Das Kühlhaus Berlin
Luckenwalder Str. 3, 10963 Berlin, Germany
16 – 18 November 2018

EXCHANGE BERLIN is an international exposition of artist/curator-led presentations loosely underpinnned by ideas around transnational localism. EXCHANGE BERLIN encourages integrated, collaborative and even spontaneous modes of exhibition and critical evaluation. The aim of all Sluice projects is to offer an independent alternative to the dominant organisational paradigms whilst demonstrating a belief in the importance of international engagement for otherwise local projects.

Exhibiting with the Blackwater Polytechnic alongside EMC Collard, Ben Coode-Adams, Fiona Curran and Justin Knopp.

Read Resistant Materials, an essay by Ben Coode-Adams and Freddie Robins (Blackwater Polytechnic) in Sluice magazine, Inter/nationalism issue, Autumn/Winter 2018

Photography: Ben Coode-Adams

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The All The Time Gloves are a collaboration between Freddie Robins and designer, Donna Wilson. Freddie was Donna’s tutor at the Royal College of Art and has been a huge supporter of her work ever since.

100% lambswool, knitted in Scotland.
Available in three colourways – burgundy, orange or caspian blue
£35.00 per pair.

Use the code TICKTOCK20 for a 20% discount via Donna Wilson’s online shop.

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Freddie Robins’s article, Do Not Touch, is now published in Surface Design Journal, Fall 2018.

Read article here

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Blackwater Polytechnic will be exhibiting at
Sluice_Exchange Berlin 2018
Das Kühlhaus Berlin
Luckenwalder Str. 3, 10963 Berlin, Germany

Opening hours:
Friday 16 November 18:00 – 23:00
Saturday 17 + Sunday 18 November 11:00 – 19:00

Blackwater Polytechnic will be presenting works by EMC Collard, Ben Coode-Adams, Fiona Curran, Justin Knopp and Freddie Robins.

Read Resistant Materials, an essay by Ben Coode-Adams and Freddie Robins (Blackwater Polytechnic) in Sluice magazine, Inter/nationalism issue, Autumn/Winter 2018

sluice.info
blackwaterpolytechnic.com

Freddie Robins features in two new books and a journal published this month -

Craftfulness – Mend yourself by making things by Rosemary Davidson and Arzu Tahsin, published by Quercus, London.

Unravelled – Contemporary Knit Art by Charlotte Vannier, published by Thames & Hudson, London.

Unpicking the Narrative: Difficult Women, Difficult Work, co-authored by Freddie Robins, Lucy Day & Eliza Gluckman, Textile: Journal of Cloth and Culture, Volume 16, 2018 Issue 3: The Matter of Material, published by Taylor & Francis.