Emily-Kriste Wilcox
Graduating with first class honours from Bath Spa University in 2005, Emily-Kriste Wilcox is showing her work for the first time in Bath in July 2016. Wilcox is included in 'Who's Who in Visual Art, 74 Artisans, Craftspeople and Designers', published 2016.
Wide Shallow Vessel 3
ceramic
h.11.5 x w.34cm
Large Oval Vessel
with Blue Stripe
ceramic
h.24cm
Short Oval Vessel
with Navy Stripe
ceramic
h.10 x 23 x 16cm
Small Vessel 55
ceramic
12 x 9 x 9cm
Short Vessel 25
ceramic
9 x 13 x 13cm
Small Vessel 51
ceramic
12 x 9 x 9cm
Sold
Large Oval Vessel 12
ceramic
h.24 x w.21 x d.17cm
Wide Shallow Vessel
ceramic
h.11 x w.34 x d.34cm
Short Oval Vessel
ceramic
h.10 x w.22 x d.16cm
Small Oval 55
ceramic
h.13 x w.11.5 x d.8cm
Short Oval 018
ceramic
h.10 x w.22.5 x h.16cm
Small Oval Vessel 36
ceramic
h.10.5 x w.14 x d.8cm
Sold
Short Vessel 26
ceramic
Small Vessel 54
ceramic
h.11 x w.9.5 x d.8.5cm
Emily-Kriste Wilcox is a member of The Gloucestershire Guild of Craftsmen, Member of Handmade in Britain and an Arts Award Advisor.
Education
2005 BA (Hons) 3D Design: Ceramics; Bath Spa University; First Class
Residencies
2005 Network Europe 2005, Guldagergaard International Ceramic Research Centre, Skaelskor, Denmark
Awards
2012 Craft & Design Selected Silver Award 2012 (ceramics category)
2005 Bryant Fedden Award, Gloucestershire Guild of Craftsmen
2005 Minerva Prize, Bath Spa University
Since graduating Emily-Kriste Wilcox has shown her distinctive work at numerous exhibitions in London, across England, Wales, France, The Netherlands and Denmark. Her work has been featured in many prominent publications, including The World of Interiors, Homes and Gardens magazine, The English Home, Elle Decoration Magazine, Aesthetica Magazine and regularly in Ceramic Review and Craft and Design Magazine.
Her work is in many private collections in the UK and mainland Europe, including Guldagergaard, Skaelskor, Denmark.
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