University of the Arts London | Cecil Lewis Sculpture Scholarship

Cathy Wills MA is an art historian, curator, contemporary art collector, and a supporter of artists for more than 40 years. She is actively involved in numerous art organisations including the Contemporary Art Society, the V&A and BFAMI.

Cathy Wills is an art historian, contemporary art collector, curator and has been a supporter and advocate for artists for more than 40 years.

The Cecil Lewis Sculpture Scholarship was created by Cathy in the name of her late father Cecil in 2007. The selection panel is comprised of UAL Heads of Department, and a well known practising artist. The judges have included Richard Deacon, Haroon Mirza, Laura Ford, Richard Wilson, Jodie Carey, Richard Wentworth, Jeff Lowe, Brian Griffiths and the co-Director of Pangaea Sculptors’ Centre, Lucy Tomlins.

The Scholarship supports postgraduate students in financial need with their studies.

The Colours’ Colour

Fri, Sep 13 - Tue, Dec 31

Join us for the Opening Reception on Thursday, September 12 from 6-10pm.

Colours sing as the human portrait encapsulates the potential beauty and vibrancy within

Kim has exhibited in Canada, the United States, the United Kingdom, Germany and Italy, while she continues to develop an international presence and expand her audience. Taking every opportunity to learn, experiment and connect, she is recognized as a leader in ceramic visual arts both nationally and internationally. She is the recipient of many honourable awards and grants, including grants from the Canada Council for the Arts and Ontario Arts Council, winning the Best of Ceramics from the Toronto Outdoor Fair. In 2020, she won the only national award for emerging ceramic artists in Canada, the Winifred Shantz Award for Ceramics. More recently, she was named Artist of the Year 2023 by ITSLIQUID group from Venice, Italy, as she demonstrated appeal in international contemporary art circles.

Between Horizons | 경계를 넘어서

Korean Ceramic Artists in America - Oct 12th - Dec 31st, 2023

https://www.theclaystudio.org/exhibitions/between-horizons

Between Horizons  | 경계를 넘어서 explores the human instinct to travel and pursue new ideas through the artwork of twelve artists who began their ceramic education in Korea before moving to the US for graduate work. Their ceramic sculptures embody the shifting personal narratives generated by the brave decision to move to a new country in search of new perspectives. The exhibition will explore questions around how this geographic change impacted their identity as artists, how experiencing new culture has impacted their making and thinking about art, and how they each see themselves after experiencing two distinct societies. They each have the perspective of seeing their homeland and their chosen home both from within, and out on the horizon.

The topic is particularly timely for our institution after our own recent move, and our commitment to our new neighborhood where many immigrant families live.

Curated by Mi-Kyoung Lee and Jennifer Zwilling

Burlington Waterfront Sculpture Trail

Exhibition Dates: April 21rst to June 2nd, 2023

The Burlington Waterfront Sculpture Trail is an outdoor, fully accessible trial of 30+ sculptural works that link the Art Gallery of Burlington, Spencer Smith Park and Downtown Burlington BIA on Brant Street. You can visit the trail anytime of day or night, and you can walk, run, inline skate, skateboard, cycle from end to end.

Check out the Digital Exhibition Guide

https://www.flipsnack.com/CobaltConnects/bwst-2023-exhibition-guide.html