Rosie Burns Artist
Rosie trained in Archaeological illustration
Rosie trained in Archaeological illustration, published drawings within the field, completing a degree in Archaeology and Sociology in the late 1990s. After qualifying to teach Art and Design, she went on to teach in many and various educational establishments. Rosie exhibits with a number of galleries across the UK, regularly participates in selected national and international open exhibitions; supplementing sales with teaching and running workshops and life drawing days. She is prolific and fruity, a magpie for collecting images. Her work is often concerned with water, skies, environmental musings and depicting the human form, she is a printmaker and painter, an illustrator and writer – a maker.
Rosie Burns Artist
Unique original Art from a prolific maker.
Rosie’s work is often concerned with water, skies and the human form – although fleeting encounters with a scene or scenario also generates work Rosie produces. There is a dichotomy in style and intention between her landscape and figurative work. Rosie is prolific – she has a large portfolio of work, some of it can be seen here on her website. Rosie lives and works in Bideford North Devon, England, supplementing Art sales with teaching and running Art workshops.
Rosie Burns Artist
A bit more about Rosie:
Rosie has exhibited successfully nationally, and internationally, in group and solo exhibitions over the last 3 decades. For more information about her biography check out the News and Links Pages. 2017 saw a collection of Rosie’s nudes and landscapes in Amsterdam, Netherlands, in two group exhibitions. She was an Artist in Residence at the Oxo London, part of the 2017 National Open Arts Exhibition. A Marigold Man was part of the 2019 Wells Art Contemporary exhibition at Wells Cathedral. In 2020, during the C-19 pandemic, a series of prints, successfully exhibited in London as part of The Artists Pool/ The Resilient Self exhibition, and Rosie had a painting selected for the 2020 Mall Galleries Discerning Eye Exhibition. 2021 saw a final successful solo show in Harbour House Gallery in Kingsbridge, Rosie exhibited in that gallery regularly since 2006.
Alongside exhibiting: workshop teaching, working in a forest school, community Arts events and establishing a life drawing day in Bideford. 2022, saw successful participation in North Devon events, the Plough Torrington and Art Makers UK, working with her leather-worker partner at agricultural shows, small markets and events, and two successful solo shows at Bude Castle Galleries. Participation in 2 Uncovered Collective exhibitions in London. Her Eco prints were part of the SHIM Art for Social Justice Shows in Miami, Berlin and Connecticut 2022/23. Rosie is galloping onward, exhibiting locally, with small independent galleries, and a Women’s Art publication with Collect Art, based in Tbilisi Georgia. August 2023 saw the launch event of Rosie and Red Art and Leather – a new printmaking and painting studio space, micro tannery and exhibiton and workshop and classes space! Rosie has work for sale though Saatchi, Artsy and Art Makers UK – click links below:
