Julia Keyte
Course Leader BA(hons) Metalwork and Jewellery
j.keyte@shu.ac.uk
0114 225 2649
Background
Julia is a senior lecturer and has been course leader for the BA Metalwork and Jewellery since January 2008. As an academic area of study, Metalwork and Jewellery is an opportunity to explore different ways of thinking about the intimate relationship between people and objects.
Central to this exploration is innovation through hands-on making and the development of a personal dialogue with materials. Julia recognises the importance of nurturing the individual within a supportive community of learners and practitioners.
Research papers
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KEYTE, Julia (2012). Objects in purgatory: how we live with uncherished gifts. In: Out of Control: 8th International Design & Emotion Conference, London, 11th-14th September, 2012. (Submitted)
FISHER, Tom, KEYTE, Julia and WOOD, Nicola (2009). Hands on - hands off on hitting your thumb with a virtual hammer. In: Undisciplined! Design Research Society Conference 2008, Sheffield Hallam University, Sheffield, UK, 16-19 July 2008.
KEYTE, Julia (2007). Domestic plastic collection of jewellery. [Show/Exhibition]
KEYTE, Julia (2007). Durable design: an opportunity for contemporary studio jewellery? In: EAD 07, Izmir University of Economics, Turkey, April 2007.