Lucie Rie

Oxford Ceramics Gallery is proud to present an exhibition specially selected by the distinguished collector Anthony Shaw, to coincide with the publication this year of the long-awaited book Seeing with...

Peter Collingwood Hans Coper Edmund de Waal Jim Partridge & Liz Walmsley Lucie Rie Rupert Spira Edward Teasdale Andrea Walsh John Ward Register your interest

Explore works from selected gallery artists in our Summer Show. Including pieces from contemporary artists Philip Eglin, Alev Ebuzziya Siesbye and Andrea Walsh; plus historic works by Ian Godfrey, Lucie...

Hans Coper Elizabeth Fritsch Ian Godfrey Ewen Henderson Jennifer Lee Siddig el Nigoumi Magdalene Odundo Rupert Spira Lucie Rie Annie Turner William Staite Murray Robert Washington N ow online and...

‘Every new work is a new beginning. Indeed I shall never cease to be a pupil.’ - Lucie Rie Oxford Ceramics Gallery is proud to present ‘Lucie Rie', our major...

For Collect 2022 Oxford Ceramcis Gallery exhbited works by Niisato Akio, Richard Batterham, Garry Fabian Miller & Dovecot Studios Edinburgh, Shoji Hamada, Ryoji Koie, Jim Partridge & Liz Walmsley, Lucie...

Rob Barnard Richard Batterham Alison Britton Simon Carroll Shoji Hamada Maria Hanson & Chris Knight Gwyn Hanssen Pigott Simone ten Hompel David Huycke Walter Keeler Grant McCaig Jim Partridge &...

ALISON BRITTON / AKIKO HIRAI / LADI KWALI / JENNIFER LEE BODIL MANZ / DEIRDRE MCLOUGHLIN / CAROL MCNICOLL MAGDALENE ODUNDO / LUCIE RIE / INGER ROKKJAER Oxford Ceramics Gallery...

We are delighted to be working with the LAF team to share images and information on 100 Years of Ceramics - a specially curated display for LAF, installed in our Oxford space. From 1920s masterpieces by Michael Cardew, Shoji Hamada and Bernard Leach to the formal innovation of the Camberwell years in the late 60s and 70s represented in works by Ewen Henderson and Ian Godfrey; and some major 21st century and contemporary pieces by Philip Eglin and Paul Scott.

Influential potter Hans Coper (1920-1981) was a champion of arts education. “His teaching had the same integrity and strength as had his pots; graceful, direct, precisely and sensitively tuned...” ...

Oxford Gallery (1968-2001) is a story of pioneering women, and the intertwined worlds of artists and craftsmanship. It is also a story inextricably linked with the art of ceramics which...

Camberwell; Teachers and Students. At Camberwell College of Arts, two successive heads of ceramics, Dick Kendall and Ian Auld, helped to make the department what it was. They were great...

This ambitious show, following on from ‘William Staite Murray and his Pupils’, tells much of the remaining story that has made British studio ceramics such an exceptional but still undersung...