Wonderland by H.Storey and T.Ryan; with Interface (University of Ulster).
 
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About Wonderland (link). Background to Wonderland project (link). Wonderland in Sheffield (link). Wonderland in Belfast (link). Wonderland partners and supporters (link). Press contact details (link). Images from Wonderland (link). Wonderland educational resources (link).

“Wonderful Wonderland! A project filled with wisdom and great people, aesthetically and scientifically raising the awareness of real worries of the world. Making the dresses and seeing them disappear brings a strange sadness but proves that the Wonderland metaphor really works.
I am looking forward to bringing the beauty and challenge achieved in London and Sheffield to the people of Northern Ireland.”
Trish Belford, Interface, University of Ulster

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Wonderland in Belfast
8 Oct  – 8 Nov 2008

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Wonderland in Sheffield
18 June  – 13 July 2008

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Wonderland in London
29 January  – 29 February 2008

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A powerful project of shared ideas.  
Art. Science. Discovery.
Scientist Professor Tony Ryan, University of Sheffield.
Artist and designer Helen Storey, London College of Fashion.
Shining light on sustainability and ethical living.  
Science inspires art.
Art inspires activism.
Real solutions to real problems.
The start of something remarkable.
Disappearing dresses at Meadowhall.
Bottles become flowers at The Botanical Gardens.
The visual story at the Millennium Gallery.
The dialogue at the University of Sheffield.
Shock. Challenge. Provoke.
It starts here.

updated 18th September 2008
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Copyright ©2005 The Helen Storey Foundation, the University of Sheffield, The University of Ulster/Interface

 

white jacket with eye motif: photo Alex Maguire
photo - Alex Maguire

Weblinks
> Ormeau Baths Gallery

> Helen Storey Foundation
> Interface
>Showstudio
> DED
> London College of Fashion


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