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  1. Royal engagement ceramic range designed by graduate

    Katy Cowan /

    A Staffordshire University student has designed a range of fine bone china pieces to celebrate the royal engagement of Prince William to Kate Middleton. Adele Barnes, who works for Aynsley China, in Longton, worked on the range bearing the images of the royal couple. And just hours after their engagement was announced the collection was available to buy. Having graduated with an MA in Cerami...

  2. Light – A Ceramic Exhibition

    Stina Jones /

    The Old Post Office Gallery Burslem welcomes you to attend “LIGHT – A Ceramic Exhibition”. This is a fantastic opportunity to see the work of talented local ceramicists and artists. Each participant has explored the art of bringing light into an environment, and the beauty that this can evoke.

  3. Domestic Bliss

    Rebekah Harriman /

    Domestic Bliss, Tactile Textiles, Trendy Tableware, Tea Sets and other Tasteful Treats! Showcase exhibition at the Ferrers Gallery from the 6th August to 10th October.

  4. The Out of the Blue Drill Hall

    Gill McColl /

    Out of the Blue Drill Hall have a broad spectrum of artists filling the newly built studios and an abundance of classes, workshops, exhibitions and summer schools.

  5. Concrete Wardrobe – Maker of the Month

    Gill McColl /

    The kitsch inspired ceramic pieces of Cosima Sempill’s giftware company, Kitty & Dude, will be on display at Concrete Wardrobe for June’s Maker of the Month exhibition.

  6. Concrete Wardrobe – Maker of Month

    Gill McColl /

    Themes of nostalgia and functionality run through the unique hand printed textile ranges of designer and maker Teresa Cole – Concrete Wardrobe's Maker of the Month in May.

  7. Concrete Wardrobe – Maker of the Month

    Gill McColl /

    Concrete Wardrobe is a unique retail space on Edinburgh's Broughton Street. Stocking work from Scottish-based or Scottish-trained designer makers, from disciplines as diverse as silk screen printing, weaving, ceramics...

  8. 'Skewiff' by CharlyGhundoo

    Sally Paddock /

    After years of a regimented format for exhibiting, CharlyGhundoo will mix things up to create an explosive statement at North Bar by transforming the space with their individual style.

  9. Kokomo aims to support designers online

    Katy Cowan /

    Kokomo is a new sales and promotion website that has been launched to give artists and artisans a voice throughout the globe. It was 18 months ago when Kokomo’s founder, Audrey Ward’s, life turned upside down. Divorce, bereavement, job loss all within a...

  10. Dramatic ceramics give a new view of art history

    Katy Cowan /

    New research challenging the ‘scooters and espresso machine’ view of 20th Century Italian design is published this week. The Hockemeyer Collection: 20th Century Italian Ceramic Art, a book by a Kingston University Research Associate Fellow, Dr Lisa Hockemeyer...

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