Suzanne Vicenzotti

Sculptor

Accomplished and experienced practitioner in sculpture and teaching. For me, clay is the most fundamental and haptic material, wonderfully malleable to sculpt and form. It contains an energy which is transformed through the alchemy of firing, allowing the magic of my ideas to become solid. I enjoy the physical act of making and am currently creating a body of work in contrasting clay bodies, experimenting with additions to create different series.
I have been immersed in Fine Art throughout my career as an artist and maker as well as working for galleries in Edinburgh and Sydney as a freelance art consultant. Whilst living in Australia, I was a member of the New South Wales Sculptors Society.
Extensive theoretical knowledge and practical ability in a wide range of materials including bronze, silver, copper, enamel, glass, now specialising in clay.

2017 – 2019 MA in Applied Arts 2-year course Wolverhampton University Distinction

Creative Approaches to Research and Practice in Design and Applied Arts
 Professional Practice and Enterprise
 Critical Realization of Practice
 Masters Project

1995-1996 PGCE in Art and Design at UCE Birmingham.

1996-1997 PGCE Art and Design, BIAD, University of Central England Birmingham

1996-1997 BA (Hons) Fine Art 2.1 Manchester College of Art

MA exhibition Wolverhampton Art Gallery

Lighhouse Arts Centre Wolverhampton 2019

Emerging Artists Creates Gallery Monmouth 2019

Kidderminster Arts Festival commissions 2014 and
2015 Commemorative WW1 Wreath, enamel and barbed wire.

Exhibited Bewdley Open Studios 2005-2013 Large enamelled copper forms.

Quay Gallery Bewdley 2005-2012 exhibited and sold silver and enamel jewellery.

Exhibited in Sydney at Allegro Gallery and Hills Arts Centre 1990-1994, ceramic figurative work.

Member of New South Wales Sculptors 1990-1994, ceramic figurative work.