Stuart Curry
I’m a largely self taught potter from Skegby, Nottinghamshire. I went to college one day a week for quite a long time, but more for the social aspect. Since hitting my 50s I’ve taken it more seriously, bought a wheel…
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Jessica Davies
Rebecca Scrivins
My work is defined by geological rocks and the processes that form them triggering a line of work that explores geomorphology within the environment starting from their origins of how these rocks/processes are created over millions of years of compression,…
Heather Sweet-Moon
I am self-taught ceramic sculptor. My passion for painting and sculpture began as a young child and is still my main obsession in life, a means of expression, my therapy, my greatest love. I add a quirky, sometimes humourus twist…
David Wright
My involvement with studio ceramics goes back some 37 years, when an interest in clay was piqued by two inspirational tutors, David Morris and David Paton at the Grimsby School of Art, whilst attending the Art Foundation course there. I…
Helen Haywood-Willis
Helen Haywood-Willis Dip.AD. ATD. Cert. Ed. ARBSA Helen’s work is inspired by the organic shapes and surfaces that she sees in the garden around her workshop. She often adds colour with Raku glazes or terra sigillata and then lets the…
Emma Haywood Curzon
I started dabbling with ceramics in 2015 when I signed up for pottery and sculpture at Lichfield college. The weekly classes soon grew into a hobby that I love and spend as much time as I can exploring. My preferred…
Michael Martin
Nick Cresswell
I slip cast in porcelain, and throw stoneware. I have a workshop in one of our stables converted into a studio.
Andrew Matheson
Andrew studied ceramics at Gray’s School of Art in Aberdeen, 1974 –1978, and also completed a post graduate year at Gray’s, 1978-79. In 1981, he set up his current workshop, Rose House pottery, in Lichfield, making stoneware and porcelain pieces,…