I am interested in conveying the miracle and beauty of natural phenomena by developing my use of medium and composition.
My work can be sited between phenomenological sculpture and Japanese aesthetics.
I am now on an MA course studying fine art at University of the Creative Arts (UCA) in Canterbury.
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Education
2010-2012
MA Fine Art, University for the Creative Arts, Canterbury
2006
MA Research Fine Art/Entrepreneurialism in the Creative Industries, UWE, Bristol
2000
BA (Hons) Fine Art Sculpture, Glasgow School of Art
Exhibitions
2011
UNFOLD, The Pie Factory, Margate
Curated by Dr. Terry Perk
5-15 November 2011
ART IN THE ROMNEY MARSH, All Saints Church, Lydd
Curated by Jonathan Wright
THE INTERNATIONAL LIGHTHOUSE RELAY, The Bank, Folkestone, Kent
Juan José Calarco and Kate Beaugié
Curated by Diane Dever
CAMERA OBSCURA REFINED, Studio 8, 14 Tontine Street, Folkestone
Solo Installation, part of the Folkestone Fringe/ Folkestone Triennial 2011
2010
ELEMENTAL, Georges House Gallery, Folkestone
Kate Beaugié and Nick Hughes
2007
LIFE BETWEEN LIGHT AND DARK, Muse Gallery, London
Kate Beaugié and Jesse Merton-Richards
2005
KATE BEAUGIÉ, Howard and Coleman, Marlborough, Wiltshire
Solo Show
INSIGHT, New Greenham Arts, Newbury, Berks
Curated by David Jones
POUR PLUSIEURS RAISONS, The Exchange, Newbury, Berks
Curated By Lou Spence
CONNECTIONS, Popperwells, Hungerford, Berks
Group show curated by Kate Beaugié
2004
GROUP OF 7, The Mount House Gallery, Marlborough, Wilts
Curated By Vincent Stokes
2003
THE DISCERNING EYE, The Mall Galleries, London
Selected by Rachel Campbell-Johnston, The Times Art Critic
2002
HANAMI: FLOWER VIEWING IN JAPAN, The Lloyd Jerome Gallery, Glasgow
Solo Show
2000
WINTER PAINTINGS, Manor Farm Barn, Ashford, Kent
Kate Beaugié and Charles Newington
LIQUID, Free Gallery, Glasgow
Solo show
DEGREE SHOW, Glasgow School of Art
Collections/Publications
2004
Hampshire County Council Contemporary Art Collection
Kate, This is a beautiful ‘blogg’ and show off your work very well. I particularly like to scroll-down format because it reminds me of a piece of film.
It’s hard to sum up my response to your work but I do find it to be about an inner experience of the world, despite it being driven or motivated by the external elements of light and air.
Hope to catch-up with you soon at the UCA xx Jane