Posts Tagged ‘Leeds College of Art’

On Thursday 28th January, the first Creative Networks of 2010 presents internationally acclaimed speaker and photographer, Martin Parr.

Martin Parr is probably one of the most influential living British Photographers still working today. With over fifty books and countless exhibitions, Parr is known for his lurid and sometimes shocking use of colour in photography, and his satirical witty approach to documentary photography leaves the viewer not sure whether to laugh or cry. (more…)

It’s Christmas which means it’s time to relax, kick of your shoes, come inside by the fire and take time out to network. On Thursday 17th December from 6pm till late, Creative Networks invites you to Leeds College of Art, where we’ll throw another log on the fire, serve winter drinks, heart warming food and enjoy some live music. (more…)

On Tuesday 8th December from 6.30pm till late, Animated Yorkshire will be hosting an event at the Leeds College of Art to discuss what does make a great animated music video?

Ashley Dean from Broken Pixel Animation will talk about his ideas of how music and animation can come together to show of your work. All are welcomed to join in, so bring along your favourite animated music video to discuss. (more…)

On Thursday 26th November, Leeds College of Art will be hosting Creative Networks with international creative industries business advisor, trainer and consultant, David Parrish.

Author of the acclaimed book, ‘T-Shirts and Suits‘, David has directly helped hundreds of creative, cultural and digital enterprises, to become even more successful through his own particular approach to integrating creativity and business. A hugely entertaining speaker, this event will be of interest to anyone working within or across the creative, cultural and digital industry sectors of Yorkshire. (more…)

Celebrating our first anniversary, Creative Networks presents:

Ajaz Ahmed, is the Founder of Freeserve, the UK™s largest Internet Service Provider (ISP) now known as Orange. His eureka moment came when he bought a PC at PC World in Leeds and nobody in the store could tell him how to get onto the Internet. After much persuasion by him, Dixons launched Freeserve in September 1998 and became the UK™s largest ISP in just three short months. It floated just nine months later at a market cap of £1.5bn and entered the FT 100 soon after, in March 2000 it had a market cap of £9bn. Ajaz was one of the three founding executives to launch the business, seeing it through flotation and the £1.6bn sale to Wanadoo. (more…)