CIS 2018

CERAMICS IN SOUTHWELL 2018 – SUNDAY 26 AUGUST, 10AM TO 4.30PM

You can view our Ceramics in Southwell 2018 flyer
by clicking on the image below.CIS 2018 flyer

WORKSHOPS & DEMONSTRATIONSThe fair included a series of workshops and demonstrations – these took place at Southwell Library, a short stroll from the Market Square, in The Bramley Centre, King Street and each lasted for approximately 1 hour. Proceeds for the workshops went to the charity Adopt a Potter:

  • 10.45am: Children’s Workshop taken by Susan Isaac – 12 places available and each child must be accompanied by an adult. Booking is essential £3.
  • 12.00pm: Demonstration by Gael Cherry.
  • 13.15pm: Adult’s Workshop taken by Ken Taylor – 12 places available. Booking is essential £3.
  • 14.30pm: Demonstration by Steve Booton.

Contact Sue Morton to book for a workshop – email: or tel: 01636 815788

EXHIBITORSThe following is a list of the exhibitors who took part:

Kit AndersonKit Anderson
Hand built and slipcast ceramics decorated using the Gum bichromate photographic process.
Web: www.fotoceramica.co.uk
Karen AtherleyKaren Atherley
Decorative, colourful, figurative pots.
Web: www.karenatherley.com
Debbie BarberDebbie Barber
Decorative ceramics with exquisite patterns. Various techniques are used including Naked Raku. Bowls, vases & bird forms are slip cast or hand built.
Web: www.debbiebarber.co.uk
Stephen BootonStephen Booton
Wood/gas fired stoneware.
Web: www.stevebootonceramics.com
Jean BloodJean Blood
Ceramic figures (mostly animals) with a touch of humour.

Web: www.oddbodsceramics.co.uk
Katie BraidaKatie Braida
Decorative vessels and forms.

Web: www.katiebraida.com
Gael CherryGael Cherry
Hand built ceramic vessels. Wall hung.
Email:
Brigitte ColleauxBrigitte Colleaux
Woodfired ash glazed domestic ware.

Web: www.poterie-brigittecolleaux.co.uk
Dianne CrossDianne Cross
Hand built boxes, vases, vessels and wall pieces evoking the feeling of the shoreline. Black & white work referencing adobe architectural details & worn surfaces.

Facebook: Dianne Cross Ceramics
Francoise DufayardFrancoise Dufayard
Contemporary slipware ceramics.

Web: https://sites.google.com/site/dufayardceramics
Lisa EllulLisa Ellul
Handbuilt vessels and wall art inspired by the natural world.

Web: www.ellulceramics.com
Antje ErnestusAntje Ernestus
Porcelain and stoneware pots with high temperature glazes. Gas fired.

Web: www.studiopottery.co.uk
James FaulknerJames Faulkner
Decorative and sculptural stoneware with layered slips and textured surfaces.
Web: www.JamesFaulkner.co.uk
Michelle FreemantleMichelle Freemantle
Thrown and press moulded domestic stoneware, with slip and inscribed surface decoration.
Web: www.creativelyoccupied.com
Jennie GilbertJennie Gilbert
Reduction fired stoneware and porcelain, functional and decorative.
Web: www.jenniegilbert.com
Carl GrayCarl Gray
Simple thrown functional wood fired forms, sustainably made.

Web: www.carlgrayceramics.co.uk
Susan IsaacSusan Isaac
Hand built sculptural vessels and heads.
Web: www.susan-isaac.co.uk
Jean JenkinsJean Jenkins
Coiled stoneware indoor and outdoor vessels.
Web: www.jeanjenkins.co.uk
Jo KeoghJo Keogh
Abstract vessels formed using individually constructed moulds.
Web: www.jokeoghceramics.co.uk
Jan Lewis-EcclestonJan Lewis-Eccleston
Porcelain and stoneware sculpture inspired by the natural world.
Web: www.craftmaker.co.uk/janlewiseccleston
Nicholas MarshNicholas Marsh
Thrown outdoor and domestic stoneware, wood and electric fired.

Web: www.nicholasmarsh.com
Andrew MasonAndrew Mason
Robust tableware pots. Earthy deep red stoneware complemented with speckled cream coloured glaze or asymmetric motif patterned surface.
Facebook: AndyMasonCeramicsandFood
Fiona MazzaFiona Mazza
Decorative ceramics influenced by landscape, and the nature in the landscape.
Web: www.fionamazza.co.uk
Susan MortonSusan Morton
Stoneware for home and garden – wood-fired and electric fired with slips and glazes.
Email: 
Lesley NasonLesley Nason
Handbuilt porcelain vessels, wall art and jewellery.

Web: www.lesleynasonceramics.co.uk
Oakwood Gallery - Robin Welch potsOakwood Ceramics
Oakwood Gallery is a source of rare collectable studio pottery, both new and previously owned works will be on our stand at Ceramics in Southwell.
Web:
www.oakwoodceramics.co.uk
Stephen ParryStephen Parry
Wood-fired ceramics from an anagama kiln.

Web: www.spwoodfiredceramics.co.uk
Jillian RileyJillian Riley
Slipcast porcelain and parian apothecary bottles with hand sculpted elements and b&w illustrations.

Web: www.jillianriley.co.uk
Mark SmithMark Smith
Ceramics and mixed media maritime sculptures.

Web: www.marksmithceramics.com
Emma SpenceEmma Spence
Smoke fired figurative ceramics.
Web: www.emmaspence.org
Ken TaylorKen Taylor
Wheel thrown domestic ware and one off pieces. Gas and woodfired.
Web: NPA Website
Top Pot SuppliesTop Pot Supplies
Web: www.toppotsupplies.co.uk
Craig UnderhillCraig Underhill
Slab built vessels with painterly surfaces.

Web: www.craigunderhill.co.uk
Trudy WeirTrudy Weir
Stretched and laminated slab built vessels. Unglazed exterior.
Web: www.trudyweir.co.uk
John WheeldonJohn Wheeldon
A contemporary take on traditional 18th-century tableware.
Web: www.johnwheeldonceramics.co.uk
Emma WilliamsEmma Williams
Low-fired, press moulded bowls and brooches decorated with slips and textured glazes.
Web: www.ew-ceramics.co.uk
Penny WithersPenny Withers
Thrown and altered stoneware.
Web: www.pennywithersceramics.co.uk
David WrightDavid Wright
Handbuilt, coiled, wood fired to stoneware.
Web: www.davidwrightpottery.co.uk