Tim Carter

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Artist statement

Concepts
My work is usually made of glass, steel and stainless steel. This work includes free standing sculptures, illuminated sculptures, wall mounted constructions, sand carving and acid etching. My ideas and image source are eclectic. The basic structures in my work are derived from my love of mathematics and geometry and from forms found in nature and our built environment.

Influences
Mathematics, geometry, engineering, fabrication, architecture, light, futuristic, sculpture, glass, sandblasting, abstract, acid etching

Career path
Qualifications:
1997 PGCE, Art and Design Education, Leicester De Montfort University
1992 BA Hons, Public Art, Chelsea College of Art and Design, London
1989 BTEC National Diploma, Art and Design, Loughborough College of Art and Design, Loughborough

Teaching Experience:
1999/00 Adult Education Stained Glass Tutor, Art and Design Department, Judgemeadow Community College, Leicester
1999/00 Adult Education Stained Glass Tutor, Art and Design Department, Wreathe Valley Community College, Syston, Leicester

Areas of work:
Secondary education
Adult education
Exhibiting
Private commissions
Public art


Collections:
Rolls Royce Plc, Derby

www.timothycarter.co.uk

Group exhibitions

  • 1999 Art House, Q Arts, Derby
  • 1999 The Pearoom Gallery, Heckington, Lincolnshire
  • 1998 Ferrers Gallery, Staunton Harold
  • 1998 Stamford Arts Centre, Stamford
  • 1998 Open Exhibition, City Gallery, Leicester
  • 1998 Material Fusion, The City Gallery, Leicester
  • 1997 Open Exhibition, City Gallery, Leicester
  • 1996 Ferrer Gallery, Staunton Harold, Ashby De La Zouch
  • 1996 Design Gap, Crafts from Britain, Harrogate
  • 1996 Design Gap, NEC, Birmingham

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