Clare Burnett is a London-based artist. She makes pared down, abstract artworks which respond to the context in which they are placed. Her aim is to encourage people to engage visually and conceptually with the spaces and issues around them.
In 2012/13 Clare has had a major solo show at Leighton House Museum, made site-specific sculpture for West Norwood Cemetery and for Meadow Arts at the National Trust's Croft Castle and exhibited in group shows in London, Leeds and Sussex. She has been a Visiting Lecturer at Central St Martins and Leeds University and taught in several London schools.
Clare lived in Belgium and France before coming to England in her late teens. She studied Architecture and Law at Cambridge University, followed by Fine Art at the Byam Shaw School of Art. She has a PGCE from the Institute of Education and has a particular interest in the teaching of art and sculpture in schools. She is Vice-President of of the Royal British Society of Sculptors and a member of Axis and the research group LAND2.
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In 2012/13 Clare has had a major solo show at Leighton House Museum, made site-specific sculpture for West Norwood Cemetery and for Meadow Arts at the National Trust's Croft Castle and exhibited in group shows in London, Leeds and Sussex. She has been a Visiting Lecturer at Central St Martins and Leeds University and taught in several London schools.
Clare lived in Belgium and France before coming to England in her late teens. She studied Architecture and Law at Cambridge University, followed by Fine Art at the Byam Shaw School of Art. She has a PGCE from the Institute of Education and has a particular interest in the teaching of art and sculpture in schools. She is Vice-President of of the Royal British Society of Sculptors and a member of Axis and the research group LAND2.
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