Archive of work by graduates from the renowned MFA Programme at GSA

Plates I
Giclee (inkjet) print on Innova IFA-11 paper, mounted on aluminium composite
80cm x 60cm x 0.5cm
2012
Plates II
Giclee (inkjet) print on Innova IFA-11 paper, mounted on aluminium composite
80cm x 60cm x 0.5cm
2012
Untitled
HD video
11:12m
2012
Groundworks
35mm slide #14/20
Slide projection
2011
Pattern
Lace pattern from former lace and madras factory, Newmilns, Ayrshire, Scotland (1950-1960). Water used to extend original pattern to paper edge.
40cm x 38cm (framed)
2012
Uamh Nam Bo Dubha / The Cave of the Black Cow / Old Tobermory's Cave
HD Video
5:26min
2012

James Winnett

James Winnett (Birmingham, 1983) is a Glasgow based artist working primarily in sculpture, intervention, print and video. His work focuses around forms of spatial enquiry, merging processes of research, intervention, and documentation. An examination of place, borders and cultural identities is central to his practice as is an exploration of the boundaries between gallery and public work. Using investigative research processes he interrogates both public and gallery contexts often examining the interplay between the local and the global.