Potfest 2026 - 2, at Compton Verney.
As I said in my previous post, I have posted only a small fraction of what was on display. A lot of new ceramicists this time, but also, a lot of my favourites were not present. Overall, not as good as other years.
Sharon Griffin:
I've not come across her work before, I really liked her tiles.
looking closer
Vicky Hageman:
Cosmin Ciofirdel:
Amanda Coldridge:
Victoria Meadows:
Leonie Rutter:
Leonie Rutter:
Georgie Gardiner:
Jasmina Ajzenkol:
I quite liked Laverick's new style of ceramics.
And then it was time to leave...
Three dimensional tiles might have come out a bit messy but Keevil handles the colours and shapes well. The long combination of greens and creams is appealing.
ReplyDeleteYeah! That's exactly how I feel. I loved those tiles. Great colours. Are you into ceramics then Hels?
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DeleteMy thesis was about _silver art_ from the Huguenots in France (late C17th) and then in the UK (early C18th). I used to examine and compare the shapes and styles of other art media, including porcelain and gold
What a fascinating subject and how interesting. You must have enjoyed the research and hopefully writing it up.
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