Reuben Murray wins the inaugural Cass Art Prize
18 November 2024 • Mark Westall
Rising British artist Reuben Murray has won the first ever Cass Art Prize 2024.
Tag: Catriona Robertson
Catriona Robertson is a Scottish/British artist living in London. Catriona graduated from the Royal College of Art, MA Sculpture in 2019. Catriona was commissioned by the Saatchi Gallery to create an immersive garden at the Chelsea Flower Show, 2023 in collaboration with David Green Gardens, exploring the re-wilding of future urban landscapes and re-imagining post -human ecologies. Following this ambitious work she was nominated for Women of the Year 2023 and was invited to exhibit ‘Gigantic Pile’ at the Art House in Wakefield. She won the Gilbert Bayes Award, Royal Society of Sculptors 2022 and was selected for the Benson-Sedgwick Metalwork Residency in 2023. In 2021 she was awarded the Second Prize UK New Artist of the Year with an inaugural exhibition at the Saatchi Gallery supported by Robert Walters Group.
A conversation with Catriona Robertson
6 October 2024 • Mark Westall
My sculptures imagine a narrative of a post-human future in which nature comes back through the cracks of concrete foundations.
Just opened at TENSION is Catriona Robertson’s solo exhibition RESIDUE.
4 September 2022 • Mark Westall
Just opened at TENSION is Catriona Robertson’s solo exhibition RESIDUE. Catriona Robertson is fascinated by the idea of the urban… Read More
Pigeon Park
19 September 2021 • Mark Westall
Created within the socio-political cul de sac that is post-Brexit Britain, Pigeon Park pokes fun at the inherited hierarchies of the old order and asks the question of the role and relevance of art as a luxurious commodity in times of social prohibition and uncertainty.
Kensington + Chelsea Art Week
24 September 2020 • Mark Westall
This year’s Kensington + Chelsea Art Week will bring the Royal Borough to life with incredible public art during October. Highlights include the façade of the Coronet Theatre wrapped in embroidered poetry, empty retail spaces transformed with installations and colourful murals from local artists acknowledging Black Lives Matter, the COVID19 pandemic and paying tribute to the NHS. This vibrant festival is free and open to all.
THORP STAVRI present the exhibition CONTACT @worldoffad
1 May 2020 • Mark Westall
CONTACT features artists that THORP STAVRI have previously worked with – forming both professional and personal relationships – as well as those they had planned to work with in the future before Covid-19 disrupted their programming.
Sugar Mountain: An Ode to London’s Silvertown – Opening This Month
3 September 2019 • Eric Thorp
SUGAR MOUNTAIN explores work by Mike Ballard, Thomas van Linge, Samuel Padfield, Anna Reading, Catriona Robertson and Christopher Stead in response to the transitory space that The Silver Building affords.