Christine is delighted to have been chosen as one of only 10 British artists to participate in the prestigious BT Art of Sport programme.  BT is the Official Communications Service partner of the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games. Exhibitions will be held across UK throughout 2012. See website for details: www.BTartofsport.co.uk

At the 150th Society of Women Artists exhibition at the mall Galleries, London, 29th June 2011 Christine Charlesworth won the America Square Conference Centre Award for Sculpture with her sculpture of Ade Adepitan.

HRH Princess Michael of Kent and Christine discuss the way Christine has managed to capture  movement in the sculpture.

Christine with her prizewinning sculpture of Ade Adepitan at the 150th Society of Women Artists exhibition at the mall Galleries, London, 29th June 2011.

     Surrey Advertiser 7th May 2010

" Another worthy winner was Christine Charlesworth, whose bronze resin sculpture, The Water Carrier, was selected as best 3d exhibit.

The sensitively modelled sculpture of an African woman with a pitcher captured mid-movement radiates graceful energy and a keen sense of purpose.

Also noteworthy is Charlesworth’s bronze resin sculpture of a girl reading a book, which demonstrates considerable technical assurance together with a sure anatomical grasp."

BY Beatrice Phillpotts

The 'Seeds of Hope Children's Garden' at Guildford Cathedral has won first prize for environmental enhancement at the Guildford Design Awards held in October 2009. 

The sculptures 'Seeds of Hope' are central to the garden design. The two life size bronze sculptures depict children playing 'dandelion clocks'. The garden was opened in May 2008.

For information about the garden please go to  Seeds of Hope Children's Garden

Christine Charlesworth with Caroline Jay,who comissioned Christine to create the Seeds of Hope Garden sculptures, receiving the award