Celebrating Ceramics - Exhibitors 2020
Adela Powell Ceramics
Predominantly hand-built stoneware in various forms united by concept, material, texture and palette, executed in a spontaneous and gestural manner.
Adrian Bates Ceramics
Refined, elegant and timeless sculptural vessels and forms in stoneware ceramic.
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Ahrenkiel-Ceramics
All my works begin on a wheel. Combined with various shapes and warm, bright slips the salt-firing enhances my simple, serene forms.
Alchemy Tiles
Individually hand carved encaustic, inlaid tiles with inspiring poetry, quotes and images using ancient 13th Century techniques held eternally in earth and time.
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Alison West Ceramics
Porcelain and stoneware tableware and vessels using the ancient process of Saggar Firing to create natural surface pattern.
Amanda Ray Raku Jewellery
Contemporary Raku fired jewellery. A unique and distinctive range of designs inspired by Art Deco and the designs of the sixties
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Amanda-Sue Rope
The built environment and its relationship with nature are the starting points for Amanda-Sue’s ceramic work. Using stoneware and porcelain clay bodies thrown forms are cut-up and re-combined, a playful process of building and constructing resulting in a sort of ceramic collage.
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Ania Perkowska Ceramics
Functional and decorative pieces inspired by contrasts and opposites. Minimum decoration, allowing for shapes and textures to take the lead.
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Anna Lambert
Anna Lambert makes hand built earthenware ceramics using techniques including slab-building and painted slips, exploring narratives relating to place.
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Anton Todd Ceramics
I am a self-taught potter and develop hand built work that is based around harbours, buildings and boats.
Antonia Salmon
Antonia's sculptures draw inspiration from the natural world, poetry and hand tools and sculpture both ancient and contemporary. Contemplative works for domestic or corporate settings.
Barbara Gittings Ceramics
Smoke-fired, unglazed porcelain using nerikomi techniques to put patterns through the clay.
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Chris & Freya Bramble
Both functional and decorative, Chris and Freya bring together a cross-generation of contemporary and cultural references to ceramics, often with forms emerging from hand-thrown vessels using highly textured glazes.
Chris Hawkins
Hand-thrown raku fired copper matt and glazed work, elegant forms, vibrant colours on a selection of bottles, bowls and lidded pots.
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Chrissy Silver
The lamps take an impression and provide a perfect record of seasonal plants; each is unique, unlike any other porcelain lamp.
Clare Wakefield Ceramics
Inspired by the sea and all it touches. A flowing mix of organic thrown, pierced and sculpted porcelain forms with yonic qualities
Craig Underhill
Ceramic paintings incorporating a slab vessel form that evoke feelings of landscape, place or narrative.
Dan Chapple
Thrown and altered ceramics as well as more traditional wheel made pots mostly Raku fired using a number of techniques
Daniel Boyle
Salt and ash glazed stoneware. Thrown one-off pots, to be explored beyond their surface.
David Hilton Tableware
Thrown stoneware and porcelain tableware. Ceramic handled cutlery items to co-ordinate.
David Wright Pottery
Coil-built, wood-fired, stoneware vessels using a coarse crank clay, simple ash and Shino glazes. Sometimes incorporating wooden lids.
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Diane Griffin Ceramics
Poetic porcelain sculptures composed of contrasting abstract forms which offer a focal point for connecting with memories and emotions.
Dianne Cross Ceramics
Hand-built work evoking the colours and textures of the seashore and coastline, both real and imagined, stormy and calm.
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Ellen Rijsdorp Keramiek
Unique wheel-thrown stoneware ceramic objects, inspired by an artist-in-residence in Jingdezhen, China.
Emily Myers
Emily Myers produces a distinctive repertoire of thrown stoneware forms. These are faceted, altered and carved to explore sculptural possibilities.
Emma West Ceramics
Porcelain tiles impressed with hand stitched embroidery and fresh plants.
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Gaby Guz Art
The smooth, jade like surface of my vessels belies the harsh and dramatic naked Raku process from which they emerge.
Gill Laverick Jewellery
Contemporary porcelain jewellery with silver and semi-precious stones.
Gillian Highland
Reduced stoneware thrown tableware. Other pots are slab-built with various decorations influenced by the landscape in which I live and the moon cycle.
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Gilly Whittington Ceramics
Porcelain, thrown and sometimes altered, with layered glazes painted spontaneously inspired by abstract expressionist art.
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Guy Routledge Ceramics
Hand built decorative ceramics based around the figure, the face and animal forms.
Gwen Bainbridge Ceramics
Decorative / functional vessels with Victorian botanical illustration and narrative references created from numerous methods within their assembly and decorative detail.
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Harriet Coleridge
Limoges porcelain glazed with a variety of carbon trap shinos and ferociously reduced in flame kilns. Enhanced with rose ash and gold lustre brushwork.
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HeyningWD Studio
HeyningWD Studio stands for the combined work in porcelain by Wied and Diederik Heyning. We make hand thrown white porcelain vessels and thin slab-rolled translucent lighting objects decorated with soluble salt colours.
Hiro Takahashi
Inspired by nature, intricate, narrative and with rich textured soul, plate and functional ware.
Ian Harris Ceramics
Hand-built sculptural vessels slowly developed, beaten and formed with textures often inspired by the delicate asymmetry of nature.
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Ingenhut Keramiek
Thrown, for "every day use" and unique pieces. Wood fired, glazed with celadons, shino, ash glazes, contrasted with unglazed surfaces, subtle touched by the fire.
Isabel K-J Denyer
Pots thrown on a wheel from stoneware or porcelain clay. Reduction fired suitable for celebrations or everyday use.
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Isabel Merrick
I make domestic earthenware pots for the table. Inspired by my local surroundings in the heart of Devon.
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Jacqui Ramrayka
Thrown porcelain vessels. Glazes, oxides and slips are used to achieve a patina of depth and variety.
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Jaeeun Ceramics
Hand-built, wheel thrown functional ware, with slip and underglazed surface decoration.
Jaejun Lee
Wheel thrown fine porcelain work for both functionality and aesthetics.
James Hake Ceramics
James's work ranges from huge platters and bottles to delicate bowls and tiny lidded jars.
Jane Cox Ceramics
Contemporary decorative and functional earthenware: jugs, vases, dishes and large chargers in blues, greens and vivid turquoises. Fellow of CPA and past Master of the Art Workers Guild.
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Jane Pritchard Ceramics
My vessels and wall pieces are based on the evidence of renewal in our natural surroundings and the built environment. I use porcelain and slipcast bone china contrasted with oxides, slips and glazes.
Jane White Ceramics
Hand built, burnished ceramics deriving colourful patterns from firing with organic material in a large open pit. Each piece is totally unique.
Jaroslav Hrustalenko
Jaroslav's creativity is driven by his passion for colour, shape and function. He explores nature, science and art building his body of work on a broad multicultural background.
Jason Braham
Salt glazed and ash glazed stoneware pottery inspired by European countryware and by potters of the Leach tradition.
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Jean-Paul Landreau
Jean-Paul Landreau produces brightly coloured earthenware decorated with slips of very distinctive style in mediterranean tones.
Jennie Gilbert
Decorative functional pottery, suitable for everyday use. Reduction fired stoneware.
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Jill Ford Ceramics
Porcelain bowls, vases and tall standing forms thrown on the wheel. Rich textural decoration made by carving and applying slips.
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John Mathieson
Individual pieces and some domestic ware in reduction-fired stoneware and porcelain.
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Jon Barrett-Danes
Individually made ceramic animal based sculptures which are full of character and humour.
Kat Wheeler Ceramics
Thrown using a dark stoneware and decorated with a contrasting slip. The work is high fired in a reducing atmosphere.
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Katherine Kingdon
Hand-built, stoneware vessels with individually illustrated surfaces. Relief, incised and modelled detail.
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Keith Varney
Porcelain vessels and sculpture created by hand-building and origami with paper thin porcelain sheets.
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Kerry Hastings Ceramics
Thrown and coiled stoneware vessels that reference ancient Greece in their quietness, modesty of form, and harmony.
Kit Andrews (The Cornish Potter)
Decorative saggar fired vessels and large glazed jars inspired by nature and the different effects you can obtain from it.
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Kyra Mihailovic Ceramics
Distinctive hand thrown and hand-painted ceramics in high-fired porcelain and stoneware.
Laura De Benedetti
Thrown porcelain fluid vessels decorated in multilayer crystalline glazes.
Laurel Keeley Ceramics
Handbuilt stoneware pots with coloured slips, stains and incised drawn surfaces.
Leigh Pottery
Leighan's work has a simple aesthetic that focuses on functionality and form with textures inspired by natural elements. Contemporary, modest, elegant, tactile and functional.
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Lindy Barletta Ceramics
Multi coloured porcelain clays layered and thrown to create tactile landscape vessels resembling the Earth, Deserts and Seascapes.
Lise Herud Braten
Individual thrown and handbuilt vessels with a focus on texture, natural forms and expressive glaze surfaces.
Margaret Curtis
I alter forms with manipulations, stretchings or indentations which result in my work adopting a certain unpredictability, an essence of imperfection.
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Margaret Gardiner Ceramics
Vapour glazed porcelain, textured, patterned and sparkling. Drinking vessels and ovenware, vases and plant holders.
Marie Prett Ceramics
Hand-built people and animals inspired by the curious mythology and a vivid imagination.
Marike Jacobs
I invite you to feel movement, my movement in clay thrown with courage, fun and passion, altered, torn and reassembled…enjoy!
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Mark Smith Ceramics
Maritime sculptures, with a combination of ceramic and found objects.
Mitch Pilkington Ceramics
Hand-built sculptural ceramics referencing coastal finds. Using a grogged stoneware clay with surface treatment of oxides, enhancing the stone-like qualities of the clay.
Neil MacDonell
My work is inspired by textures, patterns and forms derived from found industrial detritus.
Nichola Theakston
Nichola Theakston is one of the country's leading contemporary animal sculptors.
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Pat Southwood
Hand thrown and wood fired vessels with luscious textured glazes, mostly for flowers.
Paul Smith Sculptures
Figurative ceramic sculptures depicting our relationship with the animal world.
Penny Simpson Ceramics
Tableware, tiles and pots for plants from red earthenware clay with lively slip decoration.
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Penny Withers Ceramics
Thrown and altered stoneware vessels with combinations of interactive glaze applied, evoking atmospheric landscapes.
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Peter Hayes Ceramics
Contemporary ceramic sculpture inspired by traditional techniques and organic processes.
Phil Jolley
I like the suggestion of what might have been; archaeological finds, remains and architectural features, their contrast in materials, layers, texture, colour, hidden details and surface quality are all important.
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Potteryman
Reduction fired stoneware using early Chinese inspired glazes including copper red, chun and glazes sourced from local materials.
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Rachel Wood Ceramics
Thrown and altered sculpture vessels, stoneware, rich in glaze and texture.
Richard Baxter
Finely thrown porcelain in a variety of beautiful and colourful glazes.
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Richard Wilson Ceramics
My pots reflect the spontaneity of the tradition of slipware, with coloured clays in the decoration.
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Rob Sollis Ceramics
The colour wheel rolls through form and function, lighting a path to unique hand thrown and coloured ceramics.
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Robyn Hardyman
Quiet, thoughtfully made delicate porcelain vessels, in a serene muted palette to complement the elegant simplicity of the forms.
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Roger Cockram Ceramics
Individual pieces in porcelain, thrown and sometimes altered based on the sea.
Ronaldo Wiltshire (Motions of Clay)
Functional and decorative ceramic art with a contemporary flair. My pieces are often glazed in my own recipes, which are inspired by colours from Barbados.
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Roos Eisma Ceramics
Double walled sculptural vessels, hand built in stoneware with textured glazes, capturing flow and motion.
Rosa Wiland Holmes
My inspiration comes from nature. Rocky cliffs, smooth waters or the surface of a stone. They all inspire me to create pots that are abstract and sculptured in their feel and shape.
Rosalind Smith Earthenware
Rosalind's work is hand-built in the tradition of early earthenware makers and decorated with her own slips and glazes.
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Russell Coates
Hand-painted, underglaze-blue porcelain, dishes, bowls, vases, boxes, jugs and mugs, some enamelled with birds, animals and sea creatures.
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Ruth Gibson Ceramics
Working in porcelain, I combine a love of photography, printmaking and ceramics, to evoke a sense of place. Strong monotones enhanced by painterly glazes.
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Ruthanne Tudball
Thrown and manipulated stoneware vessels, slip decorated then fired and soda vapour glazed in a wood/gas kiln.
Sally Dunham
Human and animal ceramic sculpture and 'A moment with Mister Herbert'.
Sampada Gurung
Sampada's work often reflects the delicate nature of traditional pottery form in a tactile contemporary manner. Her pottery explores the surreal human form, emotion and symbolism.
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Sarah Went Ceramics
Wheel thrown porcelain domestic ware with slip decorated textural accents following nature's theme. Collections interplay between shape and colour.
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Sean Miller - Poterie de Peillac
Wood or electric fired functional and decorative slipware.
Sharon Griffin
Expressive sculptural figurative ceramics inspired by nature and folklore.
Simon Griffiths Sculpture Ltd
Unique impressionistic wildlife sculptures high fired, suitable for garden or interior.
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Simon Smith
My work is hand thrown, turned, refined and multiple sprayed with three different glazes. I also apply glaze to the piece using a selection of brushes this adds another layer and gives greater depth to each piece.
Steve Woodhead Ceramics
Steve makes a range of traditional and funky domestic stoneware as 'Art For Every Day Living'.
Tamar Rose Ceramics
Richly textured decorative porcelain born of a fascination with dramatic forms found in nature.
Tessa Wolfe Murray Ceramics
Slab-built vessels in white earthenware with stone impressions and textures, incised lines , slips, glazes and a controlled smoke-firing.
Tim Andrews Ceramics
Tim is well known for his distinctive individual Raku smoked pieces that are exhibited all over the world.
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TKJ Ceramics Ltd
Functional pottery, thrown on a momentum wheel and fired in gas reduction.
Tom James
Hand-built ceramic musical instruments - flutes, ocarinas, drums - made from several contrasting clay bodies, each instrument fully working and unique.
Veronica Newman
Veronica explores the fluidity and translucency of thrown porcelain. Vessels are water-etched, pierced or cut and folded.
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Virginia Graham
Slab built and slip cast functional ware, decorated with coloured slips, transfer print imagery and metallic lustres.
Wendy Campbell-Briggs
Using the simplicity of ceramic forms I express the fragility of our environment.
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Wendy Johnson Ceramics
Strong individual forms inspired by modern and ancient architecture. Glazed and naked Raku fired, the highly polished or marble smooth tactile surfaces have completely unique, striking yet subtle, markings.
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Wendy Lawrence
Sculptural ceramics, hand carved textures, finished with volcanic glazes. Suitable for interior and exterior spaces.
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Yarnton Pottery
Wheel-thrown functional tin-glazed earthenware and ceremonial iridescent lustreware freely brush-painted with plant and animal symbolic imagery.