Zone G Exhibitor Listing

Browse through to see the exhibitors we have here and access their websites. (Best viewed on a tablet, laptop or desktop computer).

Alphabetical Exhibitor Listing

Amanda-Sue Rope G111

Combining working at the wheel with hand-building Amanda-Sue creates constructed structural works evocative of architectural industrial forms.

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Dianne Cross Ceramics G114

Handbuilt vases, vessels, wallpieces and boxes evoking textures and colours of the seashore and coastline plus recent moorland hues work.

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Ellul Ceramics G112

Unique handbuilt sculptures and wall pieces inspired by the natural world.

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Helen Higgins G119

Characteristic sculptures influenced by childhood memories.

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Julie O'Sullivan G117

Julie presents a body of work shaped by living alongside the Thames Estuary. Hand-built stoneware celebrating the tactile.

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Leigh Pottery G115

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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Penny Withers Ceramics G121

The inspiration behind my thrown and altered, stoneware glazed vessels is the connection between ceramics and natural landscapes.

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Rachel Wood Ceramics G116

Thrown and altered sculpture vessels, stoneware, rich in glaze and texture.

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Roger Cockram Ceramics G120

Individual work thrown in fine porcelain, inspired by the sea - also a small range of domestic stoneware.

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Steve Woodhead Ceramics E86

I make a range of funky and traditional pieces in stoneware, which I describe as - "Art for Everyday Living".

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Sue Mundy G113

Hand-built sculptural forms and vessels in stoneware.

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Tony Laverick Ceramics G118

Porcelain vessels form a canvas for an abstract collage of colour and texture.

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Wendy Lawrence Ceramics G122

Sculptural ceramics inspired by natural form and texture, for display in the home and garden.

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