Jo Budd

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Jo Budd (fl. 1980–present) is an English artist specialising in creating art from textiles. She was trained as a fine artist, and her work could be described as quilt art, though it also frequently contains collage or printing elements.

Born
Josephine Budd

KnownforQuilting
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Jo Budd
Jo Budd in her studio in 2010
Born
Josephine Budd

EducationNewcastle University
Known forQuilting
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Biography

Josephine Budd was born in 1961 in Norwich.[citation needed] She completed her Fine Art education in Newcastle University, then began practising her art and teaching at places like West Dean College.[1] She is known for her art work using quilts, collage and printing.[2] She has also used fabrics that she hand-dyed, using materials such as rust.[3]

Budd has worked on commissions,[4] and her work is in collections such as the Victoria and Albert Museum.[5] Budd's use of landscape in her work led Edexcel to recommend her as an artist for British Art and Design GCSE students to study in 2010.[6]

In 2024 she was involved, and her work was exhibited in a shop in Fakenham.[7]

Private life

Budd lives near the Norfolk and Suffolk border with her partner, Brian Excell. She has one son.

Work

  • Corrugated Iron (1998)[3]
  • Fields of Green (1999)[3]
  • Oil Rig (1996–1998) – 250 cm × 319 cm (98 in × 126 in)[8][9]
  • Rust Series (2007)[3]
  • Summer/Female – Sewn collage – 170 cm × 314 cm (67 in × 124 in)[5]
  • Winter/Male (2009) – Hanging – 320 cm × 179 cm (126 in × 70 in)[10][11]

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