Tucked away in Tulse Hill, Parade Mews is a charming haven of creativity. The pottery offers classes for aspiring artists and also open access studios for potters who […]

Susan Lowe – bowls, jugs, vases, tiles and more. Exhibits regularly in Dulwich, West Norwood and in France. Alex Barrow – book illustrations and prints. Rachel Elston – […]

Annette Welch’s wheel-thrown ceramics explore the natural environment. Michelle Avison will show new work inspired by two recent residencies in Pakistan and Ireland. Helen Smith makes contemporary jewellery […]

Julia and Lydia work in neighbouring garden studios. Julia will show new paintings of plants seen on urban walks plus limited-edition botanical prints and cards. Lydia makes wonderful, […]

Alive, colourful, warm, sensitive paintings by Julia de Greff. Plus, an installation in the garden. Beautifully simple, classic, porcelain tableware by Lucy Blackgrove. Delicious tea and cake available […]

Ceramic Art by Schneider. Porcelain, stoneware, mixed media sculptures plus a side-line of tableware. ‘My brain is an empty vessel’. Sculptures in wood, metal and rubber by N […]

Bespoke pit fired ceramics.

These organic hand-built statement pieces drawn from nature, explore my fascination with texture and patina, they will join the pebble planters inspired by the seashores of Orkney and […]

Kuan Ceramics’ work centres on functional pieces for the everyday. With a background in architecture, the wheel-thrown wares combine various clay bodies, firing techniques and colours from growing […]

Hokolo’s wheel-thrown ceramics glazed in beautiful colours and textures will be on show alongside a collection of colourful, patterned homewares and accessories featuring graphic prints and patterns inspired […]

Inspired by patterns in the natural world and the energy of the sea, both Jen’s and Judith’s works take delight in the exploration of blues in ceramics, paintings, […]

Inspired by nature and using a muted palette, Sally’s ceramics enhance the home. She will be showing a range of sculptural and functional pieces including vases, bottles, platters […]

Inspired by dynamic living gallery spaces such as Kettle’s Yard and Pallant House, 155A does away with the traditional ‘white box’ gallery model to present works with an […]

An emerging ceramic artist specialising in the design and creation of unique pieces. Featuring a range of functional and decorative items, each is crafted using various techniques e.g. […]

A mixture of functional and decorative contemporary ceramics. Drawing inspiration from the tactility of earth, plants and growth. Their work will feature a variety of unique hand-built bowls, […]

Ellen prints pattern inspired linocuts for paper and ceramics; Ben explores figurative, geometric and organic form through ceramic and other processes; Stephane brings old books back to life […]

Having read History at Warwick University and a Postgrad at LCF, Carolyn takes inspiration from her South African heritage, creating curvilinear ceramic designs that reflect natural forms and […]

Carina Ciscato works primarily in porcelain, throwing on the wheel then later altering to reassemble her pieces. Due to its duality of strength and fragility, utilising porcelain allows […]

Nikki draws inspiration from photography, travel and her grandfather’s artworks. Her hand-crafted designs bring a touch of joy and surprise to any dinner table, sideboard or workspace.

Meet Anna and Annie of AB Design and Interiors, renowned residential interior designers and hosts of Truffles and Ruffles. Come and view their latest tableware collection alongside a […]

A contemporary ceramics gallery in the heart of East Dulwich presenting exciting displays of work by nine makers and guest artists throughout the year.

Birgit makes wheel-thrown, hand-decorated porcelain pots that convey her love for early 20th century design. Bridget is an award-winning tapestry weaver whose handwoven pieces are colourful interpretations of […]

Sarah wheel throws and hand decorates domestic ware, mostly porcelain. She enjoys creating simple and functional pieces. Kristy is a charcoal artist focusing on pet portraiture and African […]

Unique hand-built raku fired vessels inspired by travel. Original, elegant and tactile pieces.

Discover the diversity of contemporary ceramics ranging from functional to decorative and sculptural. All five teachers show their latest work: Joanna Szwej-Hawkin, Schneider, Kyra Stratoudaki, Birgit Pohl, Eliza […]

The tipping point may arrive seemingly out of the blue as a slight change heralding a new way forward. It can be magical or malevolent. More than 40 […]

Sacha’s hand-thrown, functional, stoneware ceramics range from simple vessels to intricate fanciful pieces. With vibrant use of colour and textural form the ordinary becomes extraordinary.

Collaborative and original group exhibition of six artists showing bespoke pieces using traditional methods: sculpture, mixed media, glass, digital art and photography. Join us for children’s art activities, […]

Dilys makes sculptures and pots inspired by birds, animals and plants, mainly for the garden. Alison makes decorative mosaics using recycled crockery and other found pieces.

Diane is showing photographs and ceramics from artist residencies at The Ness of Brodgar Archaeological dig, Orkney. Neolithic mini pot workshops throughout each weekend by donation for participation. […]

Olga is interested in the idea of nostalgia and memory inspired by nature and her travels, as captured in her abstract paintings and earth-born pottery. Both share a […]

Chrissy makes beautiful translucent lamps and hanging pendants with botanical imprints on the surface. New this year little hanging lanterns for the garden, come and see!

This collective came together via a weekly class with local ceramicist Schneider. The group now undertake commissions and show their own work; a combination of thrown and hand-built […]

SOURCE MATERIALS, an exhibition of clay, glass, metal, paper and stone. New works of art and craft inspired by the natural world, displayed in a wooden house by […]

Hannah’s hand-thrown pottery is earthy and rustic in shape and tone.

Five artists showing together for the first time, working in a range of media – collagraph, etching, screen printing, mono-printing, ceramics and alternative photography – to produce engaging, […]

Jane Muir creates sculptures in ceramic stoneware, predominantly based on the human figure. Her pieces have been exhibited and collected world-wide.

Working across multiple disciplines, Romi Sloboda uses mixed media to create paintings, prints and ceramics that reflect the quiet beauty of the everyday.

My work is wheel-thrown in porcelain and white stoneware, inspired by classic forms. I explore my own individual shapes, which are enhanced with graphic glazing, creating harmony between […]

Emma Fenelon’s art explores belonging and adaptation, inviting viewers to connect with personal experiences of place and transition. With a first-class ceramics degree, her work is held in […]

Georgina makes a mixture of ceramic wall pieces, constructions and tiles, primarily concerned with patterns, colour relationships and geometry.

A collection of delicate modern ceramics and sculptural porcelain from Helen Johannessen and Vic Lee’s new painted works, 365 days of real people and imagined stories, to view […]

Claudette’s ceramics with her twist on the traditional willow pattern, depicting scenes from Peckham, has won many plaudits. Carol’s work evolves from the poetry of everyday objects found […]

Ceramicist Emma Glipa and artist/set designer Owen Gundry come together to share their collection of unique and beautifully executed ceramics, abstract artwork and distinctive homeware.

Dan is showing a selection of wheel-thrown ceramic domestic ware, usually only available from his Open Studio sales as well as a small group of one-off pieces.

Abstract hand-built geometric mobile sculptures, ceramics, paintings and reliefs.