The Stratford Gallery, spring 2020 exhibition.
Lockdown restrictions are being relaxed in England, but it's too early, the infection rate and deaths are still too high, and I think that the government is doing this for the wrong reasons. So, I have no intention of changing anything in my behaviour, not yet anyway, but I decided to make an exception with some galleries, as I have missed looking at art and ceramics, and felt that it would be as safe going to a gallery as going to the supermarket.
So, we went to Stratford last week and it was wonderful. We had a long walk by the river and then visited two galleries that exhibit ceramics. This one, featured a number of makers and I have taken photographs of some of the pieces I particularly liked.
Katherine Glenday:
Bowl
Wash Cup
Tanya Gomez:
Ice grey table vessels, (porcelain)
Mitch Pilkington:
Large blush vessel (handworked stoneware)
Small grey vessel, (handworked stoneware)
Medium white vessel, (handworked stoneware)
Maki Imoto:
Bottle (handmade glass)
Bottle (handmade glass)
Bottle
Lara Scobie:
Oval vase
Prussian blue vase (parian clay)
Lisa Hammond:
Tokkuri with two guinomi (soda fired stoneware)
Jessica Thorn:
Peter Wills:
Medium agate ware bowl
Large agate ware bowl
River grogged porcelain tea bowl
same bowl, different view
Small agate ware bowl
Sim Taylor:
Various, (anagama ford porcelain, natural ash glazing)
Kirstie Macrae:
Abstract, (earthenware, slips, oxides, glazes)
Guinomis by various makers:
James Hake:
Nuka bottle (stoneware)
and two paintings:
Kerry Harding, Quay Steps Again.
Kerry Harding, Chapel Valley.
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