2024 Events |
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York Ceramics Fair, March 9/10 | |
Ceramic Art London, April 19/20/21 |
Curriculum Vitae |
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Ruth King trained at Camberwell School of Arts and Craft and moved to York after four years living and working in London. Work is available by commission, through exhibitions, www.onlineceramics.com, www.porthminstergallery.co.uk, www.contemporarysix.co.uk and from Contemporary Ceramics, London. |
Membership |
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Craft Potters Association, Fellow | |
York Art Workers Association | |
Crafts Council Photostore Selected Makers |
Public Collections |
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Victoria and Albert Museum, London | |
Royal Museum of Scotland, Edinburgh | |
Royal Ulster Museum, Belfast | |
York City Art Gallery | |
Nottingham Castle Museum | |
The Potteries Museum and Art Gallery, Stoke-on-Trent |
Awards |
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Diploma of Honour: Korean International Ceramic Biennale, 2019 | |
York Art Workers Association, bursary for collaborative project development, 2008 | |
Arts Council England, project award, ‘Clay in the Vale of York’, 2007 | |
Yorkshire Arts, grant towards new kiln, 1998 | |
Inax Design Prize, 1989 | |
Crafts Council Setting Up, 1981 |
Books |
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2014 | Ben Brierley, Firing Kilns, Bloomsbury |
2002 | Paul Rice, British Studio Ceramics, Crowood Press |
2001 | Rosemary Cochrane, Salt-glaze Ceramics, Crowood Press |
1990 | Oliver Watson, British Studio Pottery, Phaidon |
Pat Carter, Dictionary of Potters Marks, Scholar Press | |
1982 | Emmanuel Cooper, Electric Kiln Pottery, Batsford |
Catalogues |
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2019 | KICB |
2006 | Saltglasert Keramikk |
Broughton Gallery | |
Saltzbrand | |
2002 | Saltzbrand |
1994 | Saltzbrand |
1989 | Inax Design Prize |
1983 | Studio Ceramics Today |