Ceramics in the City 2016: 22-25 September 2016
A selling fair at The Geffrye Museum featuring over 50 potters (Part of the London Design Festival) Thursday 22 September 6-8.30pm (open evening); Friday 23 – Sunday 25 September, 10am-5pm Read more »
Welcome - This is a Social Enterprise Business It aims to help potters and ceramic artists to become better known, to sell their work, to fill their courses and to provide a window into this fantastic world of 3D art!
New Members
Work for Sale
Alan Birchall
Rob Bibby
Upcoming events
MADE - London, Marylebone at
Made London
20th
- 23rd October 2016
MADE LONDON will be showing for the 5th time this October. An enjoyable event showcasing the very best and most original makers in this country and beyond
The Great Northern Contemporary Craft Fair at
Old Granada Studios
6th
- 9th October 2016
mixed fair, plenty of ceramics
Cambridge Art Fair at
Guildhall, The, Cambridge
29th September
to 2nd October, 2016
Clare Crouchman will be represented by the Lynne Strover Gallery. PV: 5.30-8.30pm 29.09.16 (ticket only)
Northern Colours at
Gallery Oldham
1st October
to 3rd December, 2016
A Northern Potters exhibition including work by Janet Halligan Dianne Cross, Steve Booton, Eric Moss, Isabel Denyer and others
Recently added Courses
Ceramic Courses at Welbeck run by Rachel Wood
- 20th September
to 29th November, 2016
All the ceramic courses are suitable for the beginner and more experienced student. (when fully booked consider next block of courses)
Wobage: 2-day - Wheel-Throwing Stoneware, Beginners
- 5th
- 6th December 2016
This intensive 2 day course is aimed specifically at beginners who have done little or no wheel-throwing before.
Evening Classes at Wobage - Jeremy Steward and Patia Davis
- 5th September
to 15th December, 2016
Jeremy Steward and Patia Davis- These 10/11 week courses, predominantly in thrown ceramics are suitable for beginners, intermediate and advanced makers.
Wood and Ash - Steve Booton in France
- 28th May
to 4th June, 2016
This course is designed to appeal to makers who want to improve their throwing skills with intensive throwing sessions
Boxes at the Box Gallery – October 01, 2016 – October 30, 2016
David Wright will be showing his superb boxes at The Box Gallery, part of RopeWalk Gallery during October 2016. These boxes are complemented by hand crafted wooden lids in a range of hardwoods. They make ideal Christmas presents to stock up with!
London Sculpture Workshop seeks to set up a community ceramics hub and foundry:
London Sculpture Workshop seeks to set up a community ceramics hub and foundry to upskill communities through material engagement and widen participation in creative learning across all demographics. (Only until 01.09.2016 to fund this project!) Read more »
Ceramic Art York, 9-11 September 2016
Ceramic Art York is a Craft Potters Association event presented Read more »
Svend Bayer : building a kiln for teaching: Crowdfunding
Svend Bayer wants to build a climbing kiln (Anagama) on land set aside for this purpose at Read more »
Handmade at Kew: 6 – 9 Oct 2016, Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew
Handmade in Britain is returning to the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew for the second edition Read more »
Katherine Lees: New Ashgate Winner
Katherine Lees - New Ashgate Winner at the Festival of Crafts, Farnham Maltings 2015. work on show at New Ashgate Gallery from 30 July to 10 September 2016. Read more »
Endearing Freaks? The Martin Brothers Potters: 1 Aug – 13 Nov 2016
Exhibition of ceramics at the National Trust’s Standen House and Garden sees the work of the Martin Brothers in a new light Read more »
Leach Pottery St. Ives – New Director Announced
Libby Buckley, previously Director of the Telegraph Museum Porthcurno, is new Director of the Leach Pottery from Monday 11th July. Read more »
Carter Preston Prize Exhibition: 9.07.16 – 20.08.16
This new exhibition prize is to be held biennially in Liverpool in memory of the potter Julia Carter Preston. The shortlisted artists for the inaugural Julia Carter Preston Prize have now been announced. They are: Lanty Ball, Yasmin Lennon-Chong, Jane King, Susan Nemeth, Malene Hartmann Rasmussen, and Jo Taylor. Read more »