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Winner - Phöebe Tan, University College Falmouth
Wunderkammer, 60 x 40 cm.  Made 2017
Core cast gaffer glass.
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C.G.S. – GLASS PRIZE and GRADUATE REVIEW 2017

We are delighted to announce the winners of the CGS 2017 Glass Prize and Graduates to be included in the GRADUATE REVIEW. 2017
Winner - Phöebe Tan, University College Falmouth
Second - Ian Palfrey, Plymouth College of Art
Third – Jahday Ford, Manchester School of Art

Posted 10 August 2017

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Highly Commended,
Mim Brigham, Plymouth College of Art
Claire Crawford, University For The Creative Arts, Farnham
Neil Edwards, University of Sunderland
Angie Packer, De Montfort University
Other Graduates included in Review,
Katherine Austin, De Montfort University
Sorcha Deady-Alston, North Wales School of Art & Design, Glyndwr University
Hannah Gibson , University For The Creative Arts, Farnham
Anna Gray , Royal College of Art
Tony McCabe, University of Wolverhampton
Monika Müller, Royal College of Art
Marged Owain, Manchester School of Art
Anna Selway, University of Sunderland
Daniel Street, Hereford College of Arts
Martha Tanner, Sussex Coast College Hastings. University Of Brighton
Gemma Willetts, University of Wolverhampton
Nearly fifty Graduates from sixteen colleges entered the CGS Glass Prize & Review 2017. The work was of very high standard and showed the breath of techniques’ and skills needed with this fascinating material.

The selection panel; Cathryn Shilling, Glass Artist & Curator, Alan J. Poole, Glass Collector & Promoter, Michael Barnes, Glass Collector & Sarah Brown Glass Artist, had a hard task selecting the Winners; Highly Commended, plus another eleven graduates to be included in the Review.

The CGS Graduate Review is a 16 page publication, which will be circulated to all C.G.S. Members & Associates, plus through ‘Neues Glas - New Glass: Art & Architecture.’ magazines and promoted by craft & design and ‘CRAFTS’ social media.

This publication will give CGS an opportunity to showcase work from the talented Prize Winners plus work from several more emerging British graduates. It is vital to promote all glass education courses as more and more creative courses are threatened with closure.
We are extremely grateful to all our sponsors who provided financial support and Prizes for the Glass Prize and Graduate Review, without whom this would not have been possible; Prof Michael P Barnes MD FRCP, The Worshipful Company Of Glass Sellers Of London Charity Fund, Warm Glass, Creative Glass UK, Craft & Design, Alan J. Poole, & CRAFTS.

THE CONTEMPORARY GLASS SOCIETY
at The National Glass Centre
Libderty Way
Sunderland
SR6 0GL
http://www.cgs.org.uk
 

Second - Ian Palfrey, Plymouth College of Art
Cage Cup 104mm x 176mm. Made 2017
Cast Glass
Parr Photographic

Third – Jahday Ford, Manchester School of Art
Breathe Lustre 290mmhigh x 120mm wide.  Made 2017
Hot Blown Glass Digital moulding, cut glass
Own photo.

 
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