Crafts CouncilDirectoryKate HaywoodArtistKent, EnglandCeramicsTextilesWebsiteE-mailInstagramTwitterAboutInfoNewsVideosI am interested in exploring ways in which poetic structures can function visually, by balancing and manipulating material qualities and employing a Thinking through Making approach. Objects relate to ritual, ceremony and adornment and these references create a heightened physical awareness of the body. Initially this is communicated through an immediate, intuitive, tactile language. When closely examined they evoke further associations linked to experiences bound by time, sequencing and memory.Focus:sculptureCV:Download documentCommissions:Available for commissionsGlass World - National Glass Centre14 October 2023 – 10 March 2024'In recent years National Glass Centre has developed a permanent collection of international Studio Glass that includes work by artists from or based in thirty different countries, from Sweden to New Zealand and the United States to Japan. This exhibition presents a wide selection of the works held in our collection and creates an opportunity to celebrate the international reach of artists working in glass. With a focus on works from our collection, the exhibitions reflect the international remit of artists working in glass and Sunderland’s role within the glass world.'Traces: Language of Clay Artists Film AboutI am interested in exploring ways in which poetic structures can function visually, by balancing and manipulating material qualities and employing a Thinking through Making approach. Objects relate to ritual, ceremony and adornment and these references create a heightened physical awareness of the body. Initially this is communicated through an immediate, intuitive, tactile language. When closely examined they evoke further associations linked to experiences bound by time, sequencing and memory.InfoFocus:sculptureCV:Download documentCommissions:Available for commissionsNewsGlass World - National Glass Centre14 October 2023 – 10 March 2024'In recent years National Glass Centre has developed a permanent collection of international Studio Glass that includes work by artists from or based in thirty different countries, from Sweden to New Zealand and the United States to Japan. This exhibition presents a wide selection of the works held in our collection and creates an opportunity to celebrate the international reach of artists working in glass. With a focus on works from our collection, the exhibitions reflect the international remit of artists working in glass and Sunderland’s role within the glass world.'VideosTraces: Language of Clay Artists Film WebsiteE-mailInstagramTwitterProjectObject SeriesProjectDance SeriesProjectNational Glass Centre ResidencyProjectGuldagergaard ResidencyProjectYork Art Gallery ExhibtionProjectAmuletProjectManchester Art Gallery ExhibtionProjectLanguage of Clay Part ThreeProjectLanguage of Clay Part TwoProjectLanguage of Clay Part One
Glass World - National Glass Centre14 October 2023 – 10 March 2024'In recent years National Glass Centre has developed a permanent collection of international Studio Glass that includes work by artists from or based in thirty different countries, from Sweden to New Zealand and the United States to Japan. This exhibition presents a wide selection of the works held in our collection and creates an opportunity to celebrate the international reach of artists working in glass. With a focus on works from our collection, the exhibitions reflect the international remit of artists working in glass and Sunderland’s role within the glass world.'
Glass World - National Glass Centre14 October 2023 – 10 March 2024'In recent years National Glass Centre has developed a permanent collection of international Studio Glass that includes work by artists from or based in thirty different countries, from Sweden to New Zealand and the United States to Japan. This exhibition presents a wide selection of the works held in our collection and creates an opportunity to celebrate the international reach of artists working in glass. With a focus on works from our collection, the exhibitions reflect the international remit of artists working in glass and Sunderland’s role within the glass world.'