Silversmithing & Jewellery
Reid Building, 16 students
Contemporary studio jewellers continue to challenge perceived boundaries and use the artefact as a way of defining a personal response to social and cultural issues such as gender, relationships, politics, and the environment. Similarly, silversmiths explore this interaction between fine metalworking and ideas, through the vehicle of the functional domestic object.
The department embraces this diversity through informed debate and discussion. It encourages students to develop a personal approach to the research and development of lively design solutions together with a knowledge of traditional and cutting edge technology and skill acquisition. This year’s cohort brings together work which examines complex narratives around heritage, history and personal experience together with a sensitivity to material.
from Portfolio
from Portfolio
from Work in Progress
from Work in Progress
from Portfolio
from Necklaces
from Monoprints
from Necklaces
from Drawings
from Monoprints
from Glasgow School of Art Exhibition Board
from Glasgow School of Art Exhibition Board
from REPEAT PRESCRIPTION: Pharmaphobia
from REPEAT PRESCRIPTION: A Pill a Day
from REPEAT PRESCRIPTION: Always read the PIL
from REPEAT PRESCRIPTION: A Pill a Day
from REPEAT PRESCRIPTION: Always read the PIL
from Well endowed
from Sarah
from AI Responses and Digital collages
from Portfolio Work
from AI Responses and Digital collages
from What Could Have Been but Never Was
from Objects used as reference
from Collection in the making
from Collection in the making
from Book for my collection
from Ring Relic 05
from Ring Relic 03
from Ring Relic 04
from Ring Relic 01
from Degree Show
from Degree Show
from Oak & Silver
from Oak & Silver
from Work inspired by the stories of the suffragettes and the movement.