EDUCATION

• BA (Hons) Design, First Class, Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art        

• M Phil. Public Art and Design, Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art        

• PGCE in Secondary Education with Distinction

 

EXHIBITIONS
Visual Arts Scotland, Alight, Royal Scottish Academy, Edinburgh

SSA – 118th Annual Exhibition, Royal Scottish Academy, Edinburgh

Visual Arts Scotland, VAS:t Royal Scottish Academy, Edinburgh

Journeys in Paper, McNaughtan’s Bookshop and Gallery, Edinburgh

Visual Arts Scotland, Royal Scottish Academy, Edinburgh

Aberdeen Artists’ Annual Exhibition, Aberdeen Art Gallery

Mesh: Designers explore historic textiles, The Lamb Gallery, Dundee

Four Seasons – The Peacock Gallery, Aberdeen

From the Margin – touring exhibition, ECA, GSA and DOJCA

Context – Australian National University, Canberra, Australia

Context – Visual Research Centre, Dundee Contemporary Arts

Wood Group Annual Exhibition – Royal Infirmary, Aberdeen

SSWA Annual Exhibition – Royal Scottish Academy, Edinburgh

SSA on Paper – Richard Demarco Gallery, Edinburgh

 

COMMISSIONS

Invited Artist ‘Polyolefins’

In collaboration with the Royal Society of Chemistry

Dundee Printmakers Gallery, Seagate, Dundee

 

EMPLOYMENT 

Philippa has over 20 years experience as a secondary school Art and Design teacher, delivering courses from the Junior Phase to Advanced Higher. She has created opportunities for her students to work with partners such as:

St Andrews University

Edinburgh College – Amazerealise and the Daydream Believers Programme

Edinburgh Printmakers

The Royal Botanical Gardens, Herbarium.

She has also delivered Active Learning and Visual Literacy training to all staff in her current secondary school.

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Philippa has worked across sectors in Primary, Secondary, Higher and Gallery Education. For

several years she taught as a Design Studio Tutor at Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art and

for two years she co-ordinated the programme for pupils and teachers as the Schools’ Education Officer for the National Galleries of Scotland. During that time she wrote many resources for teachers to support school visits and an education pack titled ‘Viewpoint’ to accompany an NGS touring exhibition.