CCW Foundation Diploma 2021: Art

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Hello, Welcome to our end-of-year catalogue. It features work produced by our Foundation students over the last year for their Final Major Project, combining pieces by onsite students with limited access to workshops and technicians due to social distancing, and work by our online learners located around the world. The students were supported by our ingenious staff and technicians, who created workshop video tutorials from the perspective of making at your kitchen table, helping students find alternative ways to make work. Going back into lockdown mid-course was a challenge. We were aware that many of our onsite students often had lack of access to materials, workspace, and even a device to attend class! We are so proud of the many ways our students have risen to the challenge, finding alternative routes to creativity in such difficult circumstances. When they look back at their accomplishments through the year, I hope they recognise their resilience, determination, and resourcefulness — qualities they can call on throughout their lives. It was such a pleasure working with the students of 2021, please enjoy looking at their wonderful work. Claire McCormack Programme Director


Summary overview of ART pathway The focus of the pathway is to develop individual visual intelligence and to provide an environment where students can practically and intellectually extend their ideas and practice. Students will develop an understanding and awareness of the essential link between theory, concept and practice and develop the necessary skills to be able to realise their ideas. Support is provided through studio-based teaching, enabling students to develop an individual line of enquiry. An environment is created where students exchange ideas through projects, crits and seminars to initiate a forum for debate. The Art Pathway aims to develop critical awareness and understanding of fine art and its contexts. Art specialist Option: Painting : an overview This specialism is focused on the practice of painting, but it also encourages working in other media, that emanates from an understanding of painting. You will be encouraged to develop an individual line of enquire in response to project briefs and will develop theoretical skills and technical understanding. A range of technical processes specific to the discipline will be delivered and you will be introduced to key thinkers and ideas. Through engaging in lectures, seminars and studio discussion groups you will begin to situate your work within a wider contemporary context. Key introduction: “Vitamin P” published by Phaidon. Art specialist Option: Drawing & Conceptual Practise: an overview In this specialism, the idea comes first and then the appropriate means of expressing that idea is found. Artists using drawing as their primary art practice create individual works, unique books, film, animations, sound, installations and objects. We deliver open projects that reflect current ideas that artists are engaged with, and support your individual interests and developing art practice. Discussion around contemporary art theory is an important part of the area, with weekly contextual readings and group seminars, and exhibition visits. Art specialist Option: Sculpture: an overview This specialism is practical, theoretical, diverse, and conceptual. We teach you practical processes in the studio such as casting and mold-making, wood construction, and work very closely with the 3D workshop to support your individual making. Sculptors are involved with object-making, installation, exploring site and presentation, interactive art, socially engaged practice, kinetic work, and sound, film and performance. We regularly deliver contextual lectures, and visit exhibitions to support your research into contemporary art practice, and your individual art practice. Art specialist Option: Photography & Time-Based Media: an overview Some of the most vibrant fine art practice around today is photographically based. You will be encouraged to explore the photographic process with an experimental and research based approach and asked to consider how it is possible, using the photographic process in some form or other, to generate content. The Specialism includes, Photography, Video, Sound, Performance, Animation and Installation. The expansive nature of the medium is something we will explore through projects, talks, seminars and discussions, and throughout the programme there will be an investigation of the complex and shifting relationship between analogue and digital technologies and an opportunity to learn new skills.


ART LISTINGS Berger, J. (1990) Ways of Seeing. London: Penguin Books Thornton, S. (2009) Seven Days in the Art World. London: Granta Books Podcasts The Tate offers a range of audio and video downloads (podcasts), including audio tours, interviews and recordings of talks and discussions. Why not get artists to chat to you on the bus on your way to college? http://channel.tate.org.uk/podcasts Go and see the real thing. http://www.newexhibitions.com is the easiest guide to London based Exhibitions. It provides an illustrated A-Z listing by Gallery, and has links to each gallery’s website. Try to plan trips around a particular area- eg, Vyner Street/ Hackney or Piccadilly, or you will spend the day travelling. Ask your ‘Art’ tutor for suggestions. Their paper version, resembling a big fold out map, is available in the foyer each month. Drawing & Conceptual Practice Kovats, T. (2007) The Drawing Book: A Survey of Drawing - The Primary Means of Expression. London: Black Dog Publishing Perry, C. et.al (2013) Vitamin D2: New Perspectives in Drawing. London: Phaidon Marshall, R. & Sawdon, P. (2012) Hyperdrawing: Beyond the Lines of Contemporary Art. London: I.B.Tauris Sculpture Collins, J. (2007) Sculpture Today. London: Phaidon Press Pedrosa, A. et. al. (2014) Vitamin 3D: New Perspectives in Sculpture and Installation. London: Phaidon Bishop, C. (2005) Installation Art. London: Tate Publishing Painting Bachelard G. (1958) The Poetics of Space Published Presses Universalist Association of Congregations Myers R. T. (2011) Painting Documents of Contemporary Art Published by Whitechapel Gallery and MIT Press. Vitamin P3 2016 New perspectives in Painting Published by Phaidon editors Photography and time based media A.L. Rees, David Curtis, Duncan White, Stephen Ball (eds.) Expanded Cinema: Art, Performance, Film, Tate Publications (2011) Sontag S. 1973 On Photography Published Penguin Group Durden M. 2014 Photography Today, Published Phaidon



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Drawing and Conceptual Practice


LINA CHO


GRACE CRUTTENDEN


GIACOMO DAMASSA


HANNAH DEMPSEY


TABITHA HEGAN


ARINA LUKASHEVA


MARIE-CECILE MASSINE


NAJHAE MCLAUGHLIN


AMBER PEARSON


GRACE PENTON


INDIGO RANDOLPH GRAY


SUSIE RICHMOND-SHORT


MAE SAMUELS


AARIYA SHAH


BRIDGET SIMPSON


MARNI SKELTON


CHARLOTTE SORGER


CASSIA THYNNE


SID ULLERSPERGER


YINXI WEI


AMY BUNCH


RHIANNA CARRUTHERS


GRACE DAVIES


BEATRIZ DE SOUSA MENDES COSTA


EMMA GIBLIN


GISELLE GODDEN


CHARLOTTE GREEN


ANASTASIA KLIMOVA


ANAIS LEUNG


ANNA MASIC


NOAH MCLEAN


BETTE NUNNELEY


ROSA PICARD


HELENA SAMARASINGHE


CONNOR TCHEN


HELEN THOMAS


ALESIA VALLANCE


CYNTHIA WAMBUI WAWERU


MILLIE WOODS


ANNIKA BERTFIELD


LUNA BONFATTI


MENGTING WEI



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Painting


KEISUKE AZUMA


ALI BENTINCK


EDIE BOUND


EMILY CARR


OLI CLEGG


INDIA CHAPMAN-HAILEY


DAMIN CHOI


CLEO COLEMAN


AMIDA DEEN


OLIVIA GRACE PATRICIA DELACOUR


TOM EDWARDS


SERINE HAMIDANI


SAM HARBER


ALICE HILDREW


SCARLETT HYNES


WILLIAM KIRBY-RAMPLING


ZOE KLINK


JIEUN KONG


PEI-CHEN LUNG


TOM MAGNUSSON


KITTY MCCARTHY


HANNAH MCGOWAN


EMILIA MOMEN


NED MUNDY


NEILL NASH


EMMANUELLE NORRE


CASILDA OPPE GARCÍA-BARDÓN


JESS O'SHEA


MELINA PAESLER


VALENTINA PAGLIA


CHARLOTTE RAJAH


ELLA REID


DANIEL ROIBAL PEREZ


TAMAR RUBINSTEIN


JOSEPHINE SCHMIDT


ZAHNA SCOTT


CARTER TAM


AANTU WADAY


LULU WEIDE


ANDREAS WILKINSON


HANNAH WILKINSON


ELLA WILKINSON


ANNABEL ARDERN


ISABEL ATKINS


ABIGAIL BURRELL


MAYA CAROLISSEN


SUNNY CHAPMAN


ALEX COVILL


JOSEPHINE DADSON


OLIVIA DUKE


MARIELLE ESPINET


MILO FITZGERALD


FREDDIE FOREMAN


THOMAS FRANKLIN


GEORGIE HASLAM


BONNIE HICHENS


YUKE HOU


ELIZABETH JEFFS


LARA JUNEMAN


SHLOKA KANNAN


IMOGEN KENT


ZOSIA LASKOWSKA


AMBER MANSFIELD-DAVIES


CLEMENT PIERRE MENNICKEN


BENEDICT OWENS


JUNO PHILLIPS


BETTY RAFIQUE


ROSIE RUXTON


EDIE SALMON


AMY VAL SEMA


CHRISTINA VASSILEIOU


MARNIE VICKERS-GRAVER


ELIZABETH WILKINSON


REBECCA YOUNG


EDIE ZAND GOODARZI


SOPHIE AHMAD


XIANGYI CHEN


ZIRUI HUANG


AMALIA KHALIFA


ZEINA SOLIMAN


RUOFAN WANG


QI ZHANG



ART Photography and Time Based Media


JESSICA AWOTWI DADZIE


ENESH CHARYEVA


SOPHIA CHEFALO


LILY DEASON


BEATRIZ MELO DE MEIRA LINS


NATHAN OOZAGEER


HUIYI YIN


BAIYU ZHAO


VARVARA ZHURAVLEVA


AMBER CHARLTON


BIJOU GREGORY


ELIZABETH HUMPHREYS


INES HUTTON


THOMAS KEEVIL


GEORGIA OWEN


HAMISH PATERSON


ALYCIA ROCKER


MAYA SANDOR


VIOLET SAVAGE


ROSE OLIVE SMITH


TEYA YILMAZ


FAWN KONGSIRI


XIANGQUAN MENG


JIAMEI YAO



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Sculpture


AGNES BRODJE STIERNSTEDT


BETTY BUCHANAN - COOK


ADELINA HESS


LIVVI KENNEDY


ELLEN PAVELY


ISIS POWERS BIRD


MIKAELA ROE-BOWERS


SZE WA TING


SKYE WEIMANN


LUCAS BARR


CARLO CHIPANA OCAMPO


LIZ GRIVNYAK


EVE MCBRIDE


JAMES RICKARD


EVIE ROLFE


SOFIA MHAIRI SOMERVILLE


EMILY NIAMH TUNNICLIFFE-MILBRANDT


ZACHARY ZELDIN-STEINMANN


BENNETT LI


JIA ZENG



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