In memory of Emma McKinlay

Emma McKinlay
In September 2017, Emma McKinlay, a much-loved member of the Silent Frame editorial team, passed away at the age of 24 after a long battle with blood cancer.
We launched this fundraising campaign to raise money for Teenage Cancer Trust as part of a page celebrating Emma's creativity: as curator, designer, fashion enthusiast, painter, printmaker, wizard of words, and talented artist.
From designing student journals to writing for Vogue, from organising exhibitions to painting a sculpture that sold for thousands, there are so many of Emma's achievements to discover.
You can read more about Emma's art and writing via the following link (which you may need to copy and paste into your browser):
www.silent-frame.com/emma-mckinlay
Emma and Silent Frame
Emma joined Silent Frame as a contributor and sub-editor in 2015, when the project was in its early stages. As a member of the editorial team, she played an important role in shaping the direction that the site took.
Emma's articles are a joy to read, characterised by both her undeniable flair for writing and her eye for detail. Emma had a knack for teasing out the humour and humanity to be found in even the most pofaced artworks.
You can read Emma's articles for Silent Frame via the link above.
Teenage Cancer Trust
Teenage Cancer Trust is a charity that helps to ensure that young people affected by cancer receive the care that they need.
Emma's family have particularly praised the support that Teenage Cancer Trust provided for Emma during her treatment.
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