ARTISTS POTTERY SHOP

CURATED BY STUDIO POTTERY LONDON

Established in 2019 between the bustle of London’s Victoria and the elegance of Belgravia, Studio Pottery London showcases the work of Gregory Tingay together with contemporary ceramics of museum calibre. Uniquely these are shown within a working studio for the learning and practice of wheel-thrown pottery – a space described by Edmund de Waal as being of ‘extraordinary beauty’. Trained by a pupil of Bernard Leach, Tingay’s work speaks of his native Africa in an efflorescence of sgraffito and polychromatic slip.

Adi Avidani

Adi Avidani is an award-winning artist and has exhibited in several galleries and institutions around the world.

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Chloe Monks

Chloe Monks’ practice is process-intensive, using making as a means of self-discovery and material exploration through experimentation.

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Dan Kelly

Dan’s pieces are particularly influenced by the city environment, as well as Europe and the Far East.

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Elisheva Goldberg

Elisheva Goldberg is a London-based ceramic artist. Her work ranges from functional tableware to large sculptural vases.

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Frances Priest

Ceramic artist and designer Frances Priest navigates a unique path between intricate studio pieces and large-scale public installations celebrating languages of ornament, pattern, and colour.

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Hannah Tousend

Hannah Tounsend is a ceramacist and printmaker based in Rutland. She combines the disciplines of throwing and slip casting to make elegant hybrid vessels.

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Jago Poynter

Jago has been honing his craft over the past decade and was described in the magazine Vanity Fair as ‘your-go-to-guy’ for ceramics classes.

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Katalina Caliendo

Katalina Caliendo is a UK-based American sculptor, Royal College of Art graduate, and QEST Scholar. Her work captures the visceral collision between human relationships and the earth.

Omer Oner

Turkish ceramic artist, combines different making techniques to create (un)functional unique pieces and avoid any repetition.

Tina Forrester

One of the more established members of Studio Pottery London. Tina’s fine forms are delicate and utterly unique.

Yaerin Pyun

Yaerin Pyun has won several international Awards and has exhibited her work in galleries and institutions around the world.