Back again for SOS2017, opening two weekends, the 9th/10th and 16th/17th of September 2017. “Hard facts are scarce, and this exhibition is not h...
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At the time of this capture, in 1998, Raymond weighed in at 700 lbs. at a length of 12.7 feet. His range had extended throughout most of West S...
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A collection of miniature tiles that somehow seemed appropriate over the holiday season. Sometime the layers of colour running through the stoneware...
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A look at the 2016 Swindon Open Studios on the 3/4 &10/11 September. My studio is out in the garden which means I’ll try to display a...
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These cubes have already been in the kiln at 1300 degrees; they can withstand the heat of a fire pit. Here the bricks reflect the heat of the fire, su...
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The windswept porcelain cubes were originally inspired by air and wind. However, fire is possibly more appropriate as the varying thickness of the she...
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The mural panels are kiln fired to stoneware, hence frost and weatherproof. They can be displayed outdoors or can be used as a tiled bathroom wall, or...
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Rain chains, the cups ready to be suspended from the chains the water flows along the length of the chain, filling the cups along its route Mounted wi...
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Building up layers of rock, through clay and slip provides a back-drop for old bones to resurface, uncovering full fossils in the stone By working the...
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Make sure to read Anna’s Loon’s Story illustrated in ceramic murals at Illustrated Loon’s Story...
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