Professor Katie Cuddon
| Marisa Rueda Obituary | 2022 |
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Professor Katie Cuddon
| Tell me the story of all these things | 2022 |
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Professor Katie Cuddon
| Breaking the Mould: Sculpture by Women Since 1945 | 2021 |
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Professor Katie Cuddon
| Wal Pawb ('Everybody's wall'; Wrexham Town Council and Oriel Wrexham Public Art Commission) | 2017 |
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Professor Katie Cuddon
| Shame, Listener and other sculptures | 2016 |
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Professor Katie Cuddon
| Sticky Intimacy | 2016 |
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Professor Katie Cuddon
| Set Abreast | 2015 |
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Professor Katie Cuddon
| Shame, Listener and Other Works, 2014-2016 | 2014 |
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Daniel Sturgis
Professor Katie Cuddon
| Friendship Of The Peoples | 2011 |
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Professor Katie Cuddon
| Spanish Lobe. A group of 10 sculptures (clay, wood, wax, plaster, paper, glaze materials, paint) produced during a residency at Camden Arts Centre. Presented in solo exhibitions at CAC and Simon Oldfield Gallery. A ‘File Note’ publication was produced to accompany the CAC exhibition with an essay by Richard Dyer. An essay by Colin Perry accompanied the Oldfield show, which was reviewed in Time Out, Art Review and Aesthetica. | 2011 |
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Professor Katie Cuddon
| Don't Look Away | 2010 |
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Professor Katie Cuddon
| I No Longer Know What The Money Is. A group of 9 sculptures and 40 drawings. Exhibited in a solo presentation at Alma Enterprises Gallery; a 4-person exhibition at Simon Oldfield; group exhibitions at The BSR; Accademia Di Romania, Roma; Tempio di Adriano, Roma; Hotel Aemilia, Bologna. | 2010 |
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Professor Katie Cuddon
| New Symphony | 2010 |
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Catherine Keay
Professor Katie Cuddon
| Our Lives Are Full Of Remarkable Coincidences | 2009 |
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Professor Katie Cuddon
| Second Style: An Odyssey Frieze | 2009 |
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Professor Katie Cuddon
| Spazi Aperti | 2009 |
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Professor Katie Cuddon
| This Was Now | 2009 |
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Professor Katie Cuddon
| Katie Cuddon | 2008 |
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Professor Katie Cuddon
| Overshoot and Collapse. A group of 12 sculptures (clay, wood, sand, steel, paint) created while the Newcastle University Norma Lipman Research Fellow in Ceramic Sculpture that explore clay’s facility for marking gesture and emotions within a sculptural surface. Shown in a solo presentation, Overshoot and Collapse, Globe Gallery, Newcastle and group exhibitions Present Volume, The Space, Deutsche Bank, London, and The Painting Room, Transition Gallery, London. | 2008 |
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Professor Katie Cuddon
| Present Volume | 2008 |
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Professor Katie Cuddon
| Comfort Zones | 2007 |
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Professor Katie Cuddon
| Stick*Stamp*Fly: Common Fish | 2007 |
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Professor Katie Cuddon
| Drawing Breath | 2006 |
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