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:::Editor/Curator - Delia Whitbread:::
![]() Delia Whitbread MA(RCA) Delia is a practicing stained glass designer and maker
in both the public and private field. She works mainly to commission
and has work in private collections in the UK and Australia. Until recently
the stained glass panel to celebrate the life and work of the Russian
film director Andrei Tarkovsky was on display at the Museum of the Moving
Image on the South Bank in London. She was a Senior Lecturer in Stained
and Architectural Glass at the University of Surrey Roehampton for 13
years and has extensive teaching experience in both stained glass and
Women's Studies.
This web site is a part of an art practice-based Ph.D. entitled "Reconfiguring the Rose - Translating the visionary medium of the Second Millennium into the visionary medium of the Third."
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Born in 1950, educated in Birmingham, Delia has a first degree in English and Sociology from the University of York. In 1987, after extensive experience teaching both abroad (in the Far East) and in London, Delia graduated from Chelsea School of Art in Mural Design (specializing in Stained glass). From 1987 to 89 she attended the Royal College of Art as a student in the Visual Islamic and Traditional Art Department. Here she undertook an MA by project which involved a course in sacred geometry and traditional design. Her work was tutored by Dr. Keith Crichlow to whom much of the original work is indebted. As part of the project she wrote a 30,000 word these on Gender and Iconography that examined the use of female images in various cultures and contexts.
©DA Whitbread MA(RCA), School of Arts, Design, Media and Culture, University of Sunderland, UK. June 1st, 2006 |
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