Residency: Landscape of Mosaic Open Afternoon.
10 June 2005 Community Outreach: CADE gave paper at Essex Cultural Forum (meeting of Leisure Managers from local councils in Essex).
6 June 2005 Community Outreach: Essex Gardens Trust – visit to design exhibition.
25 May 2005 onwards Exhibition: College Master plan Writtle College and Writtle Village Day Monday 30 May.
18-29 April 2005 Artist Residency: Henri-Georges Vidal – at Writtle College on Essex County Council Picardy Arts Exchange programme.
7-8 April 2005 Community Outreach: Willow Workshop - Deb Hart.
6 April 2005 Studio Development: ‘space to work’ conference Essex County Council and CADE collaboration to investigate artists’ studio requirements in the region.
16 March 2005 Curriculum Enrichment: Essex Gardens Trust meeting ‘From Ground to Plan’ held at Writtle, speaker from Liz Lake Associates.
10 March 2005 Community Outreach: meeting Essex County Council Studios Strategy Group.
8 March 2005 Curriculum Enrichment: Gunpowder Park Design Charrette, one day Landscape and Garden Design student group exercise.
23 February 2005 Conference: ‘Agriculture and Arts – cultivating successful outcomes’ Conference held at Writtle College supported by the Rural Renaissance Fund for Essex.
6 January 2005 Community Outreach: i10 Opportunities for Rural Innovation seminar, Writtle College.
8 December – 4 January 2005 Exhibition: the Shadow over Us for Gardens of Easton Lodge Sculpture Trail in college foyer.
6 December 2004 onwards Exhibition: Landscape of Mosaic.
26 November 2004 Community Outreach: Anglo European School, Ingatestone visit to glasshouses, Writtle College.
6 October 2004 Studio Development: meeting with EEDA at Writtle College.
26 September 2004 Curriculum Enrichment: meeting Martin Sellens, University of Essex.
24-26 September 2004. Community Outreach: sculpture The Shadow Over Us for Gardens of Easton Lodge Sculpture Trail, sponsored by Eastern Waste Disposal. 2003 / 2004:
September 2004 Community Outreach: Jill Raggett attends Congress in Japan and gives a paper on CADE.
26 - 30 July 2004 Community Outreach: HEFCE Year 11 Design Summer School ‘Spaced Out: Designing Our Environment’ at Writtle College.
12 July 2004 Exhibition: Work of Writtle Design and Science schools at University of Essex.
2-3 July 2004 Community Outreach: Groundbreakers - Artist Russell Thoburn working with public recycling plastic carrier bags.
July 2004 Studio Development: Feasibility Study for conversion of Countryside Skills Building for CADE incubator project published.
May 2004 Exhibition: A retrospective of CADE project work.
18 May 2004 Community Outreach: Catherine Pearson gave a paper at the National Gallery: The role of the National Gallery and its influence on the UK's Regional Museums during the Second World War.
9 -14 May 2004 Community Outreach: Steve Terry worked on GMTV Garden Design and Construction Project.
17 May 2004 Curriculum Enrichment: Environmental Art on Campus - Landscape Gardens and Arts Module.
19-26 April 2004 Community Outreach: Willow Weaving project for Groundbreakers with The Plume School.
30 April 2004 Curriculum Enrichment: Valerie Thuillier Artist in Residence, event in College Centenary Garden.
13 April - 7 May 2004 Exhibition: Valerie Thuillier Artist in Residence.
16 April - 3 May 2004 Artist Residency: Valerie Thuillier, Essex Picardy Arts Exchange, Essex County Council / Writtle College.
22 March - 2 April 2004 Exhibition: students work from Russell Thoburn’s workshops using recycled plastic bags.
15 March Curriculum Enrichment: Arts Projects with Communities: Interpretation for Leisure Module.
15 March Curriculum Enrichment and Community Outreach: Dragonfly Community Art Workshop for Landscapes, Gardens and Arts Module working with Writtle Primary School.
8-19 March 2004 Exhibition: Marie-Claude Quignon’s Glasshouse Project.
10 March 2004 Community Outreach: Schools Project Paper Landscapes at The Bishops' Primary School, Springfield, Chelmsford.
23-27 February 2004 Curriculum Enrichment: Russell Thoburn and Design students participating in design workshops using recycled carrier bags investigating space, sustainability and the landscape.
23 February 2004 Curriculum Enrichment and Community Outreach: Theatre Spaces within Landscapes, Cherrill Sands - Landscapes, Gardens and Arts Module.
16 February - 2 March 2004 Exhibition: 'Space and Communities' Exhibition for College foyer.
12 and 19 February 2004 Community Outreach - Training Provision: Essex Gardens Trust -'Research Techniques: Historic Landscapes'.
22nd November 2003 Community Outreach: Jill Raggett gave paper to Essex Gardens Trust: 'The Gardens of China'.
17-19 October 2003 Community Outreach: Paper 'The Work of Memory' given at the Landscape and Arts Network Conference, Yorkshire Sculpture Park (Jill Raggett).
3-5 October 2003 Community Outreach: Paper given at University of Oxford and Historic Gardens Trust Conference - 'Gardens of China: Scholarly Retreats and Imperial Pleasure Grounds' (Jill Raggett). 2002 / 2003:
Summer 2003 - Artist/consultant Tim Ward appointed to undertake a feasibility study into the development of a Centre for Arts and Design in the Environment.
Summer 2003 - Collaborative research project funded by the College takes place between Mark Winwood, photographer and a member of design staff working with students to explore the meaning of space and community.
Spring 2003 - Marie-Claude Quignon, Artist in Residence, part of an exchange programme between Essex and Picardy, France, supported by Essex County Council. A community artwork is created of words acting as a summary of the experience of studying or working at the College and inscribed onto a glasshouse.
Spring 2003 - Member of staff lectures at the University of British Columbia, Canada, on Writtle College’s experience of introducing the arts into a science-based institution.
Spring 2003 - Member of staff lectures at the Nova Scotia Agricultural College, Canada, on the issues of placing arts in the landscape.
Spring 2003 - Willow maze is created by Deb Hart working with local school children in preparation for the second Groundbreakers event.
Winter 2002 - Writtle technical staff, students and willow artist Deb Hart create ‘Woven into Regeneration’, a project which combined willow weaving, environmental art and horticultural techniques in the regeneration of a yew hedge. 2001 / 2002:
Summer 2002 - Staff join a steering group of Essex County Council to investigate the feasibility of creating a garden as an artistic statement of the Chinese cultural and commercial links within the county.
Summer 2002 - The Ground Breakers Event, at Writtle College, uses a range of artists to promote the land based industries.
Summer 2002 - Dissertation student, Anita Fenton, completing a collaborative research project with Chelmsford Town Centre Manager and retailers on the placement of sculpture within an urban setting.
Spring 2002 - Major sculpture donated to Writtle College by the Hannah Peschar Sculpture Gallery, Surrey, in recognition of our connections with the gallery and work with students to develop a greater awareness of sculpture. 2000 / 2001:
Summer 2001 - Member of staff undertakes a collaborative piece of work with an artist to produce an ice sculpture for Scottish Heritage.
Spring 2001 - Arts Symposium ‘Sculpting the Landscape with Soil’ at Writtle College, attended by over 160 delegates from a range of professions.
Autumn 2000/Spring 2001 - Jim Buchanan, Artist in Residence at Writtle College. 1999 / 2000:
Spring 2000 - Essex County Council provide a £1,000 Arts Award to support The Year of the Artist venture at Writtle College.
Winter 2000 - Application approved, £5,000 award, for The Year of the Artist. 1998 / 1999:
Summer 1999 - Landscape construction staff produce The Chair, a sculpture cum seat in the College grounds.
Summer 1999 - BSc Landscape and Garden Design Dissertation by Esther Rowland, An investigation into why sculptures are being placed in the rural landscape.
Spring and Summer 1999 - Staff involved in the Wider View Project, based at Wysing Arts, Cambridge, funded by the Arts Council and the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation, investigating the relationship between science and the arts. Resulted in a three month exhibition and a publication.
Spring 1999 - Series of weekend short courses, developed with the Royal Horticultural Society and Stephanie Bunn, on willow structures.
Spring 1999 - Member of staff is invited to give a paper at the HortEast Conference, Nova Scotia, Canada on ‘Art in the Landscape’.
Autumn 1998 - Training event for artists held at Writtle College, organised by Commissions East. 1997 / 1998:
Summer 1998 - article by Writtle staff in Landscape and Art - the journal of the Landscape and Art Network.
Summer 1998 - A member of Writtle staff lectures on “Ideas for enriching School Landscapes through the Arts” at an Essex schools event, for the organisation Learning through Landscape.
Summer 1998 - full page review of the Living Art Conference in The Garden Design Journal.
Spring 1998 - Writtle College Conference - Living Art in the Landscape. 1996 / 1997:
Summer 1997 - BSc Landscape and Garden Design Dissertation by Angela Gallino, An exploration of living art in the landscape.
Autumn 1996 - BSc Landscape and Garden Design, create sculptures from natural materials in the college grounds in response to learning objectives in the module Landscape and the Arts.
Autumn 1996 - BSc Landscape and Garden Design, Landscape and the Arts Module launched, provides a valuable opportunity to extend arts awareness in the curriculum and mirror the increasing interest of the landscape industry.
Autumn 1996 - BSc Landscape and Garden Design students visit the Hannah Peschar Sculpture Garden, Surrey, a creative link is forged with the owners of this gallery, and students use it as a source of inspiration and for dissertation research. Ongoing relationship. 1995 / 1996:
Spring 1996 - Sculpture created by the National Diploma in Amenity Horticulture students, receives media attention in the local press.
Spring 1995 - 1996 National Diploma in Amenity Horticulture students created sculptures in the college grounds from ‘stooled’ willow, incorporated into the curriculum as part of the interpretation of gardens.
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