Eight Early Career Makers in Jewellery and Silversmithing Take Centre Stage in Spotlighting Getting Started 2022
07 Dec 2022
Eight early career makers in jewellery and silversmithing, Allison Macleod, Amber Doughty, Cara Lowe, Catherine Fiabane, Claire Skelton, Lavinia Bo, Lia Lam and Mark Newman, will take centre stage this winter as part of the Goldsmiths’ Centre’s “Spotlighting Getting Started” programme.
Eight early career makers in jewellery and silversmithing, Allison Macleod, Amber Doughty, Cara Lowe, Catherine Fiabane, Claire Skelton, Lavinia Bo, Lia Lam and Mark Newman, will take centre stage this winter as part of the Goldsmiths’ Centre’s “Spotlighting Getting Started” programme.
The Goldsmiths’ Centre will give the Spotlighting Getting Started participants further business skills training, tailored to their needs, helping them to build their confidence and best present their work in person and online. They will be spot-lit in a series of online ticketed Meet the Maker events, as well as gain exposure to the Centre’s 20.3k @gsmithscentre Instagram followers, enabling members of the industry and public to learn more about them, their practice and inspiration.
Charlotte Dew, Public Programme Manager at the Goldsmiths’ Centre explains,
“The Spotlighting programme gives talented makers the opportunity to continue learning with the Goldsmiths’ Centre beyond the scope of Getting Started Online, and become part of the rich and diverse community of makers we support. We are proud to see them develop their communication skills and share their practice through the live Meet the Maker events.”
The Goldsmiths’ Centre supports creative and talented emerging makers offering a platform to thrive, connect and collectively grow their skills and businesses. To meet the spot-lit best newcomers at one of the Goldsmiths’ Centre’s upcoming online talks
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Those looking to apply for the Getting Started Online introduction to business course, which will run 20th until 24th March 2023,
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Source: The Goldsmiths’ Centre