CollaborativeSaturday 13 September – Sunday 9 November 2025 | County Hall Pottery We are pleased to present Collaborative, a cross-disciplinary exhibition for London Design Festival 2025 that explores the creative potential […]
The annual ceramics fair and exhibit returns to Museum of the Home for London Design Festival 2025, celebrating world-class artistry and craftsmanship on Saturday 13 September & Sunday 14 September. […]
Yoji Yamada Ceramics Exhibition 2025 | 13th September to October 2025 | Goldmark Gallery | Uppingham A new exhibition by Yoji Yamada, the renowned Shigaraki-based potter, is hosted this autumn […]
OUR ANNUAL SHOW RETURNS: OPEN STUDIO – A CELEBRATION OF CERAMICS, GLASS & 3D PRINTING IN NORTH LONDON 14th–16th November 2025Petr Weigl Studio, Cypress House, 2 Coburg Road, London N22 […]
To celebrate the London Design Festival and Open House London, Turning Earth will be very busy with events this September. Turning Earth’s Roman Kiln Replica Firing is scheduled for the 13th and 15th […]
News from Sarah Villeneau coming events: Doncaster Art Market9am – 3pm, Saturday 20th SeptemberCorn Exchange, Doncaster Market, DN1 1NG This is a relatively new one day event in the beautifully refurbed historic […]
Time slips, folds, accumulates. Shaping Time is anexhibition of glass and ceramic works that transformthe intangible into presence. Through slow, deliberateprocesses–shaping, firing, fusing, and refining–artistsgive physical form to memory, change, […]
Modern Maiolica by Lisa Katzenstein
Modern Maiolica by Lisa Katzenstein is a richly illustrated book that serves both as a retrospective of her ceramic work from the 1990s to today and as a practical guide to the maiolica technique. It’s designed to be accessible for complete beginners while offering depth for experienced ceramicists who want to explore this vibrant medium.
Its bittersweet, but our mould making departments has stopped operations. The good news (for you) though? We’re opening the department to sell moulds, master’s and more. There is a lot […]
📣 We’re Hiring: Administrator (Freelance, Part-Time) Are you a highly organised and detail-oriented individual with a passion for supporting creative communities? London Potters is looking for a part-time Administrator to join our […]
We’re excited to share that the latest issue of London Potters Magazine is here! Brimming with articles, interviews, and updates, our August–September 2025 edition celebrates the vibrant energy of our […]
Ridge Pottery is pleased to announce a day-long demonstration from renowned potter Ruthanne Tudball on the 3rd of August 2025. Making soda-glazed pots from her studio in Norfolk, Ruthanne is […]
Surfacing 12 August – 7 September 2025 | County Hall Pottery | London, SE1 Surfacing is a solo exhibition by ceramic artist Heather Gibson, developed during her year-long residency as […]
New ceramics market in Norwich this Dec. They are currently accepting applications now!!! Applications close: 10th August 2025 📣 Call for Applications: Norwich Ceramics Market We’re excited to invite applications […]
Kiln for sale, purchased from Potclays 3 yrs ago.Please see below technical sheet and couple of photos/video. It is a great kiln, on the larger side, easy to use with […]
Exciting news! Potter Lindy Barletta and design consultant Anna Stewart are opening a new and unique gallery called Once at Studio 134. Once at Studio 134 is both a gallery […]
This workshop is the sought after two day glaze workshop by Linda Bloomfield. There are two elements of this workshop: (i) glaze materials lecture and (ii) practical glaze making and […]
Bringing the vibrant wonders of northern India to the Durning Library in London, MacPhee has created a series of small-scale ceramic works whilst on an artist residency at Farm Studio in Rajasthan. […]
SOIL: The World at Our Feet, is an exhibition at Somerset House, London, unearthing the wonder of soil and its bonds to all living things. The exhibition communicates through film, […]
This spring, The Hepworth Wakefield presents a major retrospective of pioneering artist Elizabeth Fritsch (b.1940, Whitchurch, UK). The exhibition brings together over 100 works made by Fritsch since the 1970s, […]