Effie Gibson

Ceramic

Initially trained as a painter at the Royal College of Art, Effie came to ceramics as another way of exploring mark making, colour and texture. With a focus on the materiality of clay, her works are inspired by weathered natural surfaces, rock formations and the details of wintery landscapes.

Exhibitions

Forest Row School Of Ceramics, Opens studio, East Sussex 2017, 2018

SEOS, The Clay Studio, Open exhibition, Groombridge, East Sussex 2017

Forest Row Pottery, Open Exhibition. East Sussex 2016,

The Clayden, Hastings 2016

Mostyn Open 13, Oreil Moystyn Gallery, llandudno, Wales. 2003

International Superficalista, Program 7, Morcilla Galleria, c/Libertat 47, Spain. 2003

Bowie Art Film Night, Westborune Studios in association with the Portabello film festival 2003

Hasta La Vista, The Mission Gallery, 55 Holywell lane, London, EC1 2002

Portabello Film Festival, multimedia weekend, westbourne studios 242 Aclam rd, London W10. 2002

The Daily Record, 3 Cheshire street, London E2. 2001

Freebase, The Century Gallery, Cremer St, London E2. 2001

Global Economy, festival ‘Les Recontres Video Art Plastiques’,Centre d’Art contemporian de Basse- normandie, Caen, France in asscoitation with the Portabello Film Festival.2001

Nights In, Gassworks Gallery, 155 Vauxhall st, London, E2. 2001

The Motor Show, Proof, Unit 6 Glass house, 156 Bermondsey st, London. 2000

Mostyn Open 11, Oreil Moystyn Gallery, llandudno, Wales. 2000

Super Delux, Proof, Unit 6 Glass house, 156 Bermondsey st, London. 2000

Visions In The Nunnery, The Nunnery Gallery, 181 Bow rd, London, E3. 2000

Assembly, group show, Stepney City, Jubilee Str, London 2000

Solo Show, Hockney Gallery, RCA, london. 2000

Effie Gibson is a ceramic artist working in stoneware. She completed her BA (hons) in Fine Art at the University of Northumbria at Newcastle specialising in Painting. She then went on to study painting at the Royal College of Art for her MA. Leaving in 2000. She combined a painting and teaching career until she moved to East Sussex where she started evening classes in ceramics in 2007. Since then her practise is predominantly ceramics based, although the motifs and methods predominant in her ceramics remain consistent with the themes she explored in her paintings. She is currently a tutor at Forest Row School of Ceramics, working part time on their three month, full time residential course.