rodney blumenfeld fired ceramic vessel
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RODNEY BLUMENFELD (SA 1953 - )
FIRED, INCISED & PAINTED EARTHENWARE
CERAMIC MATT GLAZED
ON PERSPEX BASE
SCULPTURE SIZE : 62,5cm(H) X 29,5cm X 8,5cm
PERSEPX BASE SIZE : 5cm(H) X 27cm X 15cm
CONDITION : EXCELLENT
Born in South Africa, Rodney graduated as an architect from the University of Natal and worked on many major projects throughout the country.
His interest in ceramics as a hobby became a fulltime occupation when the popularity of his work saw an increasing demand for his magnificent platters and vessels. His architectural background and his passion for South African culture is reflected in each individual piece.
Rodney creates deeply textured, sensual and motif-laden ceramic forms. Traditional tribal motifs and earthy colours are embedded in each exclusive piece.
He currently resides in Australia and exhibits at Art Galleries throughout the country.
Training
Bachelor of Architecture University Natal South Africa, 1980
Ceramic Science Technikon, Durban, Natal, 1986
Private Collections
Bill Clinton Former President USA
Nelson Mandela Former President of South Africa
Tina Turner Singer and song writer
Peter Gabriel Musician
King Goodwill Zwelitini King of the Zulu Nation
Sir Niall Fitzgerald Global Chairman Unilever UK
Public & Corporate Collections
K.H. Eberle Museum Basel Switzerland
Longhouse Reserve New York
Museum of Modern Art Montreal Canada
Fort Lauderdale Airport Florida USA
Durban Art Gallery Johannesburg Art Gallery
Hilton Hotel Johannesburg
Hyatt Regency Hotel Johannesburg
Unilever Corporate Headquarters South Africa
U.S. Embassy Pretoria, South Africa
Ernst & Young La Lucia Ridge South Africa
Sibaya Casino Complex Natal, South Africa
Awards
Judges Award Ceramic Artists Association of W.A. Annual Exhibition September 2009
City of Melville Art Awards Highly Commended 2009 WA
Longhouse Reserve New York USA
Klenot/Dekora Palace of Culture, Prague Czechoslovakia 2000
Art for Asia Hong Kong China 1997
Design Award National Ceramics Biennale 1996 South Africa
1st Prize Corobrik Ceramic Expo South Africa 1989