A leading figure in contemporary art, Charlotte Hodes’ work profiles her long-standing engagement with the cross-overs between the fine and decorative arts. She draws on craft processes to create imagery firmly situated within the language of fine art. She brings her considerable experience as a painter to both her extraordinarily intricate papercuts and large-scale installations in which ready-made ceramic ware serves as her alternative canvas.
Hodes has been awarded numerous grants and prizes, including the Jerwood Drawing Prize in 2006. Her period as Associate Artist at The Wallace Collection, and subsequent solo exhibition ‘Fragmented Images’ at the Museum in 2007 was supported by Arts Council England (ACE) and the Arts & Humanities Research Council (AHRC). In 2014, she received an ACE grant (collaboratively with artist, Dr Paul Scott) to research the engravings in the Spode Museum Trust archive, a tenure that inspired her two-year project, ‘Dressed in Pattern’.
Hodes has exhibited at the V&A, Design Museum London, Jerwood Gallery, and the Venice Biennial. She is Professor of Fine Art at London College of Fashion, UAL.
Photo: Courtesy Alun Callender – jaggedart.
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