Christine Rollitt

Born in Nottingham, England, Christine Rollitt is Fine Art trained and works in oils, watercolour, gouache and mixed media but her main medium for expression is stitch combined with painted surfaces.

Christine attended Queen Elizabeth I Grammar School, Alford, Lincolnshire. Her Foundation Art course was completed at Grimsby College of Art and Technology. She gained an honours degree in Fine Art at Kingston School of Art and a Postgraduate Certificate in Education at Middlesex University.
Christine studied Creative Textiles with the Open College of Arts and at the City Literary Institute, London. She gained City and Guilds Part 1 Creative Studies and Embroidery at West Herts College and Part 2 at the Opus School of Textile Arts.

Bankside Gallery, London; the Old Town Hall, Hemel Hempstead; the Holywell Gallery, the Margaret Harvey Gallery, St Albans; Gallery One Eleven, the Berkeley Gallery, the Upstairs Gallery and the Open Door, Berkhamsted; the Museum of Garden History, the Barbican Library, The Mall Galleries, London; the University Gallery, Newcastle upon Tyne, Off the Wall Gallery, Barbados; the Knitting and Stitching Shows, Alexandra Palace, Harrogate and Dublin; The Clerkenwell Gallery, London