Author Archives: amosdenton
plaster casting
students’ evidence
monumental clay
superb visit to Wolverhampton art gallery to see the Monumental Clay exhibition Claire Twomey’s ‘Everymans Dream’ Kate Malone Felicity Aylieff Susan O’Byrne
kite flying
bctf – fellow makers
other lovely work from BCTF 2016 HomeFront Vintage http://www.homefrontvintage.co.uk Northumberland Craft Pottery http://www.northumberlandcraftpottery.co.uk By The Shed http://www.bytheshed.co.uk Petal Anderson Accessories http://www.petalanderson.co.uk Nosey Parker Designs http://www.noseyparkerdesigns.co.uk Amelia Kirk http://www.ameliakirk.com MudRabbit http://www.mudrabbit.co.uk Orla Barry Art http://www.orlabarry.com Áine McKenna Ceramic Design http://www.ainemckennaceramics.com Glosters http://www.glosters.co.uk Helen Russell Creations http://www.helenrussellcreations.com A Northern Light http://www.anorthernlight.net Jennifer Collier http://www.jennifercollier.co.uk Ann Povey http://www.annpovey.com […]
bctf 2016
my recent stand at the British trade craft fair in Harrogate
national portrait gallery
Ellen Heck ‘Forty Fridas’ 2012
one of my favourite places in the world
as an artist, ever so slightly obsessed with clay, the 6th floor of the V&A always fills my heart with joy and inspiration, and I go back gladly time and time again
alison Britton ceramics: V&A
trip to the V&A for some inspiration
painting the modern garden: from monet to matisse Royal Academy
superbly lovely exhibition; it’s easy to become desensitised to these classics and forget that they have a powerful beauty and refinement of skill. the final room had monets triptych, huge canvasses that you will never see together anywhere else, utterly breathtaking.
