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Christy Burdock
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    • Bassetlaw Museum
    • Newton Abbot Museum
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    • Hill farmers
    • Queen Mary ii Ship
    • House of Illustration Quentin Blake's Gallery
  • Selected works
  • Artist Christy Burdock
  • Words
    • News
    • About
    • Essay Anita Taylor
    • Essay Sacha Craddock
    • CV
    • Statement
    • Contact
  • Museum and institution solo shows
    • Bassetlaw Museum
    • Newton Abbot Museum
    • Salford Museum
    • Hill farmers
    • Queen Mary ii Ship
    • House of Illustration Quentin Blake's Gallery
  • Selected works

Selected Works


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​I studied at the Royal College of Art in Kensington and I live in the City of London. I travel across the country researching unique groups of people, with strong identities, their history and their contemporary lives. I find the every day experience of these people fascinating and my work is exhibited in museums and galleries across the United Kingdom and New York.
Piccadilly | Graphite and wash on paper | 120x120cm | 2017 | selected Bloomberg New Contemporaries, Block 336, London by Christy Burdock
Piccadilly | Graphite and wash on paper | 120x120cm | 2017 | selected Bloomberg New Contemporaries, Block 336, London | £1865
'Embarkation' A graphite drawing made as a result of the Gordon Peter Pickard Award win at the Royal College of Art. Then exhibited as part of the New Contemporaries Exhibition 2017 by Christy Burdock
'Embarkation' | 59 x 84cm | A graphite drawing made during research on the QM2 ship after winning the Gordon Peter Pickard Award win at the Royal College of Art | exhibited as part of the New Contemporaries Exhibition 2017 | £1865
Dress Code group portrait won the Judd Portrait Prize 3rd
*SOLD* Dress Code won 2024 Judd Medical Third Prize Royal Birmingham Society of Artists Portrait Award
Hung up to dry | Graphite on paper | 59 x 84 cm | AWARDED THE TATHA PRIZE ROYAL SCOTTISH ACADEMY 2021 | £1865 |  by Christy Burdock
Hung up to dry | Graphite on paper | 59 x 84 cm | AWARDED THE TATHA PRIZE ROYAL SCOTTISH ACADEMY 2021 | £1865
A painting about Quakers, tea and biscuits twice a week in Westminster. This work was exhibited in Wells Cathedral by Christy Burdock
Who has seen the wind | exhibited Wells Cathedral | acrylic on canvas | 91x61cm | £950
Giggolos | Graphite on paper 59x84cm | 2017 | selected Bloomberg New Contemporaries | Christy Burdock £1865
Giggolos | Graphite on paper 59x84cm | 2017 | selected Bloomberg New Contemporaries | £1865
One of my aims, as I work, is to transport the people I am drawing and painting to other parts of Britain. In a sense portraiture is about immortality, paintings are alive, encapsulating the sitter and artist's inner state forever. The human face is, and has always been, one of the most important and captivating things artists have painted and I spend most of my time, when not working, in the Tudor section of the National Portrait Gallery.
Bloomberg New Contemporaries

“Christy's work stopped us in our tracks. Whilst it was a subtle and quietly understated piece, we were bowled over by its beauty, humour and stunning draughtsmanship. Her works always carry a narrative, her gorgeous dreamlike scenarios document British life - its culture, politics and heritage.⁠” Tatha Gallery Prize - Tatha Gallery Director. ​
Christy lives in London and works across the UK
All rights reserved Christy Burdock, City of London, 2026​. All images on this website are copyrighted Christy Burdock - Unique bespoke works researching museums and communities across Britain. The use of any images from this site is strictly prohibited unless prior written permission from the artist is obtained. NO AI TRAINING: Without in any way limiting the artist’s exclusive rights under copyright, any use of this publication to “train” generative artificial intelligence (AI) technologies to generate imagery is expressly prohibited. The artist reserves all rights to license uses of this work for generative AI training and development of machine image learning models.