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By Susan Collins, on 1 August 2014
In May 2014 we were delighted that the Charles Wallace Trust through the British Council gave us the opportunity to host Joya Shahrin Huq, Assistant Professor in Printmaking at Dhaka University for an extended residency.
By Susan Collins, on 1 December 2013
Md. Khairul Hasan at the Slade Print Fair, November 2013
In November 2013, the extension of the Inspire exchange gave the opportunity for two Graduate students, Md. Khairul Hasan and Liton Paul, from the University of Dhaka Fine Art Faculty to spend a month as students of the Graduate programme at the Slade.
By Susan Collins, on 25 November 2012
My visit to the Slade School of Fine Art was a delightful and satisfactory one. I was visiting another school in another country for the first time. I was full of expectations and of course, some apprehensions. Reflecting on my experience of those ten days, I can only say that I am happy that I got the opportunity to visit the Slade. We spent some quality time in the company of some wonderful people—students and teachers of the school.
By Susan Collins, on 25 November 2012
During my second visit to the Slade in June 2011, Susan suggested that I should conduct a making workshop at Slade. So far we had not considered this possibility as the Slade students are not used to being directed by tutors in this particular way. However, Professor John Aiken had seen traditional clay icons of the Hindu goddess of wisdom in Dhaka and had found them fascinating, thus Susan had the idea that we could perhaps have a traditional making workshop based on the icon making process.
By Susan Collins, on 25 June 2011
Nasimul Khabir (Duke) with John Bremner (l) and Giles Corby (r) in the Slade Workshop
By Susan Collins, on 25 March 2011
My visit to the Slade School of Fine Art in March 2011 was no doubt an important event in my life. It has benefited me personally as an artist and also as a teacher.
By Susan Collins, on 25 October 2010
