Sites:
| Curtis, Maggie: Maggie's work, produced in North Devon, ranges from architectural ceramics to mixed media sculpture. Commissions are welcome. Images and curriculum vitae. | | Dartington Pottery: This South Devon pottery produce reduction-fired stoneware. They provide a company profile and images of patterns and shapes, and information on their visiting artists and their training program. | | Ditchburn, Lorraine: Porcelains slip cast in North Devon. Images, artist's statements, and curriculum vitae. | | Donnaware: Witty figural pie birds, also called pie funnels. Images, history of pie birds, links to other types of ceramic works by the same artist. | | Fry, David: Specialist in Chinese glazes. Images, biographical and event information, teaching, articles on this artist and various subjects related to ceramics, links. | | Goddard, Jo: Icecream coloured sculptures that look squeezy but are actually ceramic. Special orders accepted. Images, curriculum vitae, and order information. | | Gould, Teena: Based in Wales, she both makes studio ceramics and works collaboratively with schools and communities making ceramic and mosaic tile panels and ceramic and carved brickwork sculptures. Images, information on commissions, lectures, and residencies, and curriculum vitae. | | Heinz, Regina: The artist creates sculptural ceramics in her own hand-building technique. Images, artist's statement and profile, exhibition information, and technical note. | | Holland, Peter: Peter Holland, a professional doll artist and sculptor based in Bath, England who produces the originals which are then reproduced by companies such as Wedgwood (figurines) and Celia (dolls). Talks and workshops. | | Hollingworth, Brian: Animal sculptures individually made without moulds and finished by the raku method. Images, exhibition and gallery information, news, techniques page, Nottingham links. | | Hummingbird Studio: The Brighton home and gallery of ceramicist Bebe Bird and painter Barbara Spur. Images and biographies, as well as information on evening and school classes. | | Jameson, Kerry: Freestanding earthenware sculpture, individually hand coiled and decorated with slips and glazes. Images, statement, biography, and mailing list. | | Lisheen Ceramic Design: Handmade Irish pottery designed and coil built by the artist. Images and some technical information. | | Myers, Emily: Vases and other wheel made vessels. Here one can find images of the artists works, biographical and exhibition information, articles about her from print publications, and still and animated photographs of her at work. | | O'Rorke, Margaret: Lighting and light sculpture made from unglazed, translucent porcelain. Includes gallery and information about the artist. | | Ozone Louise Ceramics: Susan Van Valkenburg, now of Cambridge, England, makes wall masks in coloured porcelain, pitfire, or raku. Images, process and technical information, frequently asked questions, and links to her personal pages. | | Pratt, Michael: His work includes buildings, figure sculptures, raku pots, boats and potlets. Images with commentary, studio information, guest book. | | Radstone, Sara: Abstract sculptress based in London. Images, statement, biographical information, reviews, exhibition information. | | Ross, Duncan: Burnished terra-sigillata vessels. Images with comments, biography, and exhibition information. | | Schosser, Karin: Selection of wall pieces, lighting items, and dishes. Also contains a list of retailers and galleries, commission information, and artist background details. | | Selwood, Sarah-Jane: Wheel-thrown and altered porcelain and high-fired terracotta vessels, glazed or diamond polished. Images, artist's statement, curriculum vitae, and news. | | Struthers, John: Cycladic and neolithic influences in collectable pottery and sculpture. Accepts commissions. Curriculum vitae and images. | | Williams, Deiniol: Artist based in mid Wales produces hand-thrown, wood-fired stoneware glazed with wood-ash based glazes. Includes biography, examples of the artist's work, notice board and contact details. |
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