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➡ OXFORD CERAMICS FAIR 2024 | STARTS TOMORROW: oxfordceramicsfair.com the OCF has grown into one of the UK's most cherished art events, showcasing a highly curated selection of the nation's finest ceramicists, striking a balance between emerging talent and renowned names.

➡ OCF | ONLY 2 DAYS LEFT TO GO: oxfordceramicsfair.com Jaeeun Kim My works represent HTP objects which are widely used in Art Therapy, as a form of psychotherapy, to find clues about the person’s hidden emotions. Each vase describes a unique story of a “journey back home”

➡ OXFORD CERAMICS FAIR | ONLY 3 DAYS LEFT TO GO - oxfordceramicsfair.com John Jelfs: Most of my work is thrown on the wheel. Sometimes the pieces are altered, and decorated with impressd marks, hakeme slip, rope rolling.

➡ OXFORD CERAMICS FAIR | THIS SATURDAY | oxfordceramicsfair.com The distinctive imagery in Sophie MacCarthy’s ceramics is predominantly drawn from the natural world and the urban environment.

➡ OXFORD CERAMICS FAIR | ONLY 4 DAYS LEFT TO GO: oxfordceramicsfair.com Rebecca Brown Working in porcelain and stoneware, I combine drawing, painting and printmaking to build narrative on the surface of decorative hand built ceramics.

➡ OCF | ONLY 5 DAYS LEFT TO GO - oxfordceramicsfair.com Midori Takaki: The wonders and beauty of the nature are main force of my creativity. Terrestrial and celestial phenomena engulf my imagination. They used to sweep me away. Now I embody them in sculptures.

➡ OXFORD CERAMICS FAIR | ONLY 6 DAYS LEFT TO GO: oxfordceramicsfair.com Sue Hanna: My recent work, explores the mesmerizing world of African Kuba textiles, unlocking the infinite array of geometric symbols and rhythmic patterns that resonate with cultural depth and vitality.

➡ OXFORD CERAMICS FAIR | ONLY 6 DAYS LEFT TO GO: oxfordceramicsfair.com Known for her palm-sized porcelain globes, Loraine Rutt’s ceramics explore how maps influence our sense of place and belonging, with clay as the tangible connection to Earth’s surface #oxfordceramicsfair

➡ OCF 2024: Saturday morning is now sold out. Can you still get in? Yes, but you may have to wait. Tickets are left for Saturday afternoon and Sunday and we can assure you that makers bring more than enough stock to last the whole two days: oxfordceramicsfair.com

➡ OXFORD CERAMICS FAIR | ONLY 7 DAYS LEFT TO GO: oxfordceramicsfair.com Barbara Gittings: My smoke-fired Nerikomi pieces are constantly evolving as I push the envelope to make larger and more complex shapes. I was once asked what five words describe the look of my work.

➡ OCF | ONLY 7 DAYS LEFT TO GO : oxfordceramicsfair.com Joseph Morgan I’ve always loved robots, and I’ve always loved working with clay. After I finished my training as a potter, I started making robots out of clay. Claybots if you will.

➡ OCF | NOT LONG TO GO, book today: oxfordceramicsfair.com Patia Davis: I pot either using slip decorated earthenware or ash glazed porcelain. The innate quality of porcelain accentuates the soft and gentle forms I am drawn to throw. I look for a ‘sense of Quiet’.

OXFORD CERAMICS FAIR | Demos and Talks: oxfordceramicsfair.com/demonstrations… Sunday 27th October at 14:15 – Richard Phethean This year, celebrating his 50th anniversary as a maker and pottery teacher, Richard will be talking about his journey.

➡ OCF | NOT LONG TO GO, book today: oxfordceramicsfair.com John Wheeldon A new collection of Tulipieres – pots for the display of cut flowers. A development of my interest in 18C Creamware – some of which are based on studies of sherds collected from the Thames foreshore.

➡ OXFORD CERAMICS FAIR | NOT LONG TO GO, secure your place today: oxfordceramicsfair.com (link in bio) Anna Lambert makes slab-built earthenware ceramics with painted slips. Each piece develops during the making, using drawing in the landscape as a starting point.

➡ OXFORD CERAMICS FAIR | NOT LONG TO GO, secure your place today: oxfordceramicsfair.com Dylan Bowen makes slip decorated earthenware using traditional and contemporary techniques. Bowen works on a small but ever mutating range of shapes, some thrown, others cut or carved.

➡ OXFORD CERAMICS FAIR | NOT LONG TO GO, book today: oxfordceramicsfair.com Faith Mowbray: I’m led by the material qualities of clay, starting with the patterns which form on the surface of my slip bucket.

➡ OXFORD CERAMICS FAIR | NOT LONG TO GO, book today: oxfordceramicsfair.com (link in bio) Liz O’Dwyer: The wheel thrown porcelain pieces I create are both functional and sculptural. #oxfordceramicsfair #oxfordceramicsfair2024

➡ OXFORD CERAMICS FAIR | NOT LONG TO GO, secure your place today: oxfordceramicsfair.com Jeremy Nichols: Saltglazed domestic pots that straddle the boundary between utilitarian function and sculptural abstraction.