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For one week in the spring of 2010 and again for a week in spring 2011 students took up residence in the windows of the Heal’s store on Tottenham Court Road to create original and limited edition artwork and installations as part of Artists in Residence 2010 and Artists in Residence 2011.

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Heal's Residencies
Heal's Residencies, 2010

Heal's Residency - February 2011 Cansu Aladag - Large scale knitting can be seen through the window.

Mick Farrell

Heal's Residencies
Heal's Residencies, Haruka Ono, 2011

Heal's Residencies - February 2011 Haruka Ono's treasure map of the floor created for customers to add "finds".

Mick Farrell

Heal's Residencies
Heal's Residencies, Nina Rodin, 2010

Heal's Residencies - 1-7 February 2010

Heal's Residencies
Heal's Residencies, 2010

Heal's Residencies - 1-7 February 2010 Gavin Weber - 1830s wood block printing press. Gavin and other Slade students created wood cuts live over the seven days which were then printed and available to purchase.

Mick Farrell

Heal's Residencies
Heal's Residencies, 2010

Heal's Residencies - February 2010

Dave Christopher(?)

For one week in the spring of 2010 and again for a week in spring 2011 students took up residence in the windows of the Heal’s store on Tottenham Court Road to create original and limited edition artwork and installations as part of Artists in Residence 2010 and Artists in Residence 2011.

This inspirational design project of interactive windows was first launched to celebrate the 200 year centenary of Heals (Ambrose Heal had been an occasional student at the Slade). The project Artists in Residence was about linking with the art and design community which is of fundamental importance to the business and led to a number of exciting collaborations such as the exclusive ‘Heal’s Rules’ product range devised by the MA student Jeremy Hutchison, sold in-store and online from February 2011 and Gavin Weber’s use of an 1830s wood block printing press which he and other Slade students used to create wood cuts live over the seven days which were then printed and available to purchase.

http://www.heals.co.uk/press-releases/heals-2010-slade-press-release/pcat/slade_release

http://www.creativereview.co.uk/cr-blog/2011/february/the-slade-at-heals