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WEYMOUTH COLLEGE ARTISTS

EVOLVING ARTISTS 2020

Work by graduating students who have studied;

UAL Foundation Diploma in Art and Design

full time and part time year2

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UAL Foundation Diploma Art & Design FT

UAL Foundation Diploma Art & Design PT

Stella Hollis

The land-sea interface by Stella Hollis (pt2)
2 studies
Medium oil & cold wax on paper

Windy walk on Dorset Ridgeway by Stella Hollis (pt2)
Medium Acrylic on board

Meg Javis

Collages by Meg Javis (ft)

‘Question society’
Collection of 21 different sized collages.
The collection represents how the artist feels towards societies views on women and the pressures magazines, media and Televisions have on women and girls. The artist used materials she could find while at home in lockdown. The collages contain; fabric, and mostly pictures words, patterns and phrases found in beauty magazines to achieve a lasting impact.

Survival by Meg Javis (ft)

“Can our emotions and survival instincts change the way we feel and think about issues within society?”.
The artist wanted the viewer to reflect on the views society has on women and how many still hold the old fashioned view that women should cook, clean and be housewives in modern society. The artist also shows how she looked deeper into how societies views this, and the impact they have on our emotions. Leading to how we react to different situations when survival instincts are needed. She wanted the viewers to question themselves and society when looking at the photography.

FInn Gayton

Mask in Woods 1 by FInn Gayton (ft)

Woods Perfomance by FInn Gayton (ft)

Kim Smurthwaite

2 Acrylic on canvas by Kim Smurthwaite (pt2)

3 Acrylic on canvas by Kim Smurthwaite (pt2)

G A Clarke

Oversize Tartan hat by G A Clarke (pt2)
Photograph featuring: Oversized Tartan Hat and Photo Transfer Two Piece.

Righting the Wrongs by G A Clarke (pt2)
Project Menstruation Murders Flowers
Featuring: Red Coat

An Exploration of Former Establishments of Entertainment from a Feminist Anthropological Viewpoint: Righting the Wrongs.

Eleanor Southam

Woodlands makeup design by Eleanor Southam (ft)

Woodlands body makeup by Eleanor Southam (ft)

Claire MacDonald

Corrungated #1 by Claire MacDonald (pt2)
Oil/sand on board (deconstructed)

Part of a series of works that explore the passing of time; decay and rust within the corrugated iron reveal beautiful colours, shapes and textures.

Changing time #1 by Claire MacDonald (pt2)
Photo exposed screen print and acrylic on paper

Using a memory from a photo as inspiration, the artist took a photo in the same location as the original photo and incorporated them to express the passing of time. The screen print is fractured and incomplete, further expressing the feeling of a time past and the colour washes enhance this further.

Beth Williams

Melted by Beth Williams (ft)
Digital photography, photographing melted plastic in front of another digitally displayed photograph of rust

Door Frames and Fence by Beth Williams (ft)
Oil paint on canvas, abstract painting looking at peeling paint found on door frames and fence posts over time

Kathy Kelly