1. CURRICULUM VITAE
Name: Jennifer Rachael Morgan
Date of birth: 30th September 1991
Address: 623 Didsbury Road, Heaton Mersey, Stockport, SK4 3AJ
Phone: 0161 432 8103
Mobile: 07889 792224
Email: jennifermorgan91@hotmail.co.uk
Website: www.jennifermorganartwork.weebly.com
Qualifications:
Bachelor of Art in Fine Art, Sheffield Hallam University, 2014, First Class
Honours
Art Foundation, York College, 2011
3 A Levels, Huntington School 6th Form, 2010
4 AS Levels, Huntington School 6th Form, 2009
9 GCSEs, Huntington School, 2008
Current Employment: Part-time Gallery Assistant, Castle Galleries, Trafford
Centre, starting on 19th November 2014- July 2015
Previous Employment Experience:
Domestic Cleaner, Molly Maids York, May – September, 2011 to 2014
Sales Assistant, Next York, July 2008 – December 2010
Competences and Skills:
As a Gallery Assistant at Castle Galleries, Trafford Centre, Manchester I had
an opportunity to be involved in all aspects of a successful gallery. In my role
it was my responsibility to act as a curator for the gallery, caring for the pieces
and making sure they are correctly delivered and received. This involved
using my administration skills, such as logging deliveries, organising artist
events and openings and keeping accounting records up to date. When there
was an opening for a particular artist I would organise the even by contacting
clients, greeting them and introducing them to the gallery. Communication
was key to meet the requirements of clients and artists and I do this well, as I
am passionate and enthusiastic about my work. I have also held a part time
cleaning job that taught me to work hard to achieve perfect results in
sometimes difficult environments.
I graduated from Sheffield Hallam University in the summer of 2014 with a
First class honours degree in Fine Art. During my time at university I learned
valuable work place skills such as working as a part of team. This was
brought to the fore when we were tasked with organising the end of year

2. show. I played a number of different roles within this activity, including;
fundraiser, technical advisor and curator. This taught me to engage will all
sorts of people and achieve results that suited everyone involved. My
dissertation, supervised by Yeun Fong Ling, explored the implications of Lee
Mingwei’s The Mending Project. This taught me to research and express my
thoughts in a clear and concise manner.
I am a hard working, reliable and conscientious worker who is goal orientated
and willing to learn. I work well with colleagues and by myself and add value
to the work that I participate in. Outside of work I was involved in a marching
band that won national titles, both as a participant and a leader. I am also
keen to develop my own art practice. In 2014 my work was selected to be
displayed as part of the John Ruskin Award in the Millennium Gallery,
Sheffield. My work uses the medium of needle and thread, going beyond the
expected uses of the medium.
Availability: From July 2015
References on request from:
Employment: Anthony Ducker, Castle Galleries, Trafford Centre, M17
8AA, 0161 748 7237, traffordcentre@castlegalleries.com
Academic: Julie Westerman, Sheffield Hallam University, Senior
Lecturer in Fine Art, 01142 256190, j.f.westerman@shu.ac.uk
Character: Andrew Stubbs, St. Andrew’s New Earswick Church Lads
and Church Girls Brigade, Brigade Captain, 01904 470448,
andrew.stubbs23@gmail.com