Events & Exhibitions
IntroductionSee the widest range of exhibitions and other events focused on Contemporary Ceramics, select by opening date or location or just go to latest updates for those recently added. You will also find links to members profiles or to gallery members pages on many event listings, as well as a list of participating ceramicists for many events. Feature ArchiveEvent PreviewEddie Curtis - An exciting and unique International Exhibition starting at Rufford![]() Eddie is having a major exhibition of his work at Rufford next June (starting on the 13th). To make what is already an exciting exhibition even more exceptional, Eddie plans to use the opportunity to celebrate the international bonds and friendship that exist within the ceramic world. He has come up with an original and very special way to demonstrate this friendship. In his own words: "As a part of my exhibition I want to celebrate the international aspect of ceramics and the camaraderie only shown in the world of ceramics. I had this idea that if I asked my friends to fire a piece of my work in each of their kilns it would be the ultimate cultural exchange." |
New Events
Submit EventsIf you would like to submit new events to be considered for listing please useform on website Or email details to: events@studiopottery.co.uk or use the form on website Please note: priority will be given to artist Members or member Galleries events and exhibitions. (Others will be added when time permits or alternatively there is a listing fee of £20 for a Priority listing.) |
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Feature ArchiveEvents ReviewWali Hawes - Fire Trees![]() Heloisa Alvima is a potter from Brazil who lives in Monferrier, France. I was very happy to be invited to build and fire a set of Fire Trees which would coincide with the festival of San Jean which is also the same day as the Summer Solstice. The setting was the Culture Centre and I was ably assisted by students from the ceramics school, local potters and enthusiasts. We started off with the usual coiling techniques and found the clay as supplied by SolarGil to be good allowing us to dry out the structure quite rapidly without cracking. Those who participated in the project were also invited to create decorations that reflected the local landscape or at least inspiration was from our surroundings. I did so in order to make people more aware of the environment in which we inhabit not only in the physical sense but also in the social context. It is another aspect of the Fire Trees that go beyond technique and process. |
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Art Weeks & Open StudiosSome Open Studios and Art Weeks will be listed (check region) but it is worth visiting their websites to check the latest information. Degree ShowsWe list degree shows sent to us. We no longer contact Universities and Colleges
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