wimbledon college of art

Sam Hickson laughs at MiAL’s nickname for him - the UAL Veteran, having studied at LCC, CSM he just finished his course at Wimbeldon in which he specialised in print. Sam’s work is fuelled by the confrontation between the “Self” and “Other”. A pushing and pulling between the rational and the ephemeral and observing the self from a critical distance.

In the leafy suburb of WImbledon magical things happen. We were excited to see what has become known as the best show for costumes, special effects and experimental sculpture and most of all the things we weren't expecting at all...

Karen David's mysterious canvases and crystals hold hidden wonder. Simply beautiful to contemplate, they also raise and comment on important issues of modern spirituality and culture. A winner of Xhibit and featured in Art Review this month, we were curious to find out more but it turns out we're only more intrigued than ever!

Words and images: Kate Rintoul

Intriguing, interactive and exquisitely curated this year's Catlin Art Prize exhibition reallyis a great show.

Words: Kate Rintoul

Wimbledon College of Art has a prestigious reputation, the smallest of all University of the Arts colleges and found in the leafy suburbs it is a place where students seem to flourish.

Painting, drawing and sculpture students from Wimbledon produce interesting work and their close contact with tutors and great studio space seems to give them great opportunity for expression.