April Neate - Fife Contemporary

Programme

April Neate

Training etc

2003

BA (Hons) Jewellery Design, Buckinghamshire Chilterns University
Moved to shared workshop at Jane Moore Contemporary Jewellery, Leamington Spa.

2004

Awarded grant by the Arts Council England.

2005

Married and moved to Birmingham's Jewellery Quarter

Recent exhibitions

2003

Ignition, BCUC, High Wycombe, UK
New Designers, Islington, London

2004

Spotlight exhibition at Jane Moore Contemporary Jewellery, Leamington Spa
One Year On at New Designers, Islington, London
NewFORMations at Form at the Lighthouse, Glasgow
Pick of the Crop at Turning Heads Contemporary Jewellery, Brighton
Chelsea Crafts Fair 25th anniversary window display, Canary Wharf, London
Chelsea Crafts Fair 2004, London
The Architecture Centre, Bristol
The Gallery Upstairs at Torquil Pottery, 81 High Street, Henley-in-Arden
Crafts for Christmas, Platform Gallery, Clitheroe
Wish List, The Devon Guild of Craftsmen, Bovey Tracey
2004-05 Christmas Jewellery Exhibition, Yorkshire Sculpture Park

2005

The Craft Centre and Design Gallery, City Art Gallery, Leeds
British Craft Trade Fair, Harrogate
Showcase exhibition, The Jelly Leg'd Chicken Arts Centre, Reading
Dazzle, Glasgow
Showcase exhibition, Dundee Contemporary Arts, Dundee
Showcase exhibition, Sanderson George & Peach, Holmfirth
Dazzle, Edinburgh
Rarefind, New Ashgate Gallery, Farnham
Bewitched, Royal Birmingham Society of Artists, Birmingham
Lustre, Nottingham
Dazzle, Manchester
Top Dressing, Model House Craft and Design Centre, Llantrisant
Winter Wonderland III, The March Hare Craft Gallery, Ripon
2005-06 Secrets and Lives by Jill Randall, Wollaton Hall & Park, Nottingham
Sparkle, Gallery Top, Matlock

2006

Showcase exhibition, Crawford Arts Centre, St Andrews
British Craft Trade Fair, Harrogate
Showcase exhibition, Rufford Craft Centre, Newark
Summer exhibition, The Workshop, Jonathan Swan, Lewes
Design Pavillion, International Jewellery London, London
Christmas exhibition, Bowie & Hulbert, Hereford
Brooch The Subject 2, Mike Gell, Hereford

Website – http://www.aprilneate.com

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