Ceramic Art London 2012

The Ceramic Art London fair is a fabulous yearly treat at the Royal College of Art.  77 stands of ceramics from simple functional pots to dynamic sculptures.  A show with work to appeal for everybody and prices that cross the board too.  It's also a great event for makers to take inspirations from others and to see a huge variety of techniques in one venue.  If only one would have enough money and space to accommodate all those gorgeous pieces.

Christiane Wilhelm

The fabulously tasty creations of Anna Barlow.

These two are from Ikuko Iwamoto.

Derek Wilson's tiny functional pots.

Anish Kapoor, Turning the World Upside Down, Kensington Gardens

Kapoor’s stainless steel sculptures are situated within the beautiful landscapes and stunning setting of the Kensington Gardens.   The park is showcasing a series of Anishs' major recent works never before shown together in London.

This must-see exhibition runs till 13 March 2011, reflecting the different colours, elements and moods of the people and their surroundings across the seasons.

 

Fabulous, fun and free - for children too.

New Ceramicist on the Block

Jolie Fortuna, an exceptionally talented ceramicist had her first show at the Camden Arts Centre this Saturday, 27th November 2010.

The pieces for this exhibition were based on the Dutch artist René Daniëls, who is currently showing Painting on Unknown Languages upstairs at the centre, Arkwright Road, London NW3 6DG.

Jolie has been working to complete this sensational body of work since September.  Unfortunately, the show has ended, but keep your eyes open for this VYBA (Very Young British Artist).