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Paul Danks |
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| Pathway Leader BA(Hons) Fine Art: Drawing for Fine Art Practice, School of Art and Design, Swindon College. |
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| Research Co-ordinator Drawing Research Initiative (D.R.I.). |
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| Paul Danks is the Course Leader for BA Fine Art/ Drawing at The School of Art and Design, Swindon College. He studied for his BA Fine Art at the University of Newcastle Upon Tyne, and MA European Fine Art at Winchester School of Art in Barcelona. Paul devised and co-ordinated the development of the BA Fine Art: Drawing for Fine Art Practice programme at the School of Art & Design prior to its validation in 2001, having spent several years contributing to the successful HND Drawing course which was its predecessor. He contributes to both practice–based study and Historical & Contextual Studies, overseeing the Third year Dissertation. In 2003, Paul was invited to contribute to the Fine Art Programme at Oxford Brookes University as Module Leader for Drawing and Painting. This position continued in 2004. |
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Paul has exhibited both nationally and internationally and is currently establishing the Drawing Research Initiative (D.R.I.). |
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| Selected Exhibitions include : Mirror II Nature SevenSeven Contemporary Art, Mile End Art Pavilion, London (2003); Mirror SevenSeven Contemporary Art, London (2002); Mother & Child Holburne Museum of Art, Bath (2001); Love's Prospect: Gainsborough & the C18th marriage portrait Holburne Museum of Art, Bath (2001); Trace Elements Swindon Museum & Art Gallery, Swindon (2000); Cheltenham Open Drawing 1999 Cheltenham, University of Humberside, Karl Hofer Geselleschaft, Berlin (1999/ 2000); Heart of England Biennial Herbert Museum and Art Gallery, Coventry (1999); Traces of the Self Plymouth Arts Centre, Plymouth (1997); Art and Soul (Art at the end of the C20th) Herbert Art Gallery and Museum, Coventry (1996); Second Skin Bedford Hill Gallery, London (1995); Lenguaje y Localizacion Sala Cultural, Caja de Madrid, Barcelona (1994); External Examination The British Council, Barcelona (1994). |
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