London: An exhibition of new ceramics, The Ice House

A piece of handmade pottery is a pleasure to hold and to use, but pottery is not only for functional ware: the medium of clay can be translated into art or craft; can be fashioned into an everyday object or a piece to treasure and admire, or become an object to venerate.

This spring’s exhibition by selected members of the Society of London Potters brings together seven ceramists whose style, inspiration and techniques testify the versatility of the material.

The Ice House, with its central position in London’s Holland Park, offers an ideal setting for this compact exhibition: raku ware by Denis Di Luca, set off the finely intricate sculptural pieces by Delfina Emmanuel and Joy  Trpkovic; Ali Tomlin’s expertly thrown  porcelain agate vessels contrast with the boldly  painted bowls by Kyra Mihailovic. Coiled pieces by Sue Stokes express flow, rhythm and movement, whilst Carolyn Tripp’s intensely decorated small bottles hold your gaze.

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14-22 April 2018 The Ice House, Holland Park,London W8

Free Entry

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