Lynn Wray
MA work
MA work
My work is heavily research-based, fuelled by a desire to communicate essentially verbal ideas, visually. I do not work in one specific media, discipline or style; the common identity which unifies the work is that all of these aspects are determined by the concept.
I am interested in varying ideals of civilisation and the enforcement of these notions onto communities. Within this broad theme I have investigated the impact of exploration, the ideology of empire and regeneration imagery.
I aim to continue making work which responds to external questions and that exists outside the confines of the art world.
Info
Info
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MA Degree
School
School of Communication
Programme
MA Visual Communication, 2007
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Contact
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07792 318601
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My work is heavily research-based, fuelled by a desire to communicate essentially verbal ideas, visually. I do not work in one specific media, discipline or style; the common identity which unifies the work is that all of these aspects are determined by the concept.
I am interested in varying ideals of civilisation and the enforcement of these notions onto communities. Within this broad theme I have investigated the impact of exploration, the ideology of empire and regeneration imagery.
I aim to continue making work which responds to external questions and that exists outside the confines of the art world.
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Experience
- Awards Officer, Big Lottery Fund, London, 2005-6; Print Technician, Leeds College of Art and Design, Leeds, 2004-5; Marketing/Design Assistant & Venue Coordinator (Paid/Unpaid), Leeds International Film Festival, Leeds, 2004-5; D& AD Advertising Workshops, Various advertising agencies, Leeds/Manchester, 2004
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Exhibitions
- Leeds Open, Leeds City Art Gallery, 2004; Goats and Monkeys, Assembly Gallery, Glasgow, 2003; Arrivals and Departures, Pentagram, Glasgow, 2003; Order and Chaos (Book installation for World Book Day), Hillhead Library, Glasgow, 2002
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Awards
- Communication Art and Design Travel Scholarship, 2006; First, Dissertation Prize Winner: Glasgow School of Art, 2004