Rob Churm Artist

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Rob Churm — FROM THE STUDIO

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Nov 27, 2017 · Rob Churm's distinctive drawings and prints offer a glimpse into an alternative world, inhabited by surreal yet familiar characters, imagery and landscapes. He often works with ink, biro and tippex and is also a skilled printmaker. His work can seem graphical or mathematical and he often uses repetition of motifs and patterns.

Rob Churm « Cove Park

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Rob Churm Lives and works in Glasgow. Rob Churm graduated with a BA (Hons), Fine Art, from Glasgow School of Art in 2001. Rob’s works on paper (primarily drawing in materials such as ink, Biro and Tipp-Ex) form the focus of his visual arts practice.

Artists - Rob Churm - Glasgow international

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Rob Churm Rob Churm's works on paper (primarily drawing in materials such as ink, Biro and Tipp-Ex) form the focus of his visual arts practice.

Rob Churm Artist Bio and Art for Sale Artspace

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Rob Churm earned his BA from the Glasgow School of Art and continues to live in Glasgow. He makes drawings using felt-tip and ballpoint pen and India ink on paper, combining surreal characters, gestural marks, dense cross-hatching, and references to Japanese illustration.

Churm, Rob Biography

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Learn more about Rob Churm (Scottish, 1979). Read the artist bio and gain a deeper understanding with MutualArt's artist profile.

Rob Churm Frieze

https://www.frieze.com/article/rob-churm

Bizarre iconography, expressionistic scrawl and the crisp discipline of graphic marks are here conjoined in evoking an unknown world. Churm’s felt-tip and biro drawing shows a robot that has taken a circuitous journey across a darkened field, traversing a makeshift stage, before halting to gaze up into the black mass of a tree.