Fiona Campbell
Fiona is an experienced practising fine artist, educator, and curator, passionate about sharing and facilitating the learning process with others for lifelong learning. Fiona works across drawing, sculpture, textiles and installation, often combining these in mixed media sculptural assemblages with a focus on environment. She exhibits nationally and internationally, undertakes artist residencies, and works to commission.
Fiona has an MFA, PGCE and 30+ years' experience teaching and working with communities of all ages, abilities and demographic. This includes a whole spectrum of visual arts including drawing, painting, collage, textiles, printing, and 3d. She has taught in schools, colleges, universities, arts and environmental centres, privately, and runs online sculpture courses. She curates large-scale art projects and exhibitions, involving collaboration and public engagement programmes for diverse audiences.
Member of the Royal Society of Sculptors, Fiona was shortlisted for Cass Art Prize'25, Ingram Prize finalist '21; received a Gilbert Bayes award '19; and gained an ACE DYCP grant '22/'23. Recent exhibitions: WAC Installations (Chapter House, Wells Cathedral); Cass Art Prize, London; As Old as the Hills, Somerset; PADA, Portugal; Wander_Land, Tremenheere Sculpture Gardens, Cornwall; Together We Rise, Chichester Cathedral; International Biennale, NCTRI Taiwan.
Fiona is a Trustee for Somerset Art Works, and previously SAW Rep. She was a Trustee for Black Swan Arts, and on the Programming Committee. She has contributed resources for arts organisations (e.g: Somerset Art Works, Art UK).