Tanya Gomez
Ceramics
Tanya Gomez works in porcelain and uses a range of throwing, cutting and assembling techniques to create forms that capture the unique qualities of fluidity and movement, and evoke a sense of space. As forms, her works display the artists mastery of line, rhythm, balance, tension or colour, and have an impact both individually, and when displayed together in groups.
Tanya graduated with a BA Honours in Three dimensional Craft and Design from the University of Brighton in 2004, followed by an MA in Ceramics and Glass from the Royal College of Art 2010. Recent Exhibitions:
2020 -
Ceramic Art London,
Brighton Design Show,
Wagner Hall, Brighton,
Glyndebourne,
Blackwell House;
2019 -
Solo Show, San Francisco, USA,
Arundel Contemporary,
Artist + Makers, Lewes,
Doddington Hall, Lincoln;
2018 -
Ceramic Art London, Kings Cross’
Contemporary Applied Arts, Colour Theory’
Court Barn, Design, Hand, Head and Heart’
Beaux Arts Gallery, Bath’
Bircham Gallery Holt, Norfolk’
MASTERPIECE LIGNEREUX with ADRIAN SASSOON’
New Craftsman Gallery, St Ives’
Tatha Gallery Newport-on-Tay, Scotland’
Doddington Hall SCULPTURE EXHIBITION;
2017 -
COLLECT Open, Saatchi Gallery, London’
VASE: Function Reviewed, Farmleigh Gallery, Ireland’
Pour Me, The Devon Guild of Craftsmen’
Musee des arts Décoratifs 2017, Or Virtuose a la cour de France, Pierre Gouthiere;
2016 -
Vase:Function Reviewed, National Craft Gallery, Ireland’
Out of India, Pepworth’
Affordable Art Fair, Battersea’
Innovation of Ceramic Art, Cambridge’
Bevere Gallery, Worcester’
Clay Gulgong,Australia International Ceramic Festival;
2015 -
Ceramic Art London, London,
Open House Brighton 'The Ceramic House',
Yorkshire Sculpture Park,
The New Craftsman,
Towner Gallery,
Decorex Future Heritage,
Joanna Bird, Christmas Show,
Innovations in Ceramic Art.
My work evolves from my observations of natural phenomena, dramatic landscapes and the shifting qualities of the sea. This inspiration is drawn from my experience of coastal living, and working on private yachts travelling round the globe, encountering diverse cultures, and absorbing the abstract qualities of colour and shape while at sea.
