Lot 187: KATRINA CHAYTOR (1962 - ), UNTITLED, 15" x 17.5" x 7.25" - 38.1 x 44.5 x 18.4 cm.

Name: KATRINA CHAYTOR (1962 - ), UNTITLED, 15" x 17.5" x 7.25" - 38.1 x 44.5 x 18.4 cm.
Brand: Waddington's
SKU: d6243dea44
Price: 240 CAD

Est: $500 CAD - $800 CADPassed

Waddington'sToronto, ON, CAApril 21, 2015

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Description

KATRINA CHAYTOR (1962 - ) UNTITLED clay earthenware, 15" x 17.5" x 7.25" -- 38.1 x 44.5 x 18.4 cm., signed and dated 89 in black Sharpie Provenance: Purchased directly from the artist Note: KATRINA CHAYTOR (1962 - ) "My pottery embraces utility, a craft concept that engages an intimate connection to daily life. The concept of utility is one of accommodation and collaboration between maker and user. In my work, I explore the symbiotic relationship of form, containment and surface decoration. I make pots to serve, to heighten daily experience and through the action of use, mediate between art and life." - Katrina Chaytor - Katrina Chaytor is an internationally renowned ceramic artists, best known for her hand-built functional ware. Her work is held in private and public collections in Canada, the US and China. Katrina Chaytor was born St. John's, Newfoundland in 1962. She received her BFA from the Nova Scotia College of Art and Design in Halifax in 1983 and her MFA from New York State College of Ceramics at Alfred University, Alfred, New York, in 1986. Chaytor has participated in numerous exhibitions both nationally and internationally and, in 2007, was one of ten Canadian ceramic artists invited to participate in a month-long residency at the Fule International Ceramics Art Museums at FuPing, Shaanxi, China. Chaytor has been a permanent member of the Ceramics faculty at the Alberta College of Art and Design since 2001. She has lectured and taught workshops both nationally and internationally, and is the recipient of several awards and grants, including the Award of Honour from the Alberta Craft Council in 2010. Chaytor's work is of slab construction, incorporating complex patterns onto her surfaces with plaster moulds and accentuating them with luminous glazes. She continues to research the role of ornament as a "mediator between art and life" in contemporary culture. Selected Corporate, Private and Public Collections Alberta Foundation For the Arts Art Gallery of Nova Scotia Calgary Allied Arts Foundation Canadian Ceramic Artists Charter Ceramics Collection, Fule International Ceramics Art Museums, FuPing, Shaanxi, China Claridge Collection Comcheq Esplanade Art Gallery, Medicine Hat, Alberta New Brunswick Museum Raphael Yu - major private collection Shanghai Arts and Crafts Museum, Shanghai, China The Canada Council Art Bank Visual Art Bank - Manitoba Arts Council Burlington Art Centre 3M Canada Inc. Selected Solo/Duo Exhibitions 2015 Come Home, Craft Council Gallery, St. John's, NL Calgary Outside the Box, Toronto Design Offsite Festival, ON 2008 The Decorative Device, with Rory MacDonald, Esplanade Art Gallery, Medicine Hat, AB 2007 Solo show, Boulder Mountain Art Gallery, Ketchum, Sun Valley, ID 2005 Domestic, with Greg Payce, Nickle Arts Museum, Calgary, AB 2001 Days of Wine and Red Roses, Electrum Design Studio, Edmonton, AB 2000 New Pots, Electrum Design Studio, Edmonton, AB 1999 Katrina Chaytor - Recent Ceramics, Electrum Design Studio, Edmonton, AB 1999 K.Chaytor-Rozman - Clay, Generations Gallery, Stony Plain, AB 1995 Solo Exhibition, Muttart Art Gallery, Calgary, AB 1994 Dryburgh - PAPER/ Chaytor-Rozman - CLAY, Main Access Gallery, Winnipeg, MB 1991 Solo Exhibition, Galerie Franklin Silverstone, Montreal, QC Selected Group Exhibitions 2015 15 on 35, Alberta Craft Council, Calgary, AB 2014 May Cups, Willock and Sax Gallery, Banff, AB Continuum, Alberta Craft Council, Calgary, AB 2012 Comfort and Joy 2012, Newfoundland and Labrador Craft Council, St. John's, NL Feast of Pottery III, curated by Alexis Templeton, Quidi Vidi Plantation Village, St. John's, NL 2011 The Recipients Show-ACC 2011 Awards, Alberta Craft Council, Edmonton, AB Feast of Pottery II, curated by Alexis Templeton, Geo Centre, St. John's, NL 1000 Miles Apart Faculty and Student exhibition, Gallery One One One, Winnipeg, MB A Matter of Clay III, Jonathon-Bancroft-Snell Galleries, London, ON The Makings, Willock and Sax Gallery, Banff, AB Comfort and Joy 2011, Newfoundland and Labrador Craft Council, St. John's, NL 2010 Feast of Pottery, curated by Alexis Templeton, Geo Centre, St. John's, NL Clay 2010, Alberta Craft Council, Edmonton, AB West Meets East, curated by Ann Roberts, Harbinger Gallery, Waterloo, ON The Art of Craft; Selected Works of Unity & Diversity, Cultural Olympiad, Museum of Vancouver, Vancouver, BC Comfort and Joy 2010, Newfoundland and Labrador Craft Council, St. John's, NL 2009 Teapots... No Drips Allowed, group exhibition, Jonathon Bancroft Snell Gallery, London, ON Masterpiece Contemporary 2009, Art Gallery of Calgary, Calgary, AB 2008 International Biennial Exhibition of Contemporary Teapot Art, Invitational, Shanghai Arts and Crafts Museum, Shanghai, China Trio: 3, sponsored by Alberta Craft Council at Art Gallery of Calgary, Calgary, AB The Recipients exhibition, Alberta Craft Council Awards, ACC Gallery, Edmonton, AB 2007 Affinity: Alberta Ceramics, Illingworth Kerr Gallery, Alberta College of Art and Design, Calgary, AB Brew Ha-Ha, Alberta Craft Council, Edmonton, AB 2006 A Matter of Clay II; Repeats and the Occasional Pots, Jonathon-Bancroft-Snell Galleries, London, ON Contemporary Canadian Ceramics, Invitational Group exhibition, Esplanade Art Gallery, Medicine Hat, AB (catalogue) 2005 Studio Ceramics in Canada, Invitational Exhibition of ACC members included in book publication Studio Ceramics in Canada, In the Margins; Canadian Women Working in Clay, curated by Alexandra McCurdy, Mary E. Black Gallery, Halifax, NS In the Margins; Canadian Women Working in Clay, Jonathon Bancroft-Snell Gallery, London, ON Guilty Pleasure, curated by Melanie Egan, Harbour Front Centre, Toronto, ON 2004 Tea and Roses, curated by Evelyn Grant, Leighton Art Centre, Calgary, AB 2003 Genius Loci, Invitational Exhibition, Canadian Clay and Glass Gallery, Waterloo, ON Mugs and Jugs; Vessels of Libation, Alberta Craft Council, Edmonton, AB 2002 1000 Miles Apart, Allied Arts Centre, Red Deer, AB Virtuosity, Participant Exhibition, 'Aesthetics of Skill' Ceramics Conference, Red Deer College, Red Deer, AB 2001 Tea Party III, Prime Gallery, Toronto, ON Ceramica del Norte, The Works Visual Arts Festival, Edmonton, AB 2000 Mexico/ Canada International Ceramics Exchange Exhibition, Museo Poblano de Arte Virreinal, Puebla, Mexico Air - O - Dynamics, Group Exhibition, Medalta Residency Program, Medicine Hat Public Library, Medicine Hat, AB Renewal, Electrum Design Studio, Edmonton, AB 1999 Legacies, Medalta International Artists in Residence Program's AIR Show 99, Medicine Hat, AB Curio, Case Studies, York Quay Gallery, Harbour Front/York Quay Centre, Toronto, ON 1998 Faculty Exhibition, Faculty of Extensions- Fine Arts, University of Alberta, Edmonton, AB Keramos, The Works- A Visual Arts Celebration, Edmonton, AB SERIES '98, Old Courthouse Gallery, Red Deer, AB 1997 Blast from the Past, Past Artists' in Residence of Red Deer College, Red Deer, AB Another Group of Seven, Newzones Art Gallery, Calgary, AB Vessels in Celebration, Alberta Potters' Association 25th Commemorative Exhibition, Medicine Hat Museum, Medicine Hat, AB 1996 Vessels in Celebration, The Canadian Clay and Glass Gallery, Waterloo, Ontario and Glenbow Museum, Calgary, AB Paperclay, Group Exhibition of works produced by participants of Greek/ Canadian Intercultural Ceramic Symposium - Phase I, Banff Centre on 8th Gallery, Calgary, AB Walter Ostrom - The Advocacy of Pottery, Art Gallery of Nova Scotia, Halifax, NS 1995 Ground Connection, Joan MacNeil, Therese Chabot, Trudy Golley, Grace Nickel, Sally Barbier and Katrina Chaytor, Mentoring Artists' for Women's Art Inc., St. Norbert Arts and Cultural Centre, Winnipeg, MB North by Northwest; Clay in Canada, Alberta Selection, Nickle Arts Museum, Calgary and Alberta Crafts Council, Edmonton, AB Art at Terminal 3, Franklin Silverstone/ Canadian Airlines, Pearson International Airport, Toronto, ON 1994 Faculty Exhibition, Illingworth Kerr Gallery, Alberta College of Art and Design, Calgary, AB Containment- The Space Within, Canadian Clay and Glass Gallery, Waterloo, ON 1992 North; Hot Clay from Cold Climates, Group Exhibition of selected artists from Alaska/ U.S.A., Finland, Sweden, Norway, Latvia, Estonia, Russia, Lithuania and Canada, The Works Arts Festival, Edmonton, AB Selected Artists of Franklin Silverstone Gallery, at Olga Korpur Gallery, Toronto, ON Selected International Group Exhibitions 2012 Ceramics from Four Continents, The Studio Gallery, Yallingup, Western Australia Potober, conference presenters exhibition, Ceramic Arts Association of Western Australia, Showcase Gallery, North Perth, WA 2009 Unity and Diversity, Cheongju International Craft Biennale, (organized by Canadian Crafts Federation and Alberta Craft Councils for Alberta section) Cheongju, Korea 2006 30/30, Invitational, Lill Street Art Center, Chicago, IL The Ceramic Surface- Four Approaches, with John Glick, Susanne Stephenson & Matthew Metz, Opus 6ix Gallery, Eugene, OR Tea: Engaging the senses-From Cuppa to Ceremony, Teapot Invitational, White Lotus Gallery, Eugene, OR Clay Lane, Lane Community College Gallery, Eugene, OR 2004 Canadian Potters, Red Star Sudios, Kansas City, Missourri 2004 Cup 2001, Fifth Element Gallery, Portland, OR 1998 Teapots, Nancy Margolis Gallery, Portland, Maine 1997 Labyrinth, The Center for Contemporary Art, Rethymnon, Crete Another Group of Seven, Community College of Southern Nevada, National Council on Education for the Ceramic Arts Annual 1995 Ground Connection, Wyman Building, N.C.E.C.A. '95; Borderline Clay Conference, Minneapolis, MN 1993 Clay North: 10 Artists from the Canadian Prairies, Northern Arizona University Art Museum, Flagstaff, Arizona 1991 A House of Clay, Lill Street Gallery, Chicago, IL Kanadisk Keramik; Canadian Ceramics, Galleri Aktvel Kunst, Oslo, Norway Selected Grants and Awards 2012 Alberta Foundation for the Arts Grant 2010 Award of Honour, Alberta Craft Council Awards, Edmonton, AB 2007 Alberta Foundation for the Arts Grant 2012/10/06/05/04/03/02 ACAD Professional Development and Research Grant 2001 Crafts B Grant, The Canada Council for the Arts 2000 and 1997 Travel Grant, The Canada Council for the Arts 1997 Alberta Potters' Association Scholarship 1999 and 1997 Visual Arts Project Grant, Alberta Foundation for the Arts 1994 and 1992 Crafts Grant, Manitoba Arts Council 1993/1990 and 1989 Short Term Project Grant, Manitoba Arts Council Selected Links katrinachaytor.com

Artist or Maker

Katrina Chaytor

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Charles Bronfman's Claridge Collection Auction: Part V

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