UWTSD Home-Swansea College of Art-Glass-Glass Staff- Dr Shelley Doolan

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Shelley is a glass maker and researcher. The material qualities of glass continue to be a source of inspiration and fascination. Over-arching interests include the interaction of glass and light and the way in which form and finish delineate space and mediate our experience.

Having learnt techniques including glass blowing, casting and the delights of cold-working, it is the process of lost-wax casting that captured her imagination. It is a technique which affords enormous scope for expression.

Shelley produces glass for a variety of contexts, applications and scale. Her work has been exhibited widely internationally.

Tel: 01792 481194
E-mail:shelley.doolan@www.guaguababy.com

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Selected exhibitions

  • Modern Masters, Galerie Handwerk, Munich. March 2017.http://www.hwk-muenchen.de
  • Guest Maker, Craft in the Bay, Cardiff, 1 July - 28 August 2016
  • ‘Focus on Glass’, Craft in the Bay, Cardiff, 18 July – 6 September 2015
  • Form’, an exhibition of contemporary cast glass, London Glassblowing Gallery, Bermondsey Street, 4 October – 2 November 2013
  • British Glass Biennale, Stourbridge, 23 August - 15 September 2012
  • European Glass in Context Exhibition,Bornholm Art Museum, 15 September to 18 November 2012. (One of two glass makers selected to represent UK)
  • 'Melt'London Glassblowing Gallery, 62-66 Bermondsey Street, London SE1, 5 to 29 October 2011
  • 'A.I.R.'at The Lightbox, Woking, Surrey, 23 February to 1 May 2011
  • ‘A.I.R.’,Crafts Study Centre, Farnham, Surrey, 12 – 23 October 2010
  • ‘Essence’(an exhibition of Selected Artists from British Glass Biennale 2010, as part of the London Design Festival), London Glassblowing Gallery, Bermondsey Street, 22 September – 20 October 2010
  • 'Lab Craft: Digital Adventures in Contemporary Craft', A Crafts Council巡回展览,在伦敦帐篷打开,老Truman Brewery, London E1 6QL, 23 - 26 September 2010, continuing throughout 2011. http://www.labcraft.org.uk/makers
  • British Glass Biennale, Stourbridge, 26 August - 11 September 2010 – (awarded 'Worshipful Company of Glass Seller's Award')
  • 'Remarkable Glass',Contemporary Applied Arts Gallery,London18 June - 17 July 2010
  • Leon Salet Arte-Moda,Maastricht, Holland, 21 May - 31 July 2010
  • Bullseye 'e-merge 2010', Portland, Oregon, USA, 23 March - 19 June 2010 – (awarded 'Popular Prize')
  • 'A.I.R.'James Hockey Gallery, UCA Farnham, Surrey 15 - 21 May 2010
  • ‘The Sculpture Garden’, Birtley House, Bramley, Surrey, 1 May - 31 May 2010
  • British Glass Biennale, Stourbridge, August 2008

Publications:

Conference proceedings:

  • Doolan, S.,Oseng-Rees, T., Ferriz-Papi, J. 2016,An investigation into the effect upon flexural strength of different methods of cutting float glass and sintered recycled container glass,23rdInternational Conference on Water Jetting, BHR Group, Cranfield
  • Doolan,S.,Cutler, V & Johnson, O. 2014,The synthesis of waterjet cutting with ‘hot-glass’ for the creation of murrini,22ndInternational Conference on Water Jetting, BHR Group, Cranfield
  • Doolan,S.,2012,The development of strategies for working with three-dimensional glass forms using two-dimensional waterjet cutting, 21st International Conference on Water Jetting, BHR Group, Cranfield.
  • Doolan, S.,V. Cutler, 2010,Controlled-depth surface-abrasion for parquetry in glass,20thInternational Conference on Water Jetting, BHR Group, Cranfield

Featured in:

书:

  • "New Technologies in Glass", Vanessa Cutler, A & C Black Ltd (Sept 2012) ISBN 9781408139547
  • "Mould Making for Glass", Angela Thwaites, A & C Black Ltd (2011) ISBN 9781408114339

Exhibition catalogues:

  • European Glass in Context, Bornholm Art Museum, Denmark (2012)
  • "British Glass Biennale 2012" (2012) ISBN 9780954757342
  • LabCraft – Digital Adventures in Contemporary Craft, Craft Council Exhibition Catalogue (2010) http://www.labcraft.org.uk/makers
  • Remarkable Glass, Contemporary Applied Arts, London ISBN 9780906420065
  • "British Glass Biennale 2010" (2010) ISBN 9780954757335
  • "British Glass Biennale 2008" (2008) ISBN 9780954757328

Professional journals:

  • “International Festival of Glass” (Review British Glass Biennale) Craft Arts International #86 pp. 92-94 (2012) ISSN 1038-846X
  • “From a glass band to flat-pack birdcages” (Review of British Glass Biennale) Crafts #237 pp.14-15 (2012) ISSN 9770306610036
  • “International Festival of Glass” (Review of British Glass Biennale) Craft Arts International #80 pp. 87-89 (2010) ISSN 1038-846X
  • “Remarkable Glass”; Craft Arts International #80 pp. 91-97 (2010) ISSN 1038-846X

Symposia:

Presented at:

  • Society of Glass Technologists Annual Conference in 2015
  • ‘Parallels and Connections’ an international ceramics and glass research conference, in 2011, Sunderland University
  • 20thInternational Conference on Water Jetting in October 2010.
  • Society of Glass Technologists annual conference in 2010

Awards:

  • British Glass Biennale, 2010 –awarded 'Worshipful Company of Glass Seller's Award'
  • Bullseye e-merge, Portland USA, 2010

Work in public collections

Work acquired for Glass Museum Alter Hof Herding, Germany

Knowledge Transfer - Commercial

Working on the EU-funded project, Institute for Sustainable Design at UWTSD, Shelley engaged in knowledge transfer activities, working with companies across a diverse range of industries and sectors to deliver workshop events, design and technical advice and longer-term collaborative research and development projects. The work resulted in a number of positive impact factors including ‘profit benefit’, ‘new jobs created’ and the adoption of new processes within organisations.

One example of a successful collaborative R&D project includes HOS Civils Ltd, specialist civil engineering formwork contractors. Working as Principal Investigator with the Director of HOS, Shelley established the parameters of the R&D project, agreed responsibilities, time-scale and objectives. Shelley managed all aspects of the project from its conception, planning, timely delivery, review and reporting. The successful outcomes and transfer of knowledge have prompted the company to commission Shelley in contract research and innovation activities to extend a range of the new product from the initial tests and prototypes. HOS Civils Ltd is in the process of establishing a new division to market and sell the range.

Shelley successfully wrote and developed a 14-partner project under the Erasmus + Knowledge Alliance Scheme

Arts Council of England Grants for the Arts Funding 2009