During May 2021 I sent some new designs to Contemporary Ceramics Centre, 63 Great Russel Street London. My slipware bowls, plates and cups are part of their summer dining range. It’s been beautifully photographed for their alfresco dining promotion.
Run by the Craft Potter’s Association, of which I’ve been a selected member since 1994. It’s the only retail gallery in the whole of London that is dedicated purely to ceramics. It’s well worth a visit!
Lovely article in Clay Craft Magazine!
Ceramic journalist Paul Bailey writes about how I got into ceramics and the current everyday running of my Herefordshire studio. Paul delves into the courses and workshops and the inspiration behind my most recent designs.
Clay Craft Magazine is jam packed full of inspiration for potters as well as providing simple projects for all abilities. Such a lovely vibrant magazine!
Thank you Clay Craft and a big thank you to Paul for writing it!
You can find my proflie article in Issue 40 and it’s titled ‘Surrounded By Ceramics’.
When I recieved my copy, I settled down in the corner of my studio with a nice cup of tea, a few biscuits and had a good read!
I have now ordered a subsription and look forward to receiving it regularly!
Throwback to June 2018, I was dragging a suitcase of my most recent slipware across London…
Contemporary Ceramics Centre had invited me to exhibit and I was excited to meet the staff again. ‘Ceramics Centre’, as it’s also known, is run by the Craft potters Association (CPA) of which I have been a member for over twenty years. It’s the only retail gallery in the whole of London that specialises in British Studio Ceramics.
I was taking part in the makers rotation, which changes every three months. This is such a great idea as there is an ever changing selection of work by CPA members. It was a great opportunity for me to showcase and develope a whole new range of breakfast ware that I had been developing. I wrote all about it on the Contemporary Ceramics blogspot.
Here are a few pieces I selected to send at the time!
Photo credit: Kirsty Pye
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