Student Online Exhibition 2021
Making Your Mark and David Peace Prize 2021
Welcome to Making Your Mark, an exhibition of work by students, based both in the UK and overseas selected from an open call. The works were selected by a panel who also awarded the prestigious David Peace Prize 2021 of £500 to nineteen year old Christian Straub from Germany as well as awarding two second prizes each of £200 to Moonju Suh and Theo Brooks.
The works shown here demonstrate the talent of those who are soon to complete their study and launch themselves upon the world. We are delighted to see such thought provoking, skillful engraving.
Please browse and enjoy!
If you click on any of the images they will be enlarged so that you can see the exhibit in more detail. To return to the array of smaller images just click outside the enlarged image or press the "escape" key on your keyboard.
For further images and information about each engraver, please click on the links in the text alongside the image.
These works will also be posted on the Guild's Instagram page.
Congratulations to the selected exhibitors and thank you to everyone who submitted.
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Christian Straub Glass Graffiti 2021 17cm H Engraved using diamond and polishing wheel with superficial and deep engraving. Photograph: Lee Reiberger
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Christian is the winner of the David Peace Prize 2021 | |
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Moonju Suh Sentimental Kidults 2019 11cm H x 8cm Dia Blown glass, deep sandblasting and pendant drill engraving. Moonju has been awarded joint runner up prize
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Theo Books Buttuto Bull 2021 66cm H x 62CM L x 36cm W Hot sculpted, blown, lathe cut and sandblasted glass. Theo has been awarded joint runner up prize.
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Nadia Giza Help Where is My Home 2021 7.8 cm H Engraved using diamond and polishing wheel with superficial and deep engraving. Photograph: Lee Reiberger
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Rimona Kogan Mount Nysa 2021 40cm H X 13.7 Dia Recycled bottle engraved using a stone wheel, sandblasted tetrahedron.
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