Emma Rodgers

About

Emma Rodgers studied for both her B.A. Hons and M.A. at Wolverhampton University. Since graduating she has exhibited world wide, including the Victoria & Albert Museum, Lineart –Ghent , Cork Street, Royal Academy of Art, S.O.F.A. Chicago and most recently the William Zimmer Gallery U.S.A. She has also been featured in a documentary dedicated to her work on the Artworld Channel. National Museums and Galleries have purchased Rodgers work as part of their collection. She has recieved acclaim for her energy and dynamic approach to her work. Chelsea Arts Club Member. Professional Member (fellow) of the Craft Potters Association.

Emma Rodgers is now recognised as one of Britain’s leading ceramic sculptors. She has a particularly probing insight into both the action and tenderness of the animal world. Her wild hares, bulls and ravens, her human dancers, are often expressed –in bronze as well as clay – in a heightened sense of movement or tension, absorbed in the trials and dramas of existence. Her art has developed, approaching her themes in an increasingly abstract and economic way. It gets directly to their heart, their essence.

The work

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