About
'What has gone before leads to what comes later'
My work –is a response to the human experience and strives to tie the invisible threads between memories and the present. Everything is in the imperfections of the surface and the marks and the relationships between shape and form.
Rosemary Cullum 2020
My work –is a response to the human experience and strives to tie the invisible threads between memories and the present. Everything is in the imperfections of the surface and the marks and the relationships between shape and form.
Rosemary Cullum 2020
Rosemary Cullum
After completing a successful year of the Foundation in Fine Art, Rosemary continued studying. In 2010 she embarked on a three-year degree course at the Cambridge School of Art, as part of Anglia Ruskin University. Graduating successfully with a BA (Hons) distinction, in 2013, she rented a studio and started painting. Acceptance of a work, and subsequent sale, at the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition, was a tremendous boost.
More studying followed – post graduate work, plus residencies in various parts of the country. A course in Florence in 2016 was inspirational, and another acceptance at the RA Summer Exhibition 2018, followed by immediate sale, meant a move to Willingham to a home with a great studio from which she could work full time.
Exhibitions
Ruskin Gallery, Cambridge, February 2012 – Title: Heterotopia
Norwich Assembly House, August 2012
Ruskin Gallery, Cambridge, June 2013 – Title: A Muse
Ruskin Gallery, Cambridge, September 2013 – Degree Show
Kings Lynn Art Centre, 2014. Title: Eastern Open
Two Days in Spring – Cambridge - own studio exhibition in 2014
Two Days in Winter – Cambridge - own studio exhibition 2014
Royal Academy Summer Exhibition, 2014
Murray Edwards College, Cambridge. Title: Poles Apart, July 2015
Barn Studio, Willingham, Cambridge. Summer 2016
Royal Academy Summer Exhibition 2018
Barn Studio - Cambridge Open Studio 2018
Fen Ditton Gallery, Cambridge. Open Studios - Summer 2020
Fen Ditton Gallery - Seeing Red - Exhibition Summer 2020
After completing a successful year of the Foundation in Fine Art, Rosemary continued studying. In 2010 she embarked on a three-year degree course at the Cambridge School of Art, as part of Anglia Ruskin University. Graduating successfully with a BA (Hons) distinction, in 2013, she rented a studio and started painting. Acceptance of a work, and subsequent sale, at the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition, was a tremendous boost.
More studying followed – post graduate work, plus residencies in various parts of the country. A course in Florence in 2016 was inspirational, and another acceptance at the RA Summer Exhibition 2018, followed by immediate sale, meant a move to Willingham to a home with a great studio from which she could work full time.
Exhibitions
Ruskin Gallery, Cambridge, February 2012 – Title: Heterotopia
Norwich Assembly House, August 2012
Ruskin Gallery, Cambridge, June 2013 – Title: A Muse
Ruskin Gallery, Cambridge, September 2013 – Degree Show
Kings Lynn Art Centre, 2014. Title: Eastern Open
Two Days in Spring – Cambridge - own studio exhibition in 2014
Two Days in Winter – Cambridge - own studio exhibition 2014
Royal Academy Summer Exhibition, 2014
Murray Edwards College, Cambridge. Title: Poles Apart, July 2015
Barn Studio, Willingham, Cambridge. Summer 2016
Royal Academy Summer Exhibition 2018
Barn Studio - Cambridge Open Studio 2018
Fen Ditton Gallery, Cambridge. Open Studios - Summer 2020
Fen Ditton Gallery - Seeing Red - Exhibition Summer 2020