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Emma Rodgers is an internationally successful sculptor whose work explores the dynamic relationship between form and movement.
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June 2012
Galerie Alice Mogabgab - Animal - Beirut
Animal is curated by french film maker Luc Jacquet - best known as the writer director behind "The March of the Penguins" and the "Fox and the Child".
July 2012
Le Don du Fel - Gallerie du Don - Fauna Britannica
Emma is currently exhibiting at the Gallerie du Don featuring both her her own and collaborative work with Elaine Peto.
March 29th - April 1st 2012
Art Paris - Art Fair
Emma will be exhibiting at Art Paris in the Grand Palais - Paris, a high qulaity international art fair.
11-14 May 2012
Collect - The Saatchi Gallery
Emma will be represented by the Bluecoat Display Centre at Collect - The Saatchi Gallery.
Autumn 2011
SCA Gallery - Exhibition
Emma work is being exhibited at the SCA Gallery this Autumn
Forthcoming
Outdoor Bronze Commission
Emma has recently been commissioned to produce a large outdoor bronze piece.
2011
Firing Up - Craft Council
Emma helps The Craft Council to ‘refire’ kilns in schools and inspire learners.
June 2011
Emma at the ICF - International Ceramics Festival
Since it began in 1987 the three-day festival has grown to become the UK’s leading ceramics event.
Summer 2011
Emma's work used in garden design
Emma's work was recently used in Paul Richards award winning garden designs.
Summer 2010
Walker Art Gallery Exhibitions
Emma Rodgers Sketch to Sculpture - solo exhibition showing the creative process.
The Rise of Women Artists - Emma was honoured to be featured in the exhibition
Bronze
I continually try push the boundaries with my work in terms of ideas, expression and the use of materials. The main aspect that initially drew me to bronze was the strength.
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Ceramic
I endeavour to avoid my work appearing over handled, but stretch and tear the clay often to the point when it splits and breaks to accentuate the surface. This forms an essential part of an investigation into statement by omission.
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