Geraldine Mattis

About

Geraldine Mattis is a designer/artist.

Geraldine Mattis designs surfaces for fabrics, wallpapers, and ceramics.

Geraldine Mattis artistic designs and paintings reflects rich and cultural upbringing which is redefined in her work cross between art and design practice.

Geraldine Mattis uses rich colours of azure blues, indigo, greens, oranges, reds, oranges and yellow. Geraldine's work has fluidity in her way of using paint in a free spirit form and gives unpredicted, exciting and vibrant style which reflects today‟s modern design with 1930‟s abstract expressionist movement. Geraldine's designs are done by hand- as traditional art practice.

Geraldine Mattis holds over 350 original small paintings and designs.

Geraldine Mattis recently commissioned by Guggenheim Museum Store in Berlin to create 40cm abstract hand painted platter plates for „Color Fields‟ exhibition featuring well known artist Frank Stella and Mark Rothko in October 2010.

Geraldine Mattis has exhibited at Maison et Objet, in Paris September 2010. Geraldine Mattis picked up two innovation awards in 2009. … Read More

Location: London, United Kingdom
Website: http://www.geraldinemattisdesign.com

Work

Map of Geraldine Mattis
2011 launching a AW collection in London and Paris with Conran Shops
2011 Essential Kitchen and Bathroom magazine
2011 www.bouf.com
2010 Elle Decoration Magazine December 2010
2010 Precious Creative Business of the Year award 2010 finalist
2010 commissioned by Guggenheim Museum, Berlin
2010 exhibit at Maison et Objet, Paris
2010 Won a grant from UKTI to exhibit at Maison et Objet September 2010
2010 Gifts and House ware magazine –Movers and Shakers Dec edition
2010 Taylor St Baristas, London to sell Geraldine Mattis new crockery
2010 Geraldine Mattis is developing new ways of her creative work into fabrics, wallpaper, cushions and small and large paintings
2010 New website launches Limited edition crockery
2010 Won a grant from Greater London Enterprise to develop new products
2009 Telegraph online business section
2009 British Library Success story PR- to be featured in October 2009
2009 British Inventor Silver Medal award
2009 Tableware International magazine PR
2009-BFIIN Inventors and Innovators Award 2009-Special Recognition award
2009-Be Happy Be Healthy Eat Smart plate® registered design
2009- Inventor of Be Happy Be Healthy Eat Smart plate
2009- Launch of new website
2009-Member of Hidden Art
2009 www.hiddenart.com feature Geraldine Mattis products
2009 www.mydeco.com feature Geraldine Mattis products
2008- Launching Scribble and Lines Tableware designed by Geraldine Mattis
2008- Gateway 2 investment Programme to expand business UK and Internationally
2008- A member of Craft Central, London
2008- Joined New Art Collectors, 2D and 3D sculpture
2008- Joined Saatchi online 2D and 3D work
2007- Art Business News (US) painting
2007- Awarded New Entrepreneur Scholarship Grant by Centa Business Services
2007- Greenwich Art Market, London- selling paintings
2007- Spirit & Destiny Magazine Press Release to 80,000 individuals‟ crystal paintings
2007- Prediction Magazine Press Release to 50,000 individuals‟ crystal paintings
2007- British Library written a Press Release on Crystal Paintings invention
2007- Crystal Painting Invention
2006- Battersea Contemporary Art Show, London- selling own paintings
2005- Royal Society of Birmingham Artists- exhibiting painting
2003- Café Gallery, London- group exhibition painting
2002- A proposal for New Young People‟s Contemporary Art Gallery- DCMS
2000- Bethnal Green Tube Station, London-Painting exhibition
1998- Kings Cross St Pancras, London – installation and textiles exhibition
1997- Northwick Park, Middlesex –painting exhibition
1992- MAC Centre Birmingham-printing exhibition … Read More

Education

Westminster Business School- Entrepreneurship studies

University of the Arts-MA in Enterprise and Management of the Creative Arts

Birmingham Institute of Art and Design Postgraduate Certificate in Art Education

University of Westminster BA (Hons)Mixed Media Arts. … Read More