British Art: Contemporary Sculpture by Artist Deidre Hubbard
Deidre Hubbard was born in New York in 1935 and died 14 October 2009. She studied at Harvard University, working with Theodore Feininger, graduating Summa Cum Laude in 1957 and winning the Sohier Prize.
From 1957-60 Deidre Hubbard studied with Willi Soukop and Bernard Meadows at the Chelsea Art School. Hubbard also studied with the sculptor Elisabeth Frink from1962 – 64.
Deidre Hubbard art sculptures explore the rhythms of natural forms. Sometimes Hubbard retains the original image, but more often Deidre moves to some level of abstraction. Always important in her sculptures is the interplay of concave and convex shapes and the resulting curves and counter-curves.
Deidre Hubbard art sculptures are held in many British Art collections. These include: The Royal Free Hospital, London; London University - Institute of Education; Usher Gallery, Lincoln; Towner Gallery, Eastbourne; and Robert Fleming Holdings Plc, London. Deidre Hubbard contemporary sculpture is also widely held internationally including: Bryn Mawr College, Pennsylvania; Radcliffe College, Massachusetts; and Sumitomo Corporation, Tokyo.
In addition to Red Rag British Art Gallery Deidre Hubbard has exhibited at many leading British Art Galleries including: The Royal Academy of Art, London: National Art Museum of Wales; St Paul's Cathedral, London; Barbican Centre, London; and Camden Arts Centre, London.
Each sculpture is sourced from the Deidre Hubbard artist studio and like all our British art and Contemporary art it can be shipped by Red Rag British Art Gallery worldwide
