North West, United Kingdom
Faith Bebbington
Age Group
A Level
Primary
Secondary
Bio
Faith’s sculptural practice initially stemmed from being born with cerebral palsy, a disability that made her curious about how humans and animals move. Being a Black British, woman artist from a Jamaican, West African heritage also influences her creative output.
She has extensive experience of devising and leading 3D art workshops with primary, secondary schools and SEND settings. The activities are tailored to the age and ability of participants, working with recycled materials either individually or in groups. She also delivers CPD sessions for teachers. She is a member of United Black Art Educators, NSEAD.
To see examples of her work with schools visit https://faithbebbington.co.uk/school-workshops
Email Address
enquiries@faithbebbington.co.uk
Experience in Schools
Faith has worked with children and young people in schools across the UK and the North West in particular, for over 25 years. Her partnership projects involve engaging with schools, youth and community groups; local authorities and cultural organisations, as she enjoys working with people to encourage and develop their creativity. For these schools and community projects she re-uses waste paper and other waste materials to create sustainable temporary artworks.
Max Group Size
-30 students
Qualifications
B.A Hons. Sculpture degree from Winchester School of Art 1986
PGCE Secondary Art & Design from Liverpool John Moores University 1992
Exhibitions
Faith tends to show her sculpture in public settings to make it more accessible, rather than having a gallery based practice. Recent shows include:
JOY solo exhibition at the Royal Liver Building, Liverpool 9th - 16th November 2023
Celebration new sculpture at Liverpool Central Library for Black History Month, funded by Culture Liverpool & UK Shared Prosperity 7th Oct- 31st Oct 2023.