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Tamsin Williams graduated in Fine Art Printmaking from Brighton University in 1996. In 1999 she completed a certificate in Multimedia (Digital Arts) at the University of Sussex. Audio-visual installations include Epitaph for an Ephemerist in St Peter’s Church, Brighton, 1999. Artist-in-residence projects include: the De La Warr Pavilion, Bexhill-on-Sea, February 2000, creating a web site from the public’s responses to the Maximum Cube exhibition (www.lighthouse.org.uk/minimumcube/); Year of the Artist residency on Connex trains in May 2001 Familiar Strangers; artist-in-residence at Caterham School in Surrey 2001-2002. Tamsin Williams currently lives and works in Brighton, East Sussex. For Art and Sacred Places Williams worked with Guildford Cathedral - see Art 2000 Programme. |
