Ilona Broeseliske
Born in Delft, The Netherlands

Upcoming

• Selected 42 Finalists, Korean International Ceramic Biennale 2019 KICB2019, former Gyeonggi International Ceramic Biennale GICB, Icheon South-Korea. Opens from 29th November 2019 and runs till 31st May 2020

• Selected for ThisArtFair 2020, opens 20-24 May 2020, Kromhouthallen, Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Education

2015-2017       MA Royal College of Art, London, United Kingdom

2016               Exchange RCA/ Kyoto City University of Arts, MFA Ceramics, Kyoto, Japan

2013-2015      MFA Painting department, Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda, Vadodara, India

2006-2010    BFA Fine Arts, AKV. St. Joost, Breda, The Netherlands

2003-2004  Traditional Tibetan Buddhist Woodcarving and Drawing, Zorig Chusum, Traditional Art School Bhutan,                   Thimphu, Bhutan

Award/ Grant/ Bursary

2017                Start up Grant, Stichting van Achterbergh - Domhof, NL

2017                 Charlotte Fraser Award, London, UK

2016/2017       Stichting van Achterbergh - Domhof Grant, NL

2016/2017       Prins Bernhard Cultuurfonds Bursary, NL

2016/2017       Royal College of Art Bursary Scheme, UK

2016              Kyoto City University of Arts/ Royal College of Art exchange Award, UK

2016              Charlotte Fraser Award, London, UK

2015/2016     Stichting van Achterbergh - Domhof Grant, NL

2015/2016     Stichting dr. Hendrik Muller's Vaderlands Foundation Grant, NL

2015/2016     Royal College of Art Bursary Scheme, UK

2010              BFA Graduation display Award, Breda Art Award, Breda, NL

2010             Nomination AKV. St.Joost Penning Award, BFA Graduation, Breda, NL

Exchange program

2016                 Exchange Award Royal College of Art/ Kyoto City University of Arts Exchange Master Ceramics

2003/2004      Exchange program Bhutan/ Netherlands, under the act of United Nations Bilateral Sustainable   Development Agreements.

Recent exhibitions

May 2020 ThisArtFair, Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Nov 2019 - KICB 2019 Korean International Ceramic Biennale (former GICB), on site exhibition,

May 2020 Icheon, South-Korea

April 2018                  Infinite Multiple, Arebyte Gallery, London, UK

Nov- Jan 2017/18       International Hokuriku Kogei exhibition, Toyama Prefectural Museum of Art & Design, Toyama, Japan

Dec-Jan2017/18         Making it now curated by Gregory Parsons, Ruthin Craft Centre, Ruthin, Wales, UK

Dec 2017                   New Horizons exhibition Joanna Bird, London, UK

Sept 2017                  Decorex, Future Heritage with Corinne Julius, London, UK

Aug 2017                  Shortlisted for the U-50 International Hokuriku Kogei Awards, Toyama, Japan

June 2017                 RCA Final Show, Battersea, London, UK

May 2017                  Private Show by Sarah Griffin, London Craft week, London, UK

Jan 2017                   RCA Work in Progress Show, London, UK

Jan 2017                  Emerging and Established 2, Christie’s South Kensington, London, UK

Dec 2016                 Group Show, KCUA Gallery, Kyoto, Japan

2016                        Selected group show 8th Naspa Ceramics Talent Award 2016, Keramikmuseum Westerwald, DE

2016                       Work-in-Progress Show Ceramics & Glass, Royal College of Art, Battersea, London, UK

2016                       ‘Garden of Delight’ Work- in- progress show School of Materials, Royal College of Art, Kensington,  London, UK

Jury member

2020 Van Achterbergh-prijs

2022 Van Achterbergh-prijs

Private Collection

Stichting dr. Hendrik Muller's Vaderlands Fonds, NL

Private collection in London & New York