Stuart Allen

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• MA Degree

  School

  School of Arts & Humanities

  Programme

  MA Ceramics & Glass, 2018

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  http://stuartallen.online

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• I have been exploring different ways of using the wheel.

  The soft and expressive malleability of the clay material is evident like a dramatic fantastical landscape frozen in time. 

  The process of erosion further impacts on the scale of the piece but this process helps clarify the intensity of the expression.
  

  It is a way of making which captures the drama of a world in flux; a transition which is simultaneously constructive and destructive.

  Each work is unique as the process doesn't allow for duplication

• Degrees

• PGCE, Institute of Education London, 2006; BA Ceramics, Bath College of Higher Education, 1989

• Experience

• Ceramics Tutor (sessional), Working Men's College, Camden, London, 2006; Ceramics Tutor, HMP Pentonville, Caladonian Road, London 1997–1999; Ceramics Tutor, Milton Skills Rehabilitation Centre, Highbury, London 1997–1999; Ceramics Tutor,Love Walk Care Home, Camberwell, London 1997–1999; Ceramics Tutor, Holmhurst Day Centre People with Memory Loss Herne Hill, London, 1997–1999; Ceramics Tutor, Castle Day Mental Health Centre, Elephant and Castle, London 1998–1999; Ceramics Tutor, Hammersmith and Fulham Substance Misuse Team, London, 1998; Ceramics Tutor (sessional cover), HMP lifers wing, Brixton, London 1996; Ceramics Tutor, HMP Belmarsh, Thamesmead, London, 1994–1996; Ceramics Tutor, Lambeth Amenity Services, Lambeth, London, 1991–1996; Social Artist, Great George Street, The BlackE, Toxteth, Liverpool 1990–1991; Graduate Assistant, Sidcot Quaker School, Windscombe, Avon,1989–1990

• Exhibitions

• Materialise, private residence Preston Fitzgerald, 2018