
About
Fiona Wilson is a Senior Lecturer at Staffordshire University's Digital, Tech, Innovation & Business School. She has held academic roles at Leeds University, Leeds College of Art, and Huddersfield University, specializing in textiles and surface pattern design. Her practice, Fiona Wilson Prints, exhibits in galleries and shops, blending academic and commercial artistry.
Education:
- Postgraduate Certificate in Higher and Professional Education, Staffordshire University (2013-2014, Distinction)
- MA Textiles, Manchester Metropolitan University (2009–2011, Distinction)
- BA Hons Surface Design and Textiles, Bradford School of Arts and Media (2006–2009, 1st Class Hons)
- Access to Art, Huddersfield Technical College (2005–2006)
- BA Hons Business Studies, Oxford Brookes University (1991–1994, 2:1)
Research & Practice Focus: Fiona’s work centers on textile design, surface pattern innovation, and the intersection of art and education. Her studio practice emphasizes printed designs showcased in exhibitions like Bedazzled (2011) and Paper, Scissors, Stone (2014). She also explores traditional embroidery techniques and contemporary textile applications.
Awards:
- 2010: Embroiderers’ Guild Scholar Bursary
- 2009: Sketchbook Prize (Needle Forge Mill Museum)
- 2008: 3rd Prize in Rugmark Design a Rug Competition
Professional Activities: Fiona balances teaching with exhibitions, publications (e.g., Embroidery Magazine), and community engagement through open studios and markets. Her career transition from Business Studies to textiles reflects a dedication to creative pedagogy and interdisciplinary practice.
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