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Introduction

Visit Gallery's that support Studiopottery.co.uk by going to the A-Z Index.

if you know the name, the Regional and International index's if you want to check out what's where.

Have a look at the Online Galleries as well.

The information on galleries we list can be extensive - details of current and coming shows, whose work is available in the gallery, links to website and email, some images of the gallery, or artists work and links to members of Studiopottery that they represent.

You can also see galleries stocking your favourite artist's work from the 'Potters profile' page. There is a large range of other galleries that we believe offer ceramic art, with just their name and a contact address.

Exhibition Preview

Eddie 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."

Jim Malone - New work in London until 25 October 2009

We visited the new show, promoted by John Rastall of Harlequin gallery at the Duncan Cambell Fine Art Gallery in Thackeray Street, just off Kensington High Street. There was (and is until 25/10) some tempting new work on display and for all who like Jim’s work - try and get there. Jim was telling me how pleased he is with the kiln he built at Lessonhall and this exhibition certainly demonstrates that! I have attached a number of images taken by Richard Dee, my son who also designed my website.

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Galleries

Scottish Gallery	Gallery Nine
Blue-Ginger Gallery	Ceramics Boutique, The
Bluecoat Display Centre	Twenty Twenty
Henry Paddon Contemporary Art	Royal Birmingham Society of Artists