Most prominent figures of British pottery making are represented in this exhibition, from the pioneering pots of Shoji Hamada, Bernard Leach and Bernard Leach's early students Michael Cardew and Pleydell-Bouverie, to the monumental forms of Julian Stair and Nicholas Rena today. Gareth Mason and Akiko Hirai, two of the younger artists in the exhibition, take us full circle with their heavily encrusted jars - objects which look as if they have been chipped and excavated from the kiln.
Michael Cardew, Early Jug, 1930
Jim Partridge, Small Angular Vessel with Gold, 2018
Walter Keeler
Walter Keeler
Akiko Hirai, Moon Jar
John Ward, Black and white vessel, 1980s
John Ward, Striped Vessel, 1990
Nicholas Rena, I'll Rise to You
Michael Cardew, 2 Bean Plates, 1970
Michael Cardew, Large Footed Bowl, 1970s
Akiko Hirai, Medium Moon Jar
Akiko Hirai, Moon Jar
Akiko Hirai, Moon Jar
Philip Eglin, Seated Nude, 2006
Emmanuel Cooper, White Frost Bowl, 1997
Edmund de Waal, Tall Cargo Jar, 2002
Rupert Spira, Early Charger
Julian Stair, Cup, 2017
Julian Stair, Cup, 2017
Julian Stair, Cup, 2017
Julian Stair, Cup, 2017
Walter Keeler, Large Dark Jug and Large Yellow Jug, 2015
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