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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    Bruce Beasley: Advocate IV

    Inspired by geometric forms, Beasley’s sculptures are often made up of these shapes, and in particular cubes. He uses computer software to design three-dimensional forms without the constraints of gravity. These configurations are then translated into bronze. As with Advocate IV which appears to be balancing, the design method contributes to the precarious appearance of Beasley’s sculptures.
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    Elisabeth Frink: In Memorium II

    Frink succeeds in capturing a sense of defiance with In Memoriam II as the features of the figure express great sadness but also a sense of dignity.
  3. Sol Lewitt 123454321, 1993, in the snow at Yorkshire Sculpture Park
    Art Outdoors

    Sol LeWitt: 123454321

    123454321 expresses LeWitt’s approach to minimalist composition. It is a construction of cinder blocks set in a formal arrangement. Each series of blocks is in the proportion 1:1:2. This ratio forms the sequence for the whole structure and is typical of his use of simple numerical systems and serial progressions. The work has a restrained and calculated beauty, which stems from the purity of mathematical principles.
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    Sculpture Baby: Jordy Kerwick

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