Patricia Volk British, b. 1951
Cog, 2020
Bronze
46 x 46 x 46 cm
18 1/8 x 18 1/8 x 18 1/8 in
18 1/8 x 18 1/8 x 18 1/8 in
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Cog is a beautiful new bronze work by celebrated sculptor Patricia Volk which would look wonderful in both an outdoor or indoor setting. Patricia Volk’s sculptures are playfully abstract and...
Cog is a beautiful new bronze work by celebrated sculptor Patricia Volk which would look wonderful in both an outdoor or indoor setting.
Patricia Volk’s sculptures are playfully abstract and instinctive. Their language is one of contradictions and juxtapositions of form, line, and often vibrant colour. Working in both painted clay and bronze Volk uses the idea of individuality to convey the unique identity of each hand-made piece, and its relationship to others.
Patricia Volk, was born in Belfast, Northern Ireland, and works from a studio in Farleigh Hungerford, Wiltshire. She has exhibited widely in this country and internationally; notably at Buekenholf-Phoenix Gallery in Belgium, Chichester Cathedral, the Royal West of England Academy. She was Regional Winner of the ING “Discerning Eye” prize in 2007 and shortlisted for the prestigious Brian Mercer Residency. One of her sculptures was also selected as a Southern Arts prize.
Patricia’s work has been acquired by public collections such as the Swindon Museum and Art Gallery, as well as the private collections of Lord Carrington, Mary Portas, Damon de Laszlo, Simon Relph CBE, and many others. In 2017 she was a guest speaker at the Ceramic Artists Association of Israel symposium at Tel Hai and Jerusalem Museum.
In 2019 Volk was commissioned by ITV as part of the prestigious ‘ITV Creates’ initiative, making her sculpture visible on screen to millions of television viewers and in 2020 was elected a Royal West of England Academician. This year Volk has been included in an exciting new hardback book published by Phaidon "50 Women Sculptors'.
Patricia Volk’s sculptures are playfully abstract and instinctive. Their language is one of contradictions and juxtapositions of form, line, and often vibrant colour. Working in both painted clay and bronze Volk uses the idea of individuality to convey the unique identity of each hand-made piece, and its relationship to others.
Patricia Volk, was born in Belfast, Northern Ireland, and works from a studio in Farleigh Hungerford, Wiltshire. She has exhibited widely in this country and internationally; notably at Buekenholf-Phoenix Gallery in Belgium, Chichester Cathedral, the Royal West of England Academy. She was Regional Winner of the ING “Discerning Eye” prize in 2007 and shortlisted for the prestigious Brian Mercer Residency. One of her sculptures was also selected as a Southern Arts prize.
Patricia’s work has been acquired by public collections such as the Swindon Museum and Art Gallery, as well as the private collections of Lord Carrington, Mary Portas, Damon de Laszlo, Simon Relph CBE, and many others. In 2017 she was a guest speaker at the Ceramic Artists Association of Israel symposium at Tel Hai and Jerusalem Museum.
In 2019 Volk was commissioned by ITV as part of the prestigious ‘ITV Creates’ initiative, making her sculpture visible on screen to millions of television viewers and in 2020 was elected a Royal West of England Academician. This year Volk has been included in an exciting new hardback book published by Phaidon "50 Women Sculptors'.
