Made in Arts London's #8 Annual Catalogue
Celebrating our 10-Year Anniversary in 2021, Made in Arts London proudly continues to showcase and represent "some of the best emerging talent that the University of the Arts London has to offer. Our diverse range of artists are selected by a panel of industry professionals, welcoming applications from all six colleges, and from all stages of study. The platform offers our students the opportunity to exhibit their work in a safe environment – they gain professional experience of pricing their work, showing with commercial galleries, selling online, in markets and at art fairs", Eleanor West, Arts Students’ Union Activities Officer 2019-2021.
Celebrating our 10-Year Anniversary in 2021, Made in Arts London proudly continues to showcase and represent "some of the best emerging talent that the University of the Arts London has to offer. Our diverse range of artists are selected by a panel of industry professionals, welcoming applications from all six colleges, and from all stages of study.
The platform offers our students the opportunity to exhibit their work in a safe environment – they gain professional experience of pricing their work, showing with commercial galleries, selling online, in markets and at art fairs", Eleanor West, Arts Students’ Union Activities Officer 2019-2021.
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‘Repurpose’ Look 3 and Look 4 | Fashion collection comprised of: up-cycled nylon tent poles, PVC airbed,
polyester sleeping bags and camping chair, Original, Various sizes, Prices from £460 - £990
Amber Kim
BA (Hons) Fashion Design and Technology: Womenswear,
London College of Fashion 2019
Born in South Korea and raised in the UK, Kim has built experience across various
fashion sectors, working at renowned brands including Tom Ford and Chalayan. Her
recent collection, ‘Repurpose’ re-imagines the avant-garde to produce sustainable
long-lasting textiles items through modern craftsmanship and technology. She
was featured on BBC Radio 4’s Today programme, discussing her concern for the
environment and how she was inspired by the discarded tents abandoned at music
festivals – “I’ve seen all of the problems. I couldn’t leave and not do anything about it.”
Following interest from fashion industry insiders, her full collection was presented at
‘Super Super Super’ during London Fashion Week 2019. It has also received attention
as fine art – exhibited at TM Lighting Gallery, with artist collaborators, and included
as an installation and experimental choreography with contemporary dancers, at the
Wells Project exhibition space.
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