Search Our 2024 Exhibitors
Zone F Exhibitor Listing
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Alphabetical Exhibitor Listing 2024
Anthony Theakston Ceramics F103
Stunning collection of ceramics inspired by birds.
Claire Lardner Burke Ceramics F097
Individual hand-coiled forms capturing the quiet beauty, marks and colours of age and weathering, particularly of rocks and stone.
Elaine Humpleby: Arty Activist Creations F108
Elaine creates figurative sculptures and vessels, experimenting with found textures and application of colour she celebrates environments, memories and mythos.
Fiona Booy Ceramics F098
Fiona’s sculptural and functional creations play with bold forms and geological processes, swirling with blended colours and clays.
Gilly Whittington Ceramics F099
Porcelain ceramics, thrown on the wheel and sometimes altered, with decoration inspired by abstract painters.
Janet Halligan Ceramics F106
Trompe L'oeil sculpture, mainly bags, shoes and hobby boxes together with hand built vessels and abstract sculpture inspired by landscape in stoneware.
Jason Braham F104
Stoneware and salt glaze, inspired by European country ware and the "Leach School".
Kat Wheeler Ceramics F105
High fired terra cotta pots for table, decorated with textural slips and glazed in various ash glazes.
Knighton Mill Pottery F109
Contemporary salt glazed country pottery, focused on the marriage of form and function.
Sara Moorhouse F101
Non-functional ceramic artworks referencing landscape scenes, through which I explore colour theories and spatial perception.
Sheila Herring F095
Functional thrown and handbuilt black earthenware. Surfaces decorated with free pencil line drawings exploring repetitive patterns or suggestions of flowers.
Simone Brown Ceramic Artist F100
Abstract sculptural forms and vessels that explore a nuanced palette of mixed reclaimed clays and texture.
Sonya Wilkins Ceramics F107
Ceramic vessels embodying the beauty of landscape, earth and tree formations. Mixed clays, wild clay slips and woven wire.
Wendy Johnson Ceramics F102
Influence and inspiration from the North Atlantic coast, the juxtaposition of man-made and natural rock formations brutally beaten by the furious, rhythmic pounding of the ocean. Structures change over time, the ocean changes every moment.
