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Alexandra Abraham
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Painting - Sculpture - Ceramic Art
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Beautiful paintings and wearable artworks (jewellery!) made with found and rediscovered objects such as Venetian glass, coins, buttons, shells or old china and glass found on the Thames Foreshore or Hampstead Heath.
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Richard Baxter
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Ceramic Art
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Richard Baxter is a well known British potter producing highly individual and collectable work.
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Matthew Blakely
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Ceramic Art
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I make woodfired stoneware and porcelain pots as well as gas fired celadon glazed pots.
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ray aram brooks
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Sculpture - Ceramic Art
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Big Outdoor Sculpture. Public Art . Schools. Commissions, Large scale Chainsaw sculpture, Outdoor clay firing and ceramics.
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Lucinda Brown
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Sculpture - Ceramic Art
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Lucinda’s inspiration comes from the spirit and the body that we temporarily occupy. It is the inner qualities of peace and clarity that she is most concerned with and this is reflected in the Fragments and the newest, Serenity Collections.
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Brenda Burgess
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Painting - Sculpture - Ceramic Art
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Brenda Burgess is an artist and portrait sculptor.
For her oil paintings Brenda uses a light, calming palette that is often deeply textural. The resulting images are peaceful and ethereal . Her portraits are made in clay or bronze to commission . These are generally of loved ones , often children . Exhibitions include The Royal Academy and The Mall Galleries.
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Rosie Burns
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Painting - Printmaking - Ceramic Art
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obsessive reative is a acurate description, I have alsways needed something to do or make. I paint in the summer and print make and scultp in the winter. I am based in North Devon and Exhibit accross the south west in galleries, hotels and restaurants. See www.rosieburnsartist.com for more of my wotk and to purchase on line.
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Clare Crouchman
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Printmaking - Ceramic Art
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Contemporary, ceramic wall panels and prints inspired by rhythmical and repetitive patterns in the landscape. The abstract ceramic designs are created by utilising inlays of different types of clay. Fine lines are etched directly into the surface. A sparing use of oxides and glaze produces subtle colours and preserves the natural stone-like textures.
Prints are collograph etchings in small limited editions of 10.
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Nigel Eveleigh
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Sculpture - Ceramic Art
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My ceramics achieve a balance of artistic creativity, suggestion, form and gesture, the textured markings and earthy colours help to create a certain warmth and tactile feeling. They are allowed to be fresh and ever changing, expressing their own form and meaning with inspiration drawn from my imagination and the elements of our natural environment.
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Teena Gould
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Ceramic Art
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Contemporary sculptural ceramics. Mosaics, ceramic and peble wall and floor artwork, to commission.
Ceramics of desire and contemplation inspired by the dynamic forces of the earth.
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Kevin Green
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Ceramic Art
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I work in stoneware using a range of subtle, quiet glazes, fired in a reduction gas kiln. Pieces are largely one-off, but l do make sets of work to order. The decoration is somewhat minimal, and largely based on my interest in ethnic art. My studio in Parracombe, North Devon is open to visitors for much of the year.
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Simon Hall
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Ceramic Art
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Wheel thrown, functional forms. Stoneware body with a volcanic glaze. Taking inspiration from metal containers.
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Leo Hallissey
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Ceramic Art
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Leo's work shows a degree of spontaneous mark making and experimentation to the clay surface. Leo is fascinated by how clay can be transformed by the energy applied to it by the potter, especially to the surface, and then also by changes within the kiln.
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Kelvin Harvey
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Painting - Ceramic Art
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My work is based on an intuiative use of materials coupled with process and the influence of mood and music, often jazz, especially from the 50/60's. This can range from paintings to ceramic sculptural pieces, often in an abstract form with an emphasis on colour and texture.
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Chris Ivory
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Drawing - Sculpture - Ceramic Art
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I have an eclectic practice and during the development of ideas there is often a play between 2D and 3D media. I do not recognize any creative distinction between them. I consider all process and media open to creative expression. Sometimes no further progression from 2D is necessary.
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Sarah Jennings
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Sculpture - Ceramic Art
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My sculptures are inspired by the shapes, textures and colours of both urban and rural landscapes. As a result they often reference ornithology and the human figure; their intriguing forms inviting the viewer to touch and find their own interpretation or meaning. My work is technique-led, and is the outcome of the interaction between myself and the processes and materials I am working with.
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Ludmilla Kosmina
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Sculpture - Ceramic Art
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I only make figures of happy people enjoying themselves. Human nature is immensely interesting to me and I want to express it all in my sculptures. I do not seek anatomical perfection, preferring instead a stylised technique that I feel retains the expression of human behaviour.
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Joanna London
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Ceramic Art
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Joanna London is a surface designer, graduating in 2006. She designs motif and decoration for fine bone china tableware both designing for and applying the decoration.
Joanna has a portfolio of eight established designs and has recently launched four new flower designs for 2009/2010, she also accepts commissions.
Her biography, portfolio and shop are available to view at www.joannalondon.com
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tematrilia maria Lopez
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Sculpture - Ceramic Art
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I am a ceramist producing highly original and individual artforms.
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frank martin
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Ceramic Art
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Frank makes stoneware ceramics, pieces are designed with influences from the natural world. Birds set in rocky seascapes and garden sculptural pieces designed with landscapes and coastal views.
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Alison Mobsby
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Ceramic Art
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I create smoke-fired ceramic pieces, often decorated with coloured slips and burnished before smoke-firing.
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Russell Paige
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Ceramic Art
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I consider myself in the first degree to be a thrower; using the potter's wheel to form the clay into interesting objects. I am still fascinated by the ease and fluidity in which I can create pieces. Just to sit down at a wheel without knowing what I will throw is a pleasure in itself. Before my introduction to throwing I produced mostly slip cast work and I include this within my thrown pieces as I still enjoy the precision that it requires.
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Melinae Palmer-Forse
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Sculpture - Ceramic Art
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MEL Ceramics are all hand-crafted and hand-glazed in Wales, they make the unique gift for family, friends, teachers, and the home.
MEL is a Vale Of Glamorgan artist who has specialized in her practice for 5 years, she works as an professional artist working all over Wales and the UK, she has exhibiting work worldwide
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Shaun Parkin
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Sculpture - Ceramic Art
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Handmade ceramics using a range of traditional making techniques. The finished work includes stylised human form studies that have developed into wall mounted climbing figures through my own interest in rock climbing. Geometric vases that use the simplest shapes to create complex structures. Fun creatures and characters for the home or garden.
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Viv Robertson
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Ceramic Art
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I work from my home in Cornwall. I have set up a studio in my garage with a small separate gallery in the garden.
My work is all in stoneware. It is a mix of hand thrown wares made either as one-offs or limited runs and hand built sculptural pieces. I also make tile groups, buttons and ceramic drums.
Tuition offered. Commissions welcome.
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