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News
It's going to be a busy 2025 with some exciting new projects in progress.
You will now be able to see my work at the wonderful Bircham Gallery in Holt. They have a beautifully curated showroom as well as an excellent online shop.
I'm happy to say that once again I'll be at the Anglian Potters show at RHS Hyde Hall over the May Bank Holiday (Friday 2 - Monday 5 May). You'll find me at the top of the hill in the exhibition room next to the restaurant.
There is also a craft show on as you enter the garden, as well as the gorgeous beds and plantings to enjoy. Entrance is £10 for combined garden and show entry.
I am very excited to announce that I have been selected to show my work at the amazing Ceramic Art London show May 8-11 2025. I do hope that you will visit and come and say hello to me. I'm on stand 103. Don't be shy!
Tickets are available from their website - news is they are in demand and running low for Friday and Saturday.
Suffolk Craft Society are taking part in the London Craft Week for the first time and bringing a bit of Suffolk in the City. The emphasis is on excellence in workmanship and I'm very please to be asked to contribute a few pieces for this annual event. The venue is c/o Pickett London, Albany, 10-12 Burlington Gardens, London W1S 3EY from Monday12 - Sunday 18 May and will show a range of different crafts from selected Suffolk Craft Society Members.11am - 6pm daily, 12 noon Sunday.
More details on these and other events to follow.
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Stockists and Exhibition information
Contemporary Ceramics, Bloomsbury, London
Sculpt Gallery, Braxted, Essex
Bircham Gallery, Holt, Norfolk
Fire and Flux, Norwich
SOTA Gallery, Witney, Oxfordshire
I am a selected member of Anglian Potters, the Suffolk Craft Society and The Craft Potters Association (CPA).
A sense of place
As you walk along a beach, your eye is often drawn to a particular stone or shell. Who knows what it is that makes it stand out from the crowd, and as you pick it up you admire its colours, texture and form before putting it in your pocket.
It feels good in your hand as you explore its form and surfaces which tells the story of its long journey through the rough hands of the waves and tides. When wet the stone is shiny and bright but as it dries the colours become muted, more in keeping with the tones of the surrounding beach.
Inspired by coastal form, colour and light
I create hand built contemporary vessels, inspired by my discovery of the salt marshes and tidal coastline that surround me, where sand and stones, plants and birds, water and sky perform a complex dance to tidal rhythms – every element bearing the unmistakable stamp of its origin.
My aim is to create artwork that embodies the sense of peace that I find when contemplating the tidal coast, both at large and small scale.
