Jacqui Carey completed a BA(Hons) degree in woven textiles at WSCAD in 1985, and has been practicing ever since. As a textile specialist and braidmaker, her work acknowledges tradition whilst exploring the creative, and has been widely exhibited. Jacqui is recognised as a leading authority in her field, and shares her expertise through writing and teaching. She is the author of several books andrecipient of a QEST Craft Scholarship.
Describe your approach to teaching?
I like to teach individuals, allowing them to flourish at their own
pace. My approach is to reveal the fundamentals of technique and to
facilitate students exploring their own interests.
What inspires your work?
My own work is inspired by the creative process, practice and by
journeys, both internal and external. My current work is
interlacing themes and meditations on the intangible.
West Dean College and Gardens are part of a registered charity and relies on the support of generous donors, friends, legacies to help us deliver world-class education in conservation and the creative arts and maintain our award-winning gardens.
