Annabel Fraser
MA work
MA work
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No Place, Annabel Fraser
Ink on tracing paper
The city is the subject of my work. I look for ways to find and tell stories about urban space. Historical research is important. Taking photographs in my places of enquiry is important. Talking to people is important. All feed into the final outcome of projects undertaken.
Coming from a background in architecture and exhibition design, my work now takes various forms but almost always uses the third dimension. Continuing from the Royal College, I intend to work independently as well as alongside museums and their collections.
Info
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MA Degree
School
School of Communication
Programme
MA Visual Communication, 2008
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Contact
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07977 460060
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The city is the subject of my work. I look for ways to find and tell stories about urban space. Historical research is important. Taking photographs in my places of enquiry is important. Talking to people is important. All feed into the final outcome of projects undertaken.
Coming from a background in architecture and exhibition design, my work now takes various forms but almost always uses the third dimension. Continuing from the Royal College, I intend to work independently as well as alongside museums and their collections.
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Degrees
- BA (Hons) Architecture, University of Cambridge, 1998; MA Architecture, University of Cambridge, 2001
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Experience
- Graphic Designer, Freelance, London, 2006 to present; Designer, Casson Mann Designers, London, 2004-6; Part 2 Architect, Imrey Culbert Studio, New York, USA, 2001-3; Editor, Cambridge University Architecture Journal, Cambridge, 2000-1
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Exhibitions
- 21 Grams, Dazed & Confused Gallery, London, 2007
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Awards
- Winner, National Magazines Award, 2007; Winner, RIBA Anderson & Webb Scholarship, 1996