R de BORMAN: ceramics

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Monday, 10 April 2017

Tate st. Ives

Some bad phone photos of my pieces in the amazing Tate St. Ives show 'That Continous Thing' with Troy Town Art pottery. I am so honoured to be a part of such a brilliant show amongst so many amazing ceramics, elbow to elbow with Peter Voulkos, Ken Price, Gillian Lowndes, Bernard Leach, medieval roof finials, all the troy town artists and Aaron Angell, who curated the room I am in. If you are interested in ceramics it is a must see, go go. On until beginning of September.

School of the Damned final year show 2017 clodmire

Friday, 13 January 2017

Raising the Dead

My ceramics are featured on the artwork for the new album by Johnny Flynn. Check it out http://johnny-flynn.com

Monday, 1 August 2016

Marshland Magiflora at the New Craftsmen, Mayfair

costumes created with the amazing Lu Flux, glassware commissioned from Jochen Holz, Paper wildflowers by Lora Avedian

Monday, 1 February 2016

This is what I have been working on you must come

MUD MUSEUM
The Geddes Gallery , 26 Caledonian Road, N1 9DT
Work made and collected by Rose de Borman and Robert Rush 13TH TIL 21ST February
12-7pm
https://www.facebook.com/events/228203260844524/2374902932 49154/
Free admission

Mud Museum is a mongrel event. Part art installation and part quasi- museum (with ancillary shop). The event is produced by the artists Robert Rush and Rose de Borman and draws its inspiration from a shared love of antiquated ceramics, jewellery and art.
New works produced for the event will include wood fired ceramics including mugs, bowls, plates and drainers. handmade metalwork rings and brooches inspired by medieval forms. Ceramic shrines, funeral urns and other devotional objects to be used as one sees fit.

Prices range between £3 for a small ceramic keepsake of your visit to £3000 for a tabletop grotto.

Robert Rush is an artist and curator based in London. His recent projects have explored the history and production of woodfire ceramics. This culminated in the building of a site specific open source sculpture in the form of a wood fire kiln in the grounds of the Cass Sculpture Foundation, Sussex. He has in the past been selected for the Bloomberg New Contemporaries, The Jerwood Contemporary Painters and the John Moores Contemporary Painting Prize (shortlisted). He studied at Central Saint Martins and the Royal Academy Schools.