Shiplake College

Artwork entered in the House Art Competition was displayed in the Great Hall last week ready for the exhibition viewing on Saturday afternoon. This year the competition was judged by the artist known as Beryl. 

Beryl owns her own studio in Buckinghamshire, running a broad range of design classes and supplying major retailers with her knitted accessories.  She has exhibited internationally and has also been featured in magazines around the world.  She is inspired by vintage design and takes these patterns and transforms them for a contemporary world.

The competition winners were:

Year 13:

Photography:                    1^st  Ollie Smith, 2^nd  James Cam                       

Printmaking:                      1^st  Alex Nearchou, 2ndJames Dempster

Sculpture:                           1^st  Tasha Glasby                                                              

Drawing & Painting:        1^st  Chris Gabe, 2^nd  Ollie Morgan

Year 12:                                                                                                   

Printmaking:                      1^st  Harry Rushent,  2^nd   Jo Unsworth

Sculpture:                           1^st  Bunty Rowbotham                                                  

Drawing & Painting:        1^st  Rose Parker,  2^nd  Nick Bond

Year 11:

Photography:                      1^st  Ben O’Connell, 2^ndHarry Hogan                  

Printmaking:                      1^st  Caleb Jenkins, 2^nd Harry Orford

Sculpture:                            1^st  Michael Reynolds                                                     

Drawing & Painting:        1^st  Sam Hughes, 2^nd  Robbie Hayes

Year 10:

Drawing & Painting:        1^st  Tom Harman and 2^ndJasper Hurst

Year 9:

Drawing & Painting:        1^st  Jordan Gibson,  2^nd  Harry Frost

Staff:

Photography:                       1^st  Hanna Edimoh,  2^nd  Charly Lowndes     

Drawing & Painting:        1^st  George Bridge

The Lawson Prize:

Matthew Lawson

The winning house was Orchard House. Congratulations to Orchard.

Photo: work by T Glasby.