Our new shows are now open and will continue until 31 July.
In our main gallery we are showing a brand new body of work by leading
ceramicist Philip Eglin. A series of drug jars use imagery reworked from the
19th century Spode's Indian Sporting series of designs while
his large jugs are loosely based on 13th century Umbrian maiolica examples. These wonderful ceramic vessels inspired by Eglin's interest in visual culture are a lively orchestration of drama and incident.
Meanwhile, the Project Space welcomes the adventurous spatial
constructions of talented young sculptor Neil Dixon. Dixon uses the basic
materials of architecture- timber and clay- to create a kind of imaginary
architecture. His miniature buildings and settlements invite imaginative
exploration and the possibility of creating new narratives of space and place.
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