Charles Bronfman’s Claridge Collection Auction: Part V: Decorative Arts

April 21, 2015

LOT 212

Lot 212

JUDITH BURKE (1932 - )

JUDITH BURKE (1932 - )
Lot 212 Details
JUDITH BURKE (1932 - )

BIRD BATH

ceramic
height 12.75" — 32.4 cm., diameter 16" — 40.6 cm.
impressed seal mark

Estimate $100-$150

Realised: $96
Price Includes Buyer's Premium ?

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Provenance:

Purchased directly from the artist

Note:

From another collection


JUDITH BURKE (1932 - )

Judith Burke was born in Washington, DC in 1932 and moved to San Francisco with her family at the age of fifteen. She received her Bachelor of Arts in Art History in 1953 and her Master of Arts in Painting in 1955 from the University of California, Berkeley. Burke discovered ceramics when she took an evening pottery class after her university studies and continued on to enrol in several additional courses and workshops. She and her husband moved to Canada in 1970, where she began her career as a ceramic artist in the mid-1970s. Burke’s work is primarily functional stoneware, however, she often works in three dimensions and uses colour to fulfill her needs as an artist.

Burke has been exhibiting both nationally and internationally since 1980 and her works are found in private and public collections including the Museum of Anthropology, University of British Columbia; the Shepparton Art Gallery, Australia; and the World Ceramic Exposition Foundation, Korea. Burke lives in Maple Ridge, British Columbia.

Selected Corporate, Private and Public Collections

Hiro Urakami private collection. West Vancouver, BC
Museum of Anthropology, University of British Columbia
Pan Pacific Centre, Vancouver, BC
Shepparton Art Gallery. Shepparton, Australia
World Ceramic Exposition Foundation, Gyeonggi-do, Republic of Korea

Selected One- and Two-Person Exhibitions

2006 In the Palm of a Hand, Gallery of BC Ceramics, Vancouver, BC
The Gallery Invitational Exhibition, Gallery of BC Ceramics, Vancouver, BC
2005 Marked by Smoke, Amelia Douglas Gallery, Douglas College, New
Westminster, BC
2004 Proyecto Arte Del Fuego “Art of Fire”, Cityscape Community Art Space,
North Vancouver, BC
X Del Fuego, Kwantlen University Colege, Surrey, BC
The Proyecto Arte Del Fuego’s Cuban Ceramic Art Collective, Resident
Artist, Kwantlan University College, Surrey, BC
Spin, Pendulum Gallery, Vancouver, BC
Kinetsu, Department Store, Osaka, Japan
2003 Canadian Handmade Products Exhibition, Canadian Embassy, Tokyo,
Japan
30th Anniversary Exhibition Circle Craft, Pendulum Gallery, Vancouver, BC
2002 Eight Women Potters, Kwantlen University College, Surrey, BC
1994 Clay Works, Maple Ridge Art Gallery, Maple Ridge, BC
1988 Two Collections, Surrey Art Gallery, Surrey, BC
1987 Varieties of Vision, Gallery of BC Ceramics, Vancouver, BC
1986 Recent Work, Maple Ridge Art Gallery, Maple Ridge, BC
Saggar Ware, Gallery of BC Ceramics, Vancouver, BC
1984 Works in Cloth and Clay, Maple Ridge Art Gallery, Maple Ridge, BC
1983 Local Colour, Fort Langley Centennial Museum, Fort Langley, BC
1982 First Annual BC Festival of the Arts, Kamloops, BC

Selected Group Exhibitions

2013 Celebrate Craft!, Maple Ridge Art gallery, Maple Ridge, BC
Dish it Up, Gallery of BC Ceramics, Granville Island, Vancouver, BC.
Turning 40, the Art of Ceramics at Circle Craft Gallery, Granville Island, Vancouver, BC
2012 International Cone Box Show, Lawrence, Kansas
2010 Clay 2010, Fraser Valley Potters Guild, Evergreen Cultural Centre, Coquitlam, BC
International Cone Box Show, NCECA, Tampa, FL
Tricity Potters Show, Port Moody Art Center, BC
2009  5th World Ceramic Biennale 2009 (CEBIKO) International Competition,
Gyeonggido, Korea
2008 BC in a Box, Potters Guild of BC, Vancouver, BC
2006 Clay 2006, Maple Ridge Art Gallery, Maple Ridge, BC
2005  TransFormations Ceramics, Potters Guild of BC. Burnaby Art Gallery,
  Burnaby, BC
Marked By Smoke, Amelia Douglas Gallery, Douglas College, New
Westminster, BC
Creation in the Palm of the Hand, Tajimi, Japan
2004  Sidney Meyer Fund International Ceramics Award, Shepparton Art Gallery,
Shepparton, Australia
Kintetsu Department Store, Osaka, Japan
2003  Canadian Handmade Products Exhibition, Canadian Embassy, Tokyo, Japan
Clay 2003. Fraser Valley Potters Guild, Langley Centennial Museum, Fort
Langley, BC
2002  Sidney Meyer Fund International Ceramics Award, Shepparton Art
Gallery, Shepparton, Australia
Silk Road, Gallery of BC Ceramics, Vancouver, BC, Canada.
Clay 2002, Fraser Valley Potters Guild.  Evergreen Cultural Centre,
  Coquitlam, BC (Alumni Award). 
2001  Clay 2001, Fraser Valley Potters Guild. Maple Ridge Art Gallery, Maple
Ridge, BC
2000  Clay 2000, Fraser Valley Potters Guild. Community Council Museum,
  White Rock, BC
1999  19th International Art Competition, Watcom Community Arts Council
Museum.  Bellingham, Washington
1998  Clay 1998, Fraser Valley Potters Guild.  Maple Ridge Art Gallery, Maple
Ridge, BC
1996  Off The Wall, Canadian Craft Museum, Vancouver, BC
1995 Clay 1995, Fraser Valley Potters Guild, Fort Langley Centennial Museum,
Fort Langley, BC
1993 Clay 1993, Fraser Valley Potters Guild, Maple Ridge Art Gallery, Maple
Ridge, BC
1989  Vessels of Clay, Fraser Valley Potters Guild, Fort Langley Centennial
Museum, Fort Langley, BC
1988  Clay 1988, Fraser Valley Potters Guild.  Community Council Museum, White Rock, BC
1986 Expo ’86, Folk Life Pavilion, Vancouver, BC
1984 Clay 1984, Fraser Valley Potters Guild, Fort Langley Centennial Museum,
Fort Langley, BC
1983 Cooking with Clay, Potters Guild of BC, Robson Square Media Centre,
Vancouver, BC
1982 Clay and Cloth, Fraser Valley Potters Guild Honourable Mention.
Valley Fine Arts 5th Fraser Regional Arts Council Juried Exhibition,
Chilliwack, BC (Award for Ceramics)
Ceramics ’82, Potters Guild of BC, Robson Square Media Centre,
Vancouver, BC
1980 Retrospect Ceramics ’80, Potters Guild of BC, Robson Square Media
Centre, Vancouver, BC
Made by Hand. Craftsman Association of BC, Vancouver Centennial
Museum, Vancouver, BC

Selected Awards

2010 Award Artistic Accomplishment for Overall Body of Work, Clay 2010, Fraser Valley Potters Guild, Evergreen Cultural Centre, Coquitlam, BC
2009 Honourable mention, 5th World Ceramic Biennale 2009 (CEBIKO) International Competition, Gyeonggido, Republic of Korea
2006 Award of Merit, Clay 2006, Maple Ridge Art Gallery, Maple Ridge, BC
2003  Alumni Award and Peoples Choice Award, Clay 2003. Fraser Valley Potters Guild, Langley Centennial Museum, Fort Langley, BC
2002  Alumni Award, Clay 2002, Fraser Valley Potters Guild.  Evergreen Cultural Centre, Coquitlam, BC
2000  Alumni Award, Clay 2000, Fraser Valley Potters Guild. Community Council Museum, White Rock, BC
1998  Award of MeritClay 1998, Fraser Valley Potters Guild.  Maple Ridge Art Gallery, Maple Ridge, BC
1995 Honourable Mention, Clay 1995, Fraser Valley Potters Guild, Fort Langley Centennial Museum, Fort Langley, BC
1993 1st Place Award, Clay 1993, Fraser Valley Potters Guild, Maple Ridge Art Gallery, Maple Ridge, BC
1989  Honourable MentionVessels of Clay, Fraser Valley Potters Guild, Fort Langley Centennial Museum, Fort Langley, BC
1988  1st Place Award, Clay 1988, Fraser Valley Potters Guild.  Community Council Museum, White Rock, BC
1984 Honourable Mention, Clay 1984, Fraser Valley Potters Guild, Fort Langley Centennial Museum, Fort Langley, BC
1982 Award for Ceramics, Valley Fine Arts 5th Fraser Regional Arts Council Juried Exhibition, Chilliwack, BC

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