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About Clare Crouchman

Clare Crouchman
I completed my first degree in History and Art in 1985 at Reading University. I then worked in London as a Production Assistant for the BBC before travelling around South East Asia. In 1992-5 I lived in Japan and studied traditional Japanese Ceramics. I returned to the UK in 1996 and attained an MA in Ceramics at the University of Wales Institute, Cardiff. In 2008 I achieved an MA in Fine Art Printmaking at Anglia Ruskin University, Cambridge. In 1996 I began working as a professional artist from a studio at Wysing Arts Centre, Cambridge. In June 2010 I moved to my present studio in Histon, Cambridge.

I completed my first degree in History and Art in 1985 at Reading University. I then worked in London as a Production Assistant for the BBC before travelling around South East Asia. In 1992-5 I lived in Japan and studied traditional Japanese Ceramics. I returned to the UK in 1996 and attained an MA in Ceramics at the University of Wales Institute, Cardiff. In 2008 I achieved an MA in Fine Art Printmaking at Anglia Ruskin University, Cambridge.

In 1996 I began working as a professional artist from a studio at Wysing Arts Centre, Cambridge. In June 2010 I moved to my present studio in Histon, Cambridge.

1985                BA (Hons) in History and Art at Reading University.

1992-5             Lived in Japan and studied traditional Japanese ceramics.

1996                MA in Ceramics at University of Wales Institute Cardiff.

2008                MA in Printmaking at Anglia Ruskin University, Cambridge.

1996-2009      Wysing Arts Centre, Cambridge

2009-Present Studio in Histon, Cambridge

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Articles with Clare Crouchman

Infinite Connections

Working intuitively, artist and ceramicist, Clare Crouchman, explores the underlying connections and systems that reflect notions in quantum physics and the idea of unity. The resulting patterns or rhythms of lines are interrelating but there is not necessarily a sequence of events, more an underlying network of integration.