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It was renamed Stourbridge College of Technology and Art in 1979. The college became a further education corporation in 1992, after the Further and Higher Education Act 1992. [33] The college merged with BMET in 2013. [34] The main campus, built during the 1970s, is situated south of Stourbridge Town Centre.
Barrie Cook (1929 – 13 July 2020) was a British abstract artist who lived and worked on The Lizard in Cornwall, England. [1]His works are held in national collections including Tate, Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery, The Arts Council & the Government Art Collection.
The former Free Library & Technical College. There is one college in Stourbridge. King Edward VI College was founded in 1552, becoming a sixth form college in 1976. [16] Stourbridge College, south of the town centre, was formed in 1958 and specialised in art and design, but was closed in 2019. [17]
Distinguished by his talent with a pencil and an active perceptive faculty he was encouraged to attend art college. Reekie studied art at Stourbridge College of Art (1967–1970). [1] Set in the heart of the UK's traditional glass making industry, Stourbridge College of Art was a natural place of innovation and discovery in the world of glass art.
In 1966 he had started teaching part-time at Stourbridge College of Art and he stayed on there until 1972. While there he continued to create collages, in a developing and less hard edge style, but eventually started on so-called 'motif' paintings in acrylics.
In 1851 he was appointed headmaster of the Stourbridge College of Art, but was soon transferred to a teaching appointment in the school at Somerset House, where he had received his training. In 1855 he was appointed an inspector in the Science and Art Department , and in 1876 became assistant director for art at South Kensington.
Salt returned to the Midlands to teach at Stourbridge College of Art and in 1964 was the first artist to exhibit at Birmingham's newly opened Ikon Gallery, where he had his first one-man show in 1965.
He was educated at Stourbridge College of Art and University of Wolverhampton, graduating with a BA Honours in art in 1976. [1] Since then, Waldron has exhibited both nationally and internationally. [2] His work has been exhibited regularly in the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition and has been purchased for private collections worldwide. [3]