The inspiration behind my current project lies in
industrial structures situated on the outskirts of towns and cities.
Referred to as ‘Edgelands’, these are places which tend to be overlooked as we
don’t come into prolonged contact with them on a day to day basis.
Sunday 28 April 2013
BA3 students build up to their end of course exhibition.
The BA3 Ceramics & Jewellery students are coming to the end of their course. They are completing their final work and getting ready for the show and New designers in London. Here are just a small selection of the work that will be on show.
Tom Fisher soda fired bottles and sculptures
Tom Fisher soda fired bottles and sculptures
Peter Bodenham Course tutor makes new work
BA2 students put on a selling show as part of the closing of The Home for Orphaned Dishes
Its opening on the 18th May where the students will be trying to sell their work. Come and take a look
http://www.orielmyrddingallery.co.uk/
Clay in May exhibition
A number of the 2nd year students have go together to take part in two shows in Carmarthen town this demonstrates a tremendous entrepreneurial spirit The Oriel King street Gallery is from 2nd May until the 31st.
http://www.kingstreetgallery.co.uk/
http://www.olwenthomas.com/
Hilery Coole
This vessel is part of a project inspired by the designs and fabrics of my parents 1950s home. I have a black and white photograph of myself as a baby resting against a cushion that my mother and I recall as being of a heavy, coarsely woven fabric in black, white, yellow and red stripes with a black and white footstep pattern. My mother sewed all the curtains and cushions for their first home from this material on a Singer Sewing Machine she bought from an auntie
who had never used it. She still owns the Singer but sadly not the cushions and curtains.
Hilery Coole
This vessel is part of a project inspired by the designs and fabrics of my parents 1950s home. I have a black and white photograph of myself as a baby resting against a cushion that my mother and I recall as being of a heavy, coarsely woven fabric in black, white, yellow and red stripes with a black and white footstep pattern. My mother sewed all the curtains and cushions for their first home from this material on a Singer Sewing Machine she bought from an auntie
who had never used it. She still owns the Singer but sadly not the cushions and curtains.
Addicted to Pinterest.com
Sorry for being off air but we are back
The term is rapidly coming to an end and crescendo as the shows are looming. Students are working for their BA shows and other years are working towards shows in Carmarthen town.
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