Keith Brymer Jones is a renowned British ceramicist and television personality. With a passion for pottery that spans decades, he has become a household name as a judge on “The Great Pottery Throw Down.” Keith’s exceptional craftsmanship and infectious enthusiasm for clay have inspired countless aspiring potters worldwide. His artistry, love for the arts and …
Jack Doherty was born in Northern Ireland, and currently works from his studio in Cornwall. While working as an independent artist, he has been involved with contemporary ceramics on many levels. He was Chair of the Craft Potters Association, founder and chair of Ceramic Art London, guest editor of Ceramic Review magazine and a visiting …
Malcolm has over 47 years of working with clay. A journey which began by studying with Japanese master potter Makoto Yabe and continues today with Malcolm making his living entirely from selling his work. Much of Malcolm’s time is now dedicated to producing custom designed and made tableware to hotels, restaurants and cafes throughout Australia, …
Marina Pribaz is a Ceramic Artist and Painter who has completed an Honours Degree majoring in Painting at RMIT in 1996, and later studied in the Diploma course Ceramics at Ballarat University. She has worked tutoring in painting at RMIT in the late 1990’s before moving up to the Central Highlands region of Daylesford, Victoria …
My main focus on ceramics has been the modernization and interpretation of Mino wares, particularly of the Momoyama period. Oribe is more of a philosophy of clay than glaze type – it is the freedom of both clay and decoration of the Mino wares that has captured my soul. How does one put one’s feeling …
Ted Secombe is regarded as one of Australia’s most significant and accomplished ceramic artists and sculptors. Ted’s practice has focused on artworks in the decorative area where he has always aimed to create pieces of the highest quality and beauty. His career has spanned over 40 years and during that time he has exhibited in …
