MADE 2020 ONLINE SHOW

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‘Made at Morley’ has for many years been an annual showcase for the exceptional standards of student work in the School of Visual & Digital Arts at Morley College. All the subject areas and skills are represented in turn – from Jewellery to Photography, Ceramics to Fashion, Textiles to Printmaking, Sculpture to Painting, Bookbinding to Glass. 

The School of Visual & Digital Arts is a wonderful community, and I am honoured and proud to have been working here as Head of School for nearly six years now. ‘Made’ is one of the highlights of the year. It celebrates the tremendous achievements of our students, and the dedication of our team of tutors and managers. Every one of them is a known artist/craftsperson/maker in their field – and they bring this professionalism to their teaching. ‘Made’ is open to everyone, from beginners to advanced students who all submit applications. The work you see here on line is from the final selection. It is always a challenging task to choose some students’ work above others when the standards are so high across the board. 

This year ‘Made’ is going on-line for the first time in our history – I am extremely grateful to all of our staff, the Morley Gallery and Marketing teams and most of all to our students for making this possible. Congratulations to everyone! 

Sara Robertson-Jonas 

Head of School, Visual & Digital Arts, Morley College

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DISCOVER THE SUBJECT AREAS FEATURED IN MADE 2020:

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DIGITAL MEDIA

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FASHION

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SCULPTURE

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PRINTMAKING

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Live on Instagram from 11 until 24 May 2020

Timothy Heppell, Cat & Dad, 1/1, Woodcut, 30x42 cm #made2020 #printmaking @morleyprint @morleygallery
Yuki Scholl, Reflection, EV 2/10, Etching, 55 x 65 cm (Framed) #made2020 #printmaking @morleyprint @morleygallery
Yael David-Cohen, Landscape 2, etching #made2020 #printmaking @morleyprint @morleygallery
Ted O’Brien, The Watchers , Mezzotint, 32 x 22 cm (Framed) “I have experimented with many printmaking techniques in the four years I have been studying @Morley_College. A couple of years ago, with great support and encouragement from my t
Susana Monteiro, Venice is always a good idea, 1/2, Etching 15 x 15 cm #made2020 #printmaking @morleyprint @morleygallery
Sharon Rodney, Betwixt, A/P, Etching, 32 x 24 cm #printmaking #made2020 @morleyprint @morleygallery
Sarah Bishop, Pod, 1/5, Etching, 30 x 40cm #printmaking #made2020 @morleyprint @morleygallery
Sarah Boyd, Journey, 1/1, woodcut, linocut, photopolymer, photolitho, chine collé concertina artbook, 15.2 x 11.4 cm (closed book) The overlaying of journeys by other people and my own in a concertina art book. Including, literally overlayin
Sarah Greig, Down, AP, Etching, 50x67 cm #printmaking #made2020 @morleyprint @morleyvda
Zahi Masri, The Slide, Wood, 30 X 20 cm #made2020 #sculpture @morleygallery @morleyvda
Wolfgang Woerner, Reoffending schemes slashes rates, Latex, cotton fabric, wadding, masking tape, paper, pva, ink, embroidery thread, beads, laboratory stand", 74 cm h x 40 cm w x 30 cm w #made2020 #sculpture @morleygallery @morleyvda
Alison Bernal, Folded 2, 1/10, Photopolymer, emboss, chîne collé 23 x 29 cm #printmaking #made2020 @morleyprint @morleygallery
Sian Dorman, White plastic waste sculpture using bottles and cutlery waste on a buckram base. "This hat was inspired by the previous waste sculpture and is now a part of an entire collection of waste sculpture hats that I plan to release on my i
Vivienne Gibbon, Lay your head here, metal, 70x50x50cm #sculpture #made2020 @morleygallery @morleyvda
Viv Pert, Fox, Bronze, 11x18x30cm #sculpture #made2020 @morleygallery @morleyvda
Vanda Carter, Bird's Custard, Wire, feathers, paint, wood, felt and custard tin, 43 x 31 x 50cm Inspired by custard, birds, quill pens and conscientious objectors, the children's rhyme "Cowardy, cowardy custard" and the saying "The pe

Exhibition project coordinator: Laura Staccoli, Gallery & Exhibitions Officer