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Ursula Bevan Hunter Printmaker, Illustrator Community Arts Educator Mobile: 07977 072 537 Email: Info@Littleaxe.Co.Uk Ursula Bevan Hunter Printmaker, Illustrator Community arts educator www.littleaxe.co.uk Mobile: 07977 072 537 Email: [email protected] Education 2012 – 2013 Edinburgh College of Art MA Illustration with Distinction 1994 - 1996 Brighton University Post Grad Dip: Printmaking 1989 – 1993 Glasgow School of Art BA (hons): Fine Art Employment 2015 – July 2020 Part-time sculpture workshop programmer and administrator Powderhall Bronze, Edinburgh (3 days per week) 2016 - 2020 Website and graphic communication for artist Kenny Hunter 2006 –2008 Residency Coordinator, Cove Park, Argyll and Bute 1997 – 2005 Project Ability - Art Centre Technician and Tutor Commissions 2020 Artworks for the New Satellite Dialysis Unit, Western General Hospital, Edinburgh and Lothians Health Foundation 2019/20 32 Illustrations for ‘An Illustrated guide to managing Institutions of Higher Education’ publication 2018 ‘North Star’ wallpaper for The Isobel Wylie Hutchison Collection at Carlowrie Castle, Edinburgh with Craft Design House 2017 ‘Riverbank’ Linoprint repeat for Oscha Slings, Midlothian 2016/17 ‘Lombardia’ new print collection for table linens, Italian client 2016 ‘Spice Routes’ Wallpaper , for The Seafood Bar at Luss 2015 34 Linoprinted Panels for Beacon commissioned by GINKO, The Queen Elizabeth University Hospital Glasgow 2014 Printed Textile Banners, St.Ninians primary for the Arts & Business Scotland Awards 2014 Art Park Logo design, The House for an Art Lover, Bellahouston Park, Glasgow 2013 Institut Francais, Ecosse, Poster Design for Scottish Schools 2012 Graphic Design, The Unknown project, Timespan, Sutherland Teaching and community engagement 2020 - 02 Blockprinting Textiles Workshop, The Dovecot, Edinburgh 2019 - 12 Blockprinting Textiles Workshop, The Dovecot, Edinburgh 2018 Printmaking workshop Hamilton Embroiderers Guild Speaker Hamilton Embroiderers Guild Speaker Aberdeen Embroiderers Guild 2016 Speaker Ayrshire Embroiderers Guild 2014/15 Regular Linoprinting Course, The House for an Art Lover, Glasgow 2014 Glasgow School project, Arts and Business Scotland Awards 2014 Maker workshop for Craft Scotland Summer Show 2014 2014 ‘Meet the Maker’ at The National Museum of Scotland, Edinburgh 1997 – 2005 Employer Project Ability, Glasgow Project Ability art and design workshops for children with Autism Project Ability art and design workshops in care homes in the Strathclyde region for adults with mental and physical disabilities Glasgow SEN Schools Residency and exhibition Young Talent Residency exhibition Scotland Street School, Glasgow. Eastpark SEN School, Glasgow Visual art workshops Girl guides Art and design evening classes The Genesis Project, Paisley community visual art and design workshops SEN schools in East Dumbartonshire, Corseford SEN School sresidency, Renfrewshire, Visual art workshops 2nd & 3rd European Academy of Differentiated Arts Provence, France The Gallery of Modern Art, Glasgow Visual Art Workshops for children Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum art workshops for children Market Gallery, Duke Street Glasgow Postcard project for children Exhibitions/ Stockists 2020-08 Gaelleria, Glasgow online shop https://gaelleria.com/ Cloth20# Online exhibition of textile art https://pickoneproductions.com/cloth20 2020- 01 Prints and Textiles, exhibition at The Scottish Arts Club, Edinburgh 2019-12 GLOW Contemporary Design Fair, The Dovecot, Edinburgh 2018 -19 Maker with www.craftdesignhouse.com 2014 -19 Craft Directory @Craft Scotland www.craftscotland.org 2018 -19 Concrete Wardrobe, Edinburgh 2018 -19 Edinburgh Printmakers 2018 Glow Design Market, The Dovecot, Edinburgh Craft Scotland Summer Show ‘Burns Unbroke’, Summerhall Edinburgh 2017 Craft Scotland Summer Show 2016 Hecla Gallery, Cockenzie, East Lothian 2015 Logo Design Artpark Glasgow 2015-2019 Cabinet, An Talla Solais Gallery, Ullapool Oct 2015 ‘Handmade at Kew’, Kew Botanical Gardens, LONDON June 2015 Work stocked by General Store, Luss, Loch Lomond Feb 2015 Launch Exhibition of Printed & Co at Kalopsia Gallery, Leith, Edinburgh Launch of Printed & Co online shop http://printedandco.co.uk Selected Designer for Printed & Co, Edinburgh Meet Your Maker event at The National Museum of Scotland Selected Maker for Craft Scotland Summer Shows 2014 Clerkenwell, London and The White Stuff, Edinburgh Work exhibited by The Robert Burns Birthplace Museum, Alloway Selected for pop-up Market, Country Living Spring Fair, London 2013 Established Little Axe block prints for Illustration and Textiles Publications Oct 2016 ‘Into the Wild’, The Artisan, Makers Profile, Period Living Magazine p.24 – 28 Issue no:317 words Pippa Blenkinsop Photographs: Jeremy Phillips Awards 2015 £4,500 Creative Scotland Open Project Funding to develop & showcase new work Membership of studios 2016/2019 Member of Edinburgh Printmakers .
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