Ceramics
Beautiful ceramic artwork by Kellie Miller Arts' represented artists, including: Adela Powell, Alison Coaten, Barry Stedman, Annabel Munn, Craig Underhill, Carys Davies, Fin Dam Rassmussen, Elizabeth Price, Karen Downing, Jon Barrett-Danes, Lesley McInally, Margaret Curtis, Maria ten Kortenaar, Mary Jones, Melanie Bourget, Patricia Shone, Paul Wearing, Remon Jephcott, Sally Garrett, Su Jameson, Tanya Gomez and more.
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Ceramic vessel by Barry Stedman
There's a wonderfully warm, joyful feeling when you gaze at Barry Stedman's ceramic vessels. Inspired by mark making and painting, Barry takes a relaxed and direct approach to making vessels, exploring vibrant colour compositions and exploiting the gestural qualities of fluid brush marks and soft clay. Most of his work is made with red earthenware clay, and is usually wheel thrown and altered or constructed from soft slabs, then painted with coloured slips, stains, oxides and glaze. Shown: Thrown Altered Vessel with Deep Orange and Dark Blue, by Barry Stedman 9 x 10cm, Earthenware DM the KMA team or visit us in the gallery at 20 Market St, The Lanes, Brighton to see more of his available works. #ceramics
Mary Jones (The Brick Thief) - Sculpture — Kellie Miller Arts
It's World Art Day and what better way to honour the occasion than with the launch of Mary Jone's new collection! A fitting tribute to the 2024 World Art Day theme of A Garden of Expression: Cultivating Community Through Art. Mary Jone's ceramics are playful, sculptural, figurative, painterly and expressive, with an emphasis on human emotion and how this is translated through facial expression. Shown: Everything is alright, by Mary Jones. Stoneware, 29x26cm. See her full collection in the gallery or online (link in bio) or DM us to request a digital catalogue. #worldartday #figurativeceramics #expressionism #artgallery #thebiid #gardensculpture
Contemporary Ceramic Sculptures by Su Jameson
Su Jameson’s hand-built ceramic sculptures strive to create exchanges both physical or emotional. Through her figures, Su explores the complexities of being human, issues around belonging, strength and fragility, and the tools of communication. Her work invites you to slow down and observe not only what is right in front of you but also what is in your mind. Shown: ‘Introspection’ by Su Jameson. Black Stoneware Clay, Slips, Oxides and Englobes. 51h x 22w x 12d cm Enquire at: gallery@kelliemillerarts.com #handbuiltceramics #ceramicfigures #sculpture #interiorstyling #contemporaryceramics #thebiid
Porcelain and gold figures by Jemma Gowland at Kellie Miller Arts
'Felicia and the pot of pinks' by Jemma Gowland. 41 x 15 x 12cm Porcelain and gold lustre. Jemma’s evocative body of work explores the way that girls are constrained from birth to conform to an appearance and code of behaviour, to present a perfect face and maintain the expectations of others. The use of porcelain, or of stoneware with layered disrupted surfaces, alludes to the vulnerability beneath. Contact the gallery: gallery@kelliemillerarts.com for more information.
New Collection of textured Ceramics by Paul Wearing at KMA Gallery
Shown: Tapered Cylinder - Stoneware - 36x31x31cm - KMA Gallery Contact the gallery about this piece or request a full collection digital catalogue at: gallery@kelliemillerceramics.com #weatheredceramics #ceramicart #contemporaryceramics #coastalceramics #texturedceramics
Spring Ceramics by Maria Ten Kortenaar
For award-winning artist Maria Ten Kortenaar, porcelain is a medium that allows her to express what she perceives, feels and experiences in everyday life. Through it, she can translate impressions into her artworks. The titles of Maria’s pieces are links to personal memories. Shown here is 'Waterlily I', inspired by a visit to Monet's Garden at Giverny. Maria mixes colours through her porcelain and builds her objects piece by piece, which is why the patterns are visible inside and out. This is a Japanese style of ceramics called #Nerikomi, or the inlay technique. ‘Waterlily I’ by @mariatenkortenaar 11 x 18 x 18cm, porcelain DM to enquire about Maria’s work or email gallery@kelliemillerarts.com
Handmade ceramic vessel depicting the landscape of Devon in pink red and green
Isabel Merrick’s ceramics have evolved to focus on organic forms and reimagining landscapes. She works in a painterly way with coloured slips, incorporating techniques like sgraffito to create a new narrative for the environment through her ceramic art. Shown: Landscape Ceramic Canvas Vessel II by Isabel Merrick Stoneware and Porcelain 17h x 18w cm See more in our online gallery shop. Click the link in the profile. #ceramiclandscapes #ceramicvessels
Earthy and organic, hand-built ceramic vessels by Paul Wearing
Just landed in our online shop! Announcing these beautiful ceramics by Paul Wearing. Browse these and other works to buy online by a wide range of artists and genres direct from our website. Just click the link at the top of our profile. #ceramicsart #ceramiclove #ceramicsforinteriors #homeinteriorsuk #artforhome
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Handmade Ceramics by Phil Jolley at Kellie Miller Arts
The passing of time, erosion and chronology are often referenced in Phil Jolley’s work. The hidden detail and fragments still remain an integral part of each object. Phil has used a selection of typographical inclusions from vintage letter presses and moulds from historical inscriptions, even lettering from gravestones. The texture of the clay, colour and contrast of the glaze, slip and lustre add to the suggestion of the erosion of both time and object. Further enhancing the relic like qualities of each piece. #oldrelics #chronology #ceramicartlover #historicalceramics #letterpressart
Japanese inspired Guinomi Cups
Tim Copsey @timcopseypottery describes his work as 'space debris' - vessels, cups, bottles and bowls that are on the border between function and sculpture. His work is inspired by the landscapes surrounding the Pennines and explores how the land has been distorted and eroded over time as a result of both man-made and natural occurrences. Tim's fascination with Japanese forms and techniques, early experiments in camouflage such as dazzle, Prehistoric ceramic forms and Situationist art are also felt within his work. Shown: Guinomi IV Earthenware, Tin Glazes & Gold Lustre with Black Porcelain Inclusion 7h x 8.50w cm DM the team or buy online from our gallery shop. (link in the bio) #japaneseceramics #guinomi #goldlustre #ceramicart #contemporaryceramics
White ceramic shino glaze lidded pot by Margaret Curtis
Margaret Curtis seeks to embrace imperfections with her Japanese-inspired ceramic vessels. She uses ancient Celadon and Snow-white Shino glazes and traditional Japanese techniques including 'Wabi-Sabi', meaning to promote humble beauty and a detachment from materialism, while Sabi denotes time and hidden beauty. The idea is about acceptance, embracing imperfections, appreciation, and living life simply and with heart. Read more about Margaret Curtis's work in our latest blog online at kelliemillerarts.com (link in bio) Selected works by Margaret Curtis are also available to buy online in our gallery webshop or DM us with a message. #wabisabi #shinoglaze #japaneseceramics #japan #whiteinteriors #imperfections #whiteceramics #simpleliving #homeware
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New Ceramics Collection from Craig Underhill
Artist and Founder of Kellie Miller Arts Gallery, Kellie Miller talks about our Artist of the Month, Craig Underhill. Walks around the Cornish Landscape offers Craig a constant source of inspiration. He often brings back bits of rock, sand and interesting found objects along the shore which he then uses to inform his works, adding textural elements and mark making. Hear more about the artist and his wonderful new collection of ceramics in this short video. Craigs work is on display in the gallery at 20 Market St, Brighton and selected works online. You can also DM us for more information or email the gallery at: gallery@kelliemillerarts.com