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MA Fashion Artefact is a unique course at London College of Fashion, UAL, dedicated to developing and making contemporary fashion products. Traditional craftsmanship and industrial technologies are studied and mastered to a high quality of making. Students’ ideas and philosophies culminate in both wearable and non-wearable objects that assert new meanings to challenge, critique and redefine accessories, reflecting and influencing the world in which we live. 

See below a showreel of selected film and imagery featured on the London Craft Week website offers an insight into how they explore themes that address material and critical culture, the body and the role of objects within fashion.

To support the showreel, a live panel discussion explores the focus of Artefacts in fashion today. Panellists include Naomi Filmer, course leader for Fashion Artefact; Georgina Goodman, senior lecturer at LCF; Jo Cope, a graduate from Fashion Artefact; and Judith Clark from the centre for Fashion Curation at LCF and ambassador for Michelangelo Foundation.

LONDON COLLEGE OF FASHION PRESENT A SHOWREEL FEATURING THE WORK OF SIX RECENT GRADUATE FROM MA FASHION ARTEFACT AND MA FOOTWEAR 2021. THIS SELECTION OF GRADUATE WORK DEMONSTRATES THE BROAD SPECTRUM OF CREATIVE AND CRAFT PRACTISE NURTURED ON THE MA PROGRAMS, EXPLORING THEMES THAT ADDRESS MATERIAL AND CRITICAL CULTURE, THE BODY, THE ROLE OF OBJECTS WITHIN FASHION AND POSSIBILITIES OF TRANSFORMATION IN OUR LIVES. Click here to find out more.