Lisa Hammond MBE, a pioneer of soda-glaze firing, combines strong uncomplicated forms with highly tactile surfaces.
Alongside her series of thrown functional ware, this influential London potter explores a range of individual wheel-thrown vessels – bowls, bottles and jars that are decorated with brush marks and poured slips and glazes, taking on an intriguing depth when fired. The finished works suggest the softness of clay and celebrate a handcrafted quality.
Don’t miss this chance to admire Lisa’s recent body of work, through which she primarily explores a range of bottle and jar forms, each bearing individual and playful surface decoration.
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David Binns’ carved and glazed ceramic forms evolve through an intimate and intuitive engagement with clay, involving both accident and control. Whilst drawing (indirect) inspiration from colours and shapes found in the natural landscape. David’s practice is shaped by a deep respect of the fundamental principles of Japanese aesthetics.
Paul Wearing presents a body of work that showcases the recent developments in his approach to form and surface. Symmetrical Ellipses have evolved and are contrasted with the dynamic Tilt Ellipse.
As the close of another year approaches, we celebrate our wonderful CPA members with a seasonal showcase of their work. From functional to sculptural and everything in between, our annual group exhibition offers a carefully curated selection of work for all tastes and all budgets.