Ross Bennett is an artist and designer based in Sheffield). His work explores the social life and care that exists around making and playing. Much of Ross’ work is focused on facilitating, the communicating and realising of ideas. Working with groups and individuals creating temporary projects ‘utopias’ that aim to puncture the contemporary reality and imagine new worlds into being. 
        He has a professional art & design practice working with cultural institutions internationally and has shown work, delivered workshops and designed projects with: Arts Catalyst, Abandon Normal Devices, British Design Council, County Hall Pottery, Portland Inn Project, Milton Keynes Arts Centre, University of the Arts London, The Showroom, Goldsmiths University, Super Slow Way, Rule of Threes, Roskilde Festival, University of Sheffield.
          He is currently developing Sheffield Artist Maker Exchange, a community making provision aiming to nurture and inspire a new generation of makers and creative businesses whilst contributing to a sustainable relationship with the things we use.

Working with the PIPPIN in Stoke-On-Trent to co-design an identity for their first ceramic product. The Portland Pigeon would become a crowd funder to support the development of a derelict pub in their neighbourhood into a community hub and cultural centre. Series of workshops with residents including design, consultation and printing.    

Working with the PIPPIN in Stoke-On-Trent to co-design an identity for their first ceramic product. The Portland Pigeon would become a crowd funder to support the development of a derelict pub in their neighbourhood into a community hub and cultural centre. Series of workshops with residents including design, consultation and printing.    

HS is a recipe book that realises the connections between poetry and cooking, the ritual and ceremony in the every day, breaking the sandwich out of the triangular-shaped box and offering it up as a tool for expression.

Concept, Poems, design, production, illustration and Custom typeface in collaboration with Hannah Fincham (Not A Sausage). Photos: Hato
Pages: 130 / Blue foiled Cover / Dimensions: 135 ×165 mm  / Format: Softcover, wire -o- bound/ Published and Printed by: Housework Press
Available from Not A Sausage

HS is a recipe book that realises the connections between poetry and cooking, the ritual and ceremony in the every day, breaking the sandwich out of the triangular-shaped box and offering it up as a tool for expression.

Concept, Poems, design, production, illustration and Custom typeface in collaboration with Hannah Fincham (Not A Sausage). Photos: Hato
Pages: 130 / Blue foiled Cover / Dimensions: 135 ×165 mm  / Format: Softcover, wire -o- bound/ Published and Printed by: Housework Press
Available from Not A Sausage

Working with the PIPPIN in Stoke-On-Trent to co-design an identity for their first ceramic product. The Portland Pigeon would become a crowd funder to support the development of a derelict pub in their neighbourhood into a community hub and cultural centre. Series of workshops with residents including design, consultation and printing.    

HS is a recipe book that realises the connections between poetry and cooking, the ritual and ceremony in the every day, breaking the sandwich out of the triangular-shaped box and offering it up as a tool for expression.

Concept, Poems, design, production, illustration and Custom typeface in collaboration with Hannah Fincham (Not A Sausage). Photos: Hato
Pages: 130 / Blue foiled Cover / Dimensions: 135 ×165 mm  / Format: Softcover, wire -o- bound/ Published and Printed by: Housework Press
Available from Not A Sausage

HS is a recipe book that realises the connections between poetry and cooking, the ritual and ceremony in the every day, breaking the sandwich out of the triangular-shaped box and offering it up as a tool for expression.

Concept, Poems, design, production, illustration and Custom typeface in collaboration with Hannah Fincham (Not A Sausage). Photos: Hato
Pages: 130 / Blue foiled Cover / Dimensions: 135 ×165 mm  / Format: Softcover, wire -o- bound/ Published and Printed by: Housework Press
Available from Not A Sausage