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Explore the work of past and present students on our Prof Doc Fine Art course.
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Ralph Overill
Ralph Overill was awarded his Doctorate in Fine Art in 2022 for his research project, Monsters and Margins.
He is currently:
- An intaglio printmaking technician at The Glasgow School of Art
- A senior editor for the Journal of Arts Writing by Students
- A short course tutor at West Dean College
He exhibits regularly in London and Glasgow. Recent exhibitions include:
- Royal Academy Summer Exhibition (2023)
- Woolwich Contemporary Print Fair
He also delivers lectures and presentations of his research at institutions including Camberwell College of Arts and Art Academy London.
Previously, he worked as a printmaking technician at:
- East London Printmakers
- New City College
Visit Ralph Overill's website
Instagram: @between_the_images
Ali Darke
Ali Darke is a London-based artist, curator, and researcher. She was elected a member of the Royal Society of Sculptors in 2024 and selected for the New Platform Arts Professional Development Programme in 2024.
Recent exhibitions:
- On The Edge 0.2, MRSS, Ovada, and Oxford
- 50/50, Unit 1 Gallery Workshop, London
- Royal Academy Summer Exhibition 2024, RA, London
- Slumber, Draw International, France
- upSCALE, Project 78, Hastings
- In-Out, Hive Creates, London
- The Museum of Rooms, Safe House Gallery, London
- Mother’s Ruin, 35 Blumen, Krefeld, Germany
- Bound: The Stone Space, London
- States of Exchange, Hypha Studios, London
- Toil & Trouble: How We Find Out Who We Are, APT Gallery, London
- Memento Mori, and Common Place, Air Gallery, Manchester
- The Beastly, Wirksworth Arts Festival
- Vestiges, hART’s Lane Gallery
- Micro-Vestiges, One to Ten Gallery, Hastings
- Wells Art Contemporary, Wells Cathedral
Artist residencies:
- PADA, Portugal (2025)
- DRAWinternational, France
- PassagiAtina, Italy
- Summer Lodge, Nottingham Trent University
- Directional Forces.
Shinwook Kim
Shinwook Kim is an award-winning artist based in South Korea and Europe.
In 2022, he received the twelfth IL WOO Photograph Award, presented by the Hanjin Group (Korean Air), one of the most renowned photography prizes in Korea. He also held a solo exhibition.
In the same year, he was invited as an award winner to the twentieth Manifesto Photo Festival in Toulouse, France, where he held another solo exhibition.
In 2023, he was named the Study UK Alumni Awards 2022–23 Culture and Creativity Award winner in Korea, presented by the British Council.
He is currently a Professor in the School of Photography and Motion Picture at Kyungil University in Korea.
Visit Shinwook Kim's website
Anna Fairchild
Since graduating in 2019, Anna Fairchild has been invited to and pre-selected for seminars, residencies, and exhibitions across the UK and internationally.
Awards and recognition
- Recipient of The Broadway Gallery Artist Bursary (2023–24)
- Shortlisted for the Mark Tanner Sculpture Award (2022–23), Standpoint Gallery, London
Selected exhibitions and invitations
- Invited to Salon des Étrangers, 60th Venice Biennale (2024)
- Invited to Artwalks group exhibition, NN Contemporary, Northampton (2024)
- Selected for Essential Structures, Gerald Moore Gallery, London (2024)
- Selected for Space, Places, curated by NoHat, The Broadway Gallery, Letchworth Garden City (2023)
Solo exhibitions
- Brutal Dream, Broadway Gallery Bursary Exhibition (2024)
- Congruous, Saturation Point (2021)
- Igneous Staring, Cloud 9 Residency (funded by Arts Council England) (2021)
- Mill Flow, Mill Green Museum Gallery, Hertfordshire (2019)
In 2025, her chapter titled Drawing Luton Narratives with Cameraless Photography will be published by Bloomsbury.
Visit Anna Fairchild's website











