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Adam Bridgland
Posted by Simon Lewin

Another very welcome addition to the artists represented at St. Jude's.

Born in 1979, Adam Bridgland studied printmaking at Norwich School of Art & Design and then studied at the Royal College of Art (MA Fine Art Printmaking)

Adam embraces the everyday object finding inspiration from the colouring book image, travel guidebooks, and scout camping paraphernalia.

Since graduating from his Masters at the Royal College of Art in 2004, Adam has lived and worked as an artist in London.

Adam Bridgland's work is held in a number of collections including The British Museum Prints and Drawings Collection, AEA Investors LLC, UBS, The V & A, Boeing Asia, HBOS, The De La Warr Pavilion Bexhill on Sea, The Royal College of Art, The BBC and various private collections across Europe and the United States.

View further examples of work by Adam Bridgland at St. Jude's.

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Posted by Simon Lewin on August 9th, 2009

In Art, Culture, People, Printmaking 

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