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Zone D Exhibitor Listing
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Alphabetical Exhibitor Listing 2024
Bethan Jones Ceramics D069
Contemporary, functional ceramics wheel-thrown and glazed in a range of quiet earthy tones and bright vibrant colours.
Bridget Drakeford Porcelain D077
Hand thrown porcelain with an Eastern influence. Teapots, bowls, jugs and vases.
Charlotte Berry Pottery D074
Thrown and hand built stoneware pots. Slip, paper resist and sgraffito are used to create bold designs inspired by nature.
Elaine King Ceramics D058
Elaine makes mainly hand built pieces in white stoneware clay, hand-painted using a palette of oxides, slips, and underglaze colours.
Elizabeth Renton Ceramics D078
Elizabeth makes small batches of unique tableware and decorative pieces for the home. Blending stoneware and porcelain I merge traditional and modern techniques primarily using the wheel. Creating tactile surfaces of raised dots, grooves and lines.
Imogen Taylor Noble D081
Hand built vessels and sculptural objects, using commercial and foraged clays and fired in my wood fired train kiln.
Justine Jenner Pottery D075
Colourful, thrown vases and tableware using white earthenware clay exploring harmony between form, function and colour.
Kate Windibank D065
Hand built, sculptural vessels with undulating edges, fault lines and fissures, which explore the transformational nature of time on natural objects.
Katy O'Neil D056
Slab formed contemporary ceramics created from black clay and impressed with found objects. Complemented by a range of ceramic jewellery.
Kyra Mihailovic Ceramics D054
Distinctive wheel thrown and hand-painted porcelain and stoneware.
Laura Gibbs Ceramics D064
Cast and hand built porcelain and bone china forms which are then saggar fired in my electric kiln with metals and oxides.
Leigh Pottery D067
Thrown and hand built pieces, focusing on simplicity, form and function.
Marika du Plessis Art & Ceramics D082
Handmade ceramic quirky birds decorated with oxides and contrasting matte underglazes and gloss. Filled with symbolism, delicate mark-making and textures to accentuate each bird's personality.
Mark Smith Ceramics D068
Maritime sculptures combining ceramics with found and recycled materials.
Mary Wright Ceramics D057
I aim to retain the fluidity of the thrown clay with the use of brushes.
Meg Durham Art D059
Figurative ceramic sculptures and wall hangings made from stoneware and parian clays finished with oxides and lustre.
Moonhare Ceramics D062
Cheery, colourful, highly decorated domestic stoneware and sculptural pieces created using slips and engobes.
Penny Little Ceramics D055
Hand-formed black and white porcelain bowls, vases and vessels lined with glamorous gold and platinum lustres.
Remon Jephcott Ceramics D061
Ceramic fruits, delicate pieces inspired by decay. Each sculptural piece is multi-fired and layered with glazes, lustres and decals.
Rob Sollis Ceramics D060
Rob trained at Dartington, becoming expert in high-temperature raku methods. He produces experimental studio art ceramics applying ‘tracking’ and burnished effects to the surfaces.
Robyn Hardyman Ceramics D073
Decorative and functional finely thrown vessels in porcelain – bowls, vases, moon jars and more - in pared-back, elegant form.
Sara Budzik Making D086
Hand built ceramic sculpture, inspired by a desire to protect and celebrate wildlife and the natural world.
Sarah Piper Ceramics D070
Sarah Piper's collection conveys serene strength through weathered pieces, embodying human contradictions: calm amidst chaos, fragility intertwined with resilience.
Sophie Smith Ceramics D076
Bright, colourful and whimsical earthenware ceramics. Slipcast and hand built pieces decorated with coloured slips, brush on glazes and lustres.
Tamsyn Trevorrow D053
Sculptural ceramics inspired by the material effects of time on the natural world in particular the interaction of land and sea.
Victoria Meadows D071
Hand built ceramics celebrating unglazed finishes using Terra Sigillata saggar fired with organic matter creating diverse, natural and unrepeatable surfaces.
Wendy Calder Ceramics D080
Red and white earthenware functional ceramics with delicate botanical surface designs, produced by monoprint and sgraffito techniques.
