All Outputs (3)

From Bash Street to Duchamp, reproduction and originality using digitally created content (2006)
Book Chapter
Hoskins, S., Fairclough, S., & Harrison, C. (2006). From Bash Street to Duchamp, reproduction and originality using digitally created content. In R. Thompson, A. Manning, & J. Townsend (Eds.), Preservation and Conservation Issues Related to Digital Printing and Digital Photography Conference. Institute of Physics

The digital printing of imagery has caused speculation in regard to originality of image both in conception and in conservation. It has recreated the old arguments constantly cited over the authenticity of the artist original print, because the subj... Read More about From Bash Street to Duchamp, reproduction and originality using digitally created content.

Digitally print technologies and their relation to vitreous enamel on metal for the visual artist (2006)
Book
Hoskins, S., & Turrell, E. C. (2006). Digitally print technologies and their relation to vitreous enamel on metal for the visual artist. Denver, Colorado, USA: NIP22: International Conference on Digital Printing Technologies

The Centre for Fine Print Research at the University of the West of England has recently installed a large-scale kiln for firing enamel on metal panels used in public art projects. This has necessitated research into methods of transferring digital p... Read More about Digitally print technologies and their relation to vitreous enamel on metal for the visual artist.

The diversity of digital print technologies used in the creation of high quality Fine Art (2006)
Journal Article
Hoskins, S. (2006). The diversity of digital print technologies used in the creation of high quality Fine Art

The Centre for Fine Print Research in Bristol UK undertakes research into print technologies from the traditional 19th Century to the latest digital capture and print. Outcomes of this research are often realised in collaborative projects with well-k... Read More about The diversity of digital print technologies used in the creation of high quality Fine Art.