MADE

– YSP Centre

About MADE

MADE is YSP Shop's changing showcase of contemporary craft and jewellery. It features the work of a curated range of established and up-and-coming artists, designers and makers.

All works on display in MADE are for sale. Visit YSP Centre to view the current range and to buy in-store.

Makers for spring 2022 are:

Ami Hallgarth | Amy Stringer | Ann Little | Becca Macdonald | Becky Crow | Claire Allain | Claire Lowe | Claire Troughton | Daisy Lee Jewells | Deborah Tseng | Dovile Ko Jewellery | Emily Collins | Emily Higham | Emma Louise Wilson | Fiona Mcalear | Fionna Hesketh | Freya Alder | Gwyneth Williamson | Josephine Gomersall | Laila Smith | Lisa Grabowski | Natalie Baker | Nettie Birch | Rachel Brown | Ruth Laird | Sadie Blythin | Shirley Smith | Yuka Jourdain | Zsuzsi Morrison

Own Art is available on purchases from £100 to £2,000.

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    Kenny Hunter: Bonfire

    Kenny Hunter’s work is an examination of popular culture through the legacy of a darker history that continues to shape contemporary life. His work disrupts traditional modes of sculpture presentation by using bronze, which is associated with traditional statues or monuments, in combination with humble or everyday subject matter. This can be seen in the Bonfire works that are in the YSP landscape.
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    Elisabeth Frink: Standing Man

  3. Joao Vasco Paiva Standard Kitchen 2017 at Yorkshire Sculpture Park
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    Joao Vasco Paiva: Standard Kitchen

    For Standard Kitchen, Vasco Paiva collaborated with artisans in East Bali. Together, they used the traditional method of carving Batu Candi, a lava stone often used for building temples and shrines. The stone was shaped to create a life-sized replica of a modular kitchen to consider the processes and spaces that are integral to everyday life.
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    Damien Hirst: Charity

    Charity is based on the Scope charity collection boxes that used to be common on British streets. On the walking route to The Weston, it features a young girl wearing a calliper and cradling a teddy bear.