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LORRAINE ROBSON Curriculum Vitae Phone LORRAINE ROBSON Curriculum Vitae Phone: mobile 07939 301721 Email:[email protected] EDUCATION Bachelor of Arts (hons) degree in Sculpture, Heriot Watt, Edinburgh College of Art (1988) AWARDS:- Creative Scotland Bursary towards Creative Development 2014 Vasefinder, awarded 1st prize, Vasefinder 7th International 2012, USA Vasefinder, awarded 3rd prize, Vasefinder 6th International 2011, USA Forth Valley Craft Makers Award towards Professional Development research trip - 2009 Scottish Arts Council Creative Development Grant - 2009 Awarded Arts Council Grant towards commissioned installation - 1991 Selina Goodenough Memorial Prize for Sculpture - 1988 INTERNATIONAL COMPETITIONS: Taiwan Ceramics Biennale, Yingge Ceramics Museum. 2016 4rd International Triennial of Silicate Arts, Hungary. 2014 8th International Biannual of Ceramics Kapfenberg Austria, 2013 Invited artist. The IV International Festival of Postmodern Ceramics, KERAMEIKON, Croatian Ceramic Association, Varazdin , 2012 Taiwan Ceramics Biennale. Yingge Ceramics Museum, Taiwan. 2012 3rd International Triennial of Silicate Arts, Hungary. 2011 7th International Biannual of Ceramics presented by the City of Kapfenberg, Austria. 2011 SELECTION OF EXHIBITIONS 1987 Dunkeld and Birnam Arts Festival 1988 SSWA 64th Annual Exhibition, RSA, Edinburgh. (Awarded Sculpture Prize.) 1989 Fruitmarket Gallery Open Exhibition, Edinburgh 1991 Collective Gallery Festival Exhibition, Edinburgh 1991 SSA Centenary Exhibition, RSA, Edinburgh. Commissioned installation work. 1993 SSA Annual Exhibition, Royal Scottish Academy, Edinburgh 1995 Roger Billcliffe Solo Fine Art Gallery, Glasgow 1995 Women Artists” Peter Potter Gallery, Haddington 1995 Riverside Gallery, Stonehaven 1995 The Strathearn Gallery, Crieff 1996 New Works” Solo The Open Eye Gallery, Edinburgh. 1996 Line Gallery, Linlithgow 1996 Peter Potter Gallery, Solo Haddington 1996 T.Garner Gallery, Glasgow. 1995 The Fotheringham Gallery, Bridge of Allan 1997 Coram Gallery, London 1998 James Graham and Sons, Solo New York 1999 Crawford Arts Centre, St Andrews 2000 The Bellevue Gallery, Edinburgh1988 2000 Nexus Galleries, Edinburgh 2000 James Graham and Sons, New York 2001 Gold Gallery, Edinburgh 2003 Solo, The Stenton Gallery, Stenton 2004 Solo,Morningside Gallery, Edinburgh 2005 Solo, Goddards Gallery, Portsmouth 2006 AE Contemporary Art (formerly Eyestorm Gallery) ,Warwick 2006 Residencies, The Park Gallery, Falkirk 2006 The Biscuit Factory, Newcastle upon Tyne 2006 St Andrews Pottery, St Andrews 2006 Galleria Luti, Callander 2007 Multiplicity, InHouse festival exhibition, Edinburgh. 2008 The Smithy, Blanefield 2009 Hanna’s Gallery, Dundee 2009 Timespan Museum, Helmsdale. Craft showcase exhibition 2010 Roger Billcliff Gallery, Glasgow, UK 2010 Howden Park Centre, Livingston 2011 ‘Unite’ Collins Gallery, Glasgow 2011 Return to the Earth, Peter Potter Gallery, Haddington 2011 "inside out", Herzer Palace of the City Museum of Varazdin, Croatia 2012 Contemporary Ceramics, London 2013 Solo, Offerings, Barony Centre, West Kilbride.UK 2013 Solo, Offerings, Peter Potter Gallery, Haddington 2014 Line Gallery, Linlithgow. 2014 VAS Annual Exhibition, RSA, Edinburgh 2015 @Collective Gallery, Bridge of Allan 2015 SSA Roselux, Minneapolis, USA 2015 RSA Annual Open Exhibition, Edinburgh. 2016 VAS Annual Exhibition, RSA, Edinburgh. 2017 Solo @Gallery, Edinburgh 2018 Thistle Gallery Glasgow. REGULAR STOCKISTS OF WORK AT: - Roger Billcliffe Fine Art, Glasgow, Line Gallery, Linlithgow WORK IN COLLECTIONS:- Commonwealth and Foreign Office. Scottish Power Forestry Commission Maclay Murray & Spens Solicitors. Yingge Ceramics Museum, Taiwan Private collections in UK and USA RESIDENCIES 2012-13 Artist in Residence, Strathnaver Museum, Bettyhill, Scotland. 2008: Artist in residence, Carrick Knowe PS, from Apr 2008 – July 2008. 2007: Artist in residence, New Lanark PS, from Feb 2007 - June 2007. 2005-06 Artist in Residence, Boness Academy, Sept 2005–June 2006. WORKSHOPS 2008 - 2018 Hand-built Ceramics Tutor. Stirling Council. Community engagement. 2016 Archaeology Festival October workshop. Strathnaver Museum. Community engagement. 2016 Workshop focusing on Slab. Dumfries and Galloway Council secondary school teachers. CPD 2015 Working with third year pupils at Wallace High School Stirling over 5days. 2015 Inner Forth Landscape Initiative’s Clackmannan Heritage Weekend. Community engagement. 2014 Year of Ancient Ancestors Festival, Caithness Horizons Museum. Community engagement. 2014 Year of Ancient Ancestors Festival. Commissioned replica coiled Pictish cooking pot. Caithness Horizons Museum, Old Town Hall, High Street, Thurso, Caithness. Museum Collection. 2012 River Crossings Project with Peter Potter Gallery, Haddington.Community engagement. 2012 Grange PS, Bo’ness, Ceramic workshop to produce work for school exhibition. 2011 Broomloan Nursery School, Glasgow. 2011 Sir John Maxwell Primary School. Identity. 2011 Winter Warming Relief Casting, Callendar Park House, Falkirk. Community engagement. 2009 Castleveiw Primary School, Edinburgh. 2009 Corstorphine Primary School, Edinburgh. 2009 Sighthill Primary School, Edinburgh. 2009 Greenburn Special Primary school, East Kilbride. 2009 ‘Sensation’ project. Working with 3rd year pupils at St Andrews St Brides High School. 2008 Greengables Nursery, Edinburgh 2008 Room with a View. Callendar House, Falkirk Viewpoint exhibition. Community engagement. 2008 Art Tutor. Children with special needs education at Sanderson School, East Kilbride. Invited to return in February 2009 to work with 2nd year pupils. 2008 Art Tutor. Special needs education at Braidburn Special School, Edinburgh 2007 Edinburgh Council in “A Spot of Imagination” project. This project won a 'highly commended' award at the Standard Life Edinburgh Achievement Awards. Edinburgh. 2007 Sculptural Ceramics summer workshop, Hamilton Town House. 2007 Ceramic Fantastic clay workshop Callendar House, Falkirk. Community engagement. 2007 Tutor at Limerigg Primary School. 2007 ‘Identities.’ 2007 The Park Gallery ‘Profiled’ exhibition. Community engagement. 2007 Presented In-service or Continued Professional Development workshops for Primary and Secondary teachers from Falkirk region at Bo’ness Academy February 2007. CPD 2006 Presented clay workshop for all year groups at Nethermains Primary School. 2006 ‘Creative Futures’ Community Engagement. Falkirk Council. 2005 Continued Professional Development courses in casting and hand-built ceramics for secondary school art teachers from within Falkirk Region. CPD MEMBERSHIPS Scottish Artist Union Professional member of Craft Potters Association, London, 2009 - 2016 Society of Scottish Artists. PUBLICATIONS 2016 Converge – Visual Arts Scotland. ISBN978-0-9931810-1-6 2014 International Triennial of Silicate Arts. ISBN978-963-08-9950-5 2013 KB2013, Internationale Keramik-Biennale der Stadt Kapfenberg. 2013 Lark Books ‘Showcase 500 necklaces’. ISBN978-1-4547-0352-5 2012 Ceramic Visions. TCB, 2012 Taiwan Ceramics Biennale. ISBN978-986-03-2862-2 2012 UNICUM, International Ceramic Triennial, Unicum 2012, Slovenia 2012 Ceramic Review , issue 253 2011 International Triennial of Silicate Arts. ISBN978-963-08-1937-4 2011 KB2011, Internationale Keramik-Biennale der Stadt Kapfenberg. 2009 Included in Arts for Excellence Directory produced by City of Edinburgh Council’s Creative Links Team 2003 Featured in Homes & Interiors Scotland, December edition, ‘Ceramic Art. Who’s who in the Scottish scene’. 2002 Kitchen Bedroom Bathroom, interview and feature on my designs and home,November edition. .
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