We have had the benefit of tutors who are all practicing artists as well as teachers.  Thus we have had a rich experience during our two-year MFA.  

Edwina fitzPatrick's artworks explore mutability and change in the living environment, particularly in spaces in which 'grey' (e.g. architectural); 'green' (e.g. forests) and 'blue' (e.g. rivers) environments intersect. They focus on how humans are affecting the nature, culture, and ecology of a place. They also reflect upon how these delicate local balances intersect with complex global issues such as climate change or marine pollution. 

https://www.edwinafitzpatrick.com/

Jessica Voorsanger is a multimedia artist who explores popular culture, in particular ‘celebrity’, through obsession, fans and media representation; using a range of media, including painting, photography, performance and film.  An American artist and academic, living and working in London.  Her work has been exhibited more than two dozen times with her husband, fellow artist Patrick Brill, best known as Bob and Roberta Smith.

http://jessicavoorsanger.co.uk/

In the work of Ian Monroe architectonic space is brought to the foreground, the surface of the work and the materials of its making are given prominence. The artist investigates the nature of idealised space: the        showroom, the corporate office atrium, the            church, and the hyper real environments of            science fiction and computer games. All              these spaces cater to, or project onto us,           specific desires or lifestyles that maintain         certain kinds of collective social myths.

       

William Cobbing studied sculpture at Central St Martins (1994-7), De Ateliers, an artists’ institute in Amsterdam (1998- 2000) and a PhD (2004-10) at Middlesex University. Cobbing also undertook a residency at Turquoise Mountain in Kabul, Afghanistan (2010). He was awarded the Helen Chadwick Fellowship at Ruskin School and British School at Rome, resulting in the Gradiva Project at Freud Museum and Camden Arts Centre (2007-8).

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