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In partnership with the University of Lincoln, The National Centre for Craft & Design presents a thought provoking exhibition exploring 3D printing technology. The Good, The Bad and The Beautiful celebrates innovation, poses ethical questions and considers the future of the manufacturing process.

Works on display explore the innovative, political, social and environmental aspects of 3D printing. The show highlights that whilst the process is opening up new creative possibilities for makers, the technology also raises other complex questions – the role of designer and maker; authorship; our relationships with objects, customisation and mass production; conservation or changing history; environmental problem or a way of democratising medicine?

The Good, The Bad and The Beautiful is an immersive experience that includes light, sound and touch to create new levels of accessibility for audiences with different needs. The exhibition is part of an ongoing research study by the University of Lincoln into accessibility for visually impaired audiences.

Private View: Fri 27 Jan, 6-8pm
Free, everyone welcome

Artists:

Bart Hess
Byron Colman
Crick Smith
Danit Peleg
Dorry Hsu
Emerging Objects
Geoffrey Mann
Grace du Prez
Jason Wilsher-Mills
Lionel T Dean
Lynne MacLachlan
Matthew Plummer Fernandez
Michael Eden
N-E-R-V-O-U-S System
Richard Arm
Unfold
University of Lincoln Design-athon

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