Lucie Rie
Dame Lucie Rie (1905 – 1995) is probably a figure that needs no introduction and remains one of the most important potters of the twentieth century. It is not just her pottery that I admire, …
Dame Lucie Rie (1905 – 1995) is probably a figure that needs no introduction and remains one of the most important potters of the twentieth century. It is not just her pottery that I admire, …
Paul Philp exhibition at Contemporary Ceramics A recent exhibition of works by Paul Philp has just finished at the Contemporary Ceramics in London. This was Philp’s third solo show there, showing a beautiful selection of …
Line & Form – Emily Myers, Anna Silverton and Ali Tomlin The latest show at the Contemporary Ceramics Centre in London features three women ceramists who explore the integration of form and surface.
Kettle’s Yard in Cambridge has recently held a major solo ceramics exhibition of the renowned artist, Jennifer Lee. It was the first solo presentation of Lee’s work in a UK public institution since 1994. The …
Contemporary Ceramics Centre in London has recently held an exhibition by the master of raku ceramics: David Roberts. David Roberts has been by many described as one of the most significant ceramic artists working in …
John Ward pottery exhibition at the Erskin, Hall & Coe Gallery in London John Ward is regarded as one of Britain’s most important modern potters. He is also one of my personal favourites. There isn’t …