FASHION & TEXTILES

In both fashion and textile workshops, across all levels - students are encouraged to take a multidisciplinary approach when creating and interpreting projects . We like students to challenge their own perception of textiles and fashion as designers, makers and practitioners. The students' work you are about to see, shows a variety of personal responses demonstrated in a challenging climate,often with little or no resources . What we hope you see is the resilient, positive responses and a determined approach in both creating and learning during an uncertain time. We would like to congratulate all students choosing to take part in this online exhibition of creative work and wish them every success with their next steps with their future .

"CRUSH RACISM" designed by our Art & Design lecturer George Yarnton for HOAX 1994 where 100% of the proceeds go to the Stephen Lawrence Trust who support disadvantaged young people to gain opportunities through community projects and mentor-ship programs.  You can buy the t-shirt here: https://www.hoax1994.com/collections/ss20-tees/products/crush-racism-1
Fahmida Aktar, L3 Extended Diploma in Art & Design
Emily Bates, L3 Extended Diploma in Art & Design
William Board, CAVA Access to Higher Education
Jemima Crowley, L3 Extended Diploma in Art & Design
Graphics / Illustration
Shannon Dixon, L3 Diploma in Art and Design
Joe Levington, L3 Diploma in Art & Design
Harriet Parnell, Foundation Diploma in Art & Design
Esme Pears, Foundation Diploma in Art & Design
Puppet Zine
Shannon Pilsworth, CAVA Access to Higher Education
Diane Pozo, CAVA Access to Higher Education
Jennifer Taylor, L2 Diploma in Art & Design
Maisy Thorpe, L3 Extended Diploma in Art & Design
Summer Townly, L3 Diploma in Art & Design
Sophie Trouse, CAVA Access to Higher Education
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