CV

 CURRICULUM VITAE

Sarah Jacques MARCA
School	School of Arts & Humanities
Role in School	Lecturer in BA (Hons) Fine Art
Qualifications	Master of Arts Of the Royal College of Art Fine Art  1993 Goldsmiths College, London University Post Graduate Certificate of Education Art and Design  1995 UEL, London University Awarded First Class in Fine Art 1991 Ravensbourne College of Art Foundation Diploma 1988 Registered General Nurse Kings and Bromley School of Nursing  RGN 1988 BSL -  British Sign Language  The British Institute for the Deaf Stage one certificate 1998 IT skills certificate Internal skills – Suffolk University 1999 Viva Examiner 2012
Teaching Areas	Fine Art  Research and Engaged Practice Marker for Final year Degree Fine Art Dissertations
Scholarly Activity
	Chelsea and Kensington College Artist in Residency, Kensington, London 1993-1994 The Travel Scholarship award Gujarat, India 1992 The Dale – Rowney Award 1993 The John Purcell paper prize 1993 Health and Safety conference 2010
Conferences/workshops	Teaching and Learning conference U.C.S. 2011
Exhibitions/performances	The Royal Society of Painter/ printmaker open 1991 “Al Fresco” Alternative Arts, London 1991 Mural Paintings Romania, Bucharesti 1991 Mural Paintings Transylvania, Romania 1991 Print Europe, Barbican, London 1991 Duna Gallery,  Barbican, London  1992 Malvern Drawing exhibition Malvern 1992 Marlborough Gallery London 1992 Print Principle,  Mall Galleries,  London 1992 “Fresh Art” Business Design Centre , London 1992 Drawings, Baroda University, Gujarat,  India 1992 Morley Gallery,  London 1993 Roseberry Avenue Gallery,  Group show  London 1993 Ernst and Young Summer exhibition, Cambridge  1993 Gulbenkian Gallery,  The Royal College of Art London 1993 Private collector, Islington, London 1993 “Three Artists Victoria Street  London 1993 Solo Show The Peter McMillan Gallery Cambridge  1993 “Artist” 94 Fine Art research practice , London 1994 Print show Chelsea and Kensington Fine Art practice College 1994 Flowers East Gallery,  Print Portfolio –Fine Art practice London  1994 Indian Miniatures ISIS Gallery Fine Art practice 1995 Whitechapel Local Open  Fine Art practice London 1996 The Arthur Oldham Gallery, Group exhibition- Fine Art practice 1996 Absolute Secret, Royal College of Art Post card installation – group work 1997 Artwalks,  Suffolk Open Fine Art practice Mixed Exhibition  1998 Gulbenkian Gallery - Secrets The Royal College of Art Fine Art practice London 1999 The Unicorn Gallery Fine Art group exhibition 1999 Private Painting Commision , Fine Art prints Chelsea , London 1993 Intervention – called ‘open books’ Northgate Library,  Suffolk 1996 The Ancient House, Engaged Fine Art practice Time capsules 2000 Suffolk College Degree Tutors and Foundation Diploma Tutors Mixed Fine Art Exhibition  The Forefront Gallery, Suffolk 2000 The Painterly Print Series The print room 2000 ‘Dirt and Domesticity’ Performance by Fine Artists Sarah Jacques and Emma Johnson Forefront Gallery 2000 ‘Murder’ – House on  London Road Digital photo print 2000 Absolut Secrets, The Gulbenkian Gallery The Royal College of Art, London 2001 Inside Spaces- open studio Suffolk Sarah Jacques Fine Art practice 2002 Drawing series – Intervention Fine Art practice ‘Washing on the line’ 2004 Outside spaces Sarah Jacques Fine Art practice Rendlesham Forest,  Suffolk 2003 Legal – series of photo documented interventions 2003 Small matter Series of prints Exhibited  through power point presentation 2003 ‘Breathing’ – series of  photo stills which examine the first few moments of the birth of a child The Portland Hospital, London 2003 U.C.S. Town Hall Auction,  Group exhibition for undergraduate Fine Art students and Tutors Suffolk 2005 ‘Breathing’  2 – series of photo stills which examine the reactions of a newly born child, 2005 ‘Art Life’ Series – exploring Identity and twin phenomena Studio open @ under one roof Suffolk 2006 Shelter – Photo documentation London 2007 The Family construct ‘Art Life series Spain 2007 Interior Intervention Called ‘a quiet voice’ 2008 Super Knicks Photo performance of Artist 2009 Christchurch Mansion Drawing project- Series called ‘Service’ 2009 Shelter- Photo documentation and intervention work of subject 2011 Closed – Fine Art project addressing the homeless Performance Painting @ the house behind the Mansion Oil Painting 2012 Series of Post Modern Still Life Paintings @ the house behind the Museum Oil Paintings 2012 Snow Installation LBM 2012 Chalk Board Drawings ‘role-play’ series 2012 ‘The Cardinal Wolsey’s Park Series called ’Status’ 2009 Ipswich Museum Drawing series – The whales tooth 2009 ‘social interaction of the family’ Studio open @under one roof Suffolk 2007 Drawing series ’The sound of the waves’ – Intervention Fine Art practice 2007 ‘Art and the family’ – The primates @under one roof Suffolk 20010 The study of the studio open – Fine Art Research of the audience @under one roof Suffolk 2010 Soho – London Intervention called street codes Research – considering the concept of conforming 2011 ‘Sewing the Landscape’ The Feminist Painter 2011 Gender- series of Fine Art Photographs of light bulbs 2011 The Fine Art Van – Fine Art Intervention The A12 2011 Tottenham Court Road Intervention – Listen……. London 2011 The Royal Academy Fine Art Intervention London 2011 Rome Exchanged Intervention work with Artist David Baldry Campbell 2011 The British Museum Fine Art engaged Intervention London 2011 Fine Art Agent Maria Fletcher
Other
Teaching, Learning and Assessment
Curriculum development	Curriculum development of Level One Fine Art Modules written and rewritten for BA (Hons) Fine Art validation, as follows: Workshop Studies The integration of theory and practice within Fine Art context Fine Art Painting Fine Art Printmaking Fine Art Sculpture /Installation Fine Art Lens based Media Studio Studies The interrogation of Fine Art ideas between practice and theory Fine Art Painting Fine Art Printmaking Fine Art Sculpture/installation Fine Art Lens based Media  Fine Art Drawing Life Drawing Drawing related Installation projects Site Specific projects Studio Practice Professional Practice Dissertation and Critical Review Degree Project
Other	Other Teaching includes: Suffolk College Fine Art Illustration Lecturer 1996-2000 Goldsmiths College Teaching training placements 1995-6 East Stratford High School Greenwich High School UEL London De Montfort University, Leicester Visiting Lecturer 1994-5 Visiting Lecturer Fine Arts Department 1994-1995 Oxfordshire College of Art and Design Visiting Lecturer 1994-5
Professional Activities	University School Liaison Officer 2009-2012 – current Promotion of Fine Art Provision of open days/taster days 2010-2012 SEN- Sign Language Interpreter – current 2012 Health and Safety – Print workshop- current 2012 Library – to research and provide update of Fine Art related books, journals and other material. Current 2012 Summer School Lecturer -2010-2012 Teaching and Learning focus committee group U.C.S- current position 2012
Memberships	Graduate Professional Teaching Body GB
Other Teaching	Suffolk College Leisure Learning Evening Class- open access to Fine Art 2008 Waterfront Art Studios Occasional Lecturer 2010-2011 Mela- Community Project Drawing in the park Teacher- 2011 U.C.S. Special Events – Life Drawing Classes open for hire with the Business Communities Occasional Lecturer 2012
Other	History:  Occasional Project work as Scenic Artist – Sheperton Studios 1992

Research Project      

The benefits of Social Learning within a Studio Environment to wider Society 

Working Title

1)     Practical and theoretical  research relating to  students and their work within Fine Art Studios

2)     Look at learning styles; individual approaches to visual problems, progression and understanding

3)     Consider the benefits of each student physically engaging with each other’s practice, through seminar, practical workshops and group critiques, within the context of the Studio.

4)     Consider wider participation as a positive research tool to reflect views and differences across individuals and communities

5)     Consider future possibilities for Graduates within Fine Art. Specifically those who have high skill levels demonstrated through diverse problem solving within creative media jobs.

6)      Secondly, Fine Art Graduates ability to tangibly make works which fulfill and create coherent social pathways. These arguably feed culture and enhance the quality of society.