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• NATIONALITY
  UK, 영국
• CURRENT JOB/POSITION
  Professor of Art
• EDUCATION
  1986 Newcastle University, Fine Art, MFA
  1983 Newcastle University, Fine Art, BA Hons
• EXHIBITION
  2018 The Orangery Urns, National Trust Gibside, Newcastle upon Tyne, UK
  2016 Iron, Bark, Clay, Bathurst Art Gallery, Bathurst, Australia
  2015 Sculpture by the Sea, Bondi Beach, Sydney, Australia
  2015 Gyeonngi International Ceramic Biennale, KOCEF, Icheon, South Korea
  2014 Monument, Sainsburcy Centre for Visual Art, Norwich, UK
  2011 Making Bithooras, National Craft Museum, Delhi, India
  2010 Tierra del Fuego, Center for European and Chinese Art, Xiamen, China
  2010 Shanghai World Expo, Shanghai World Expo, Shanghai, China
  2008 Ceramics & Creation, Magnelli Museum Vallauris, Vallauris, France
  2008 Architectural Ceramics, ClayArch Museum, Gimhae, South Korea
• AWARD
  2015 Gold Prize, GICB 2015, KOCEF, Icheon, South Korea
  2013 International Artist, Andrea Stretton Memorial Prize, Perth Prize Committee, Perth, Australia
  2010 Sculpture Prize, Vallauris Ceramics Biennale, allauris Ceramics Biennale, Vallauris, France
• COLLECTION
  2015 KOCEF, Icheon, South Korea
  2013 sculpture by the Sea, Aarhus, Denmark
  2010 Vallauris city, Vallauris, France
  2010 Shanghai City, Shanghai, China
  2008 Canary Wharf, London, UK
  2006 Roya Borough of Kensington, London, UK
  2006 european ceramics Wor Centre, 'sHertogenbosch, NL
• RESIDENCY/WORKSHOP
  2016 Artist Residency, Hill End Artist Residency Trust, Bathurst, Australia
  2016 Artist Residency, Bundanon Trust, New South Wales, Australia
  2011 Center for Chinese and European Art, Centre for Chinese and European Art, Xiamen, China
  2008 Architectura Ceramics, ClayArch Museum, Gimhae, Korea
  2006 EKWC, EWC, 's-Hertogenbosch, NL

앤드류 버튼은 기(器)를 만든다. 그는 기의 단순한 형태를 통하여 인간의 심오한 작업에 대하여 질문한다. 그는 때로는 작은 벽돌들, 때로는 거대한 점토판들을 쌓아 올려 작품을 만든다. 이 작품은 조각, 건축, 실용적 기물 들간의 상호관계를 탐구하고 있다.

Andrew Burton makes vessels, but he uses this simple form to ask questions about the profoundly human activity of making. Sometimes built up from tiny bricks, other times from huge slabs of clay, his vessels in this exhibition explore the interrelationships between sculpture, architecture and functional form.