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Kathryn Hearn: Yesterday, Tomorrow and Beyond
by Paul BaileyWhen does a maker stop developing? The obvious answer is never, unless they are repeating what has gone before. So, when does a career stop? For Kathryn Hearn it doesn’t, but simply takes a new direct…
Caroline Schulz Vieira :Conversations
For South African potter Caroline Schulz Vieira, a body of work usually begins with an idea and some sketches. The idea could be born from a previous body of work, personal experiences or visual refer…
Making it Up Alison Britton’s solo exhibition at Marsden Woo Gallery, London, November 8 – December 22, 2018
I had a feeling for clay from early on. After poking around in the garden as a child, in the ochre yellow London clay that made our bricks, I first had a lump of potter’s clay in my hands at school wh…