Philip Eglin

'I want to acknowledge the tradition of slipware whilst at the same time attempt to revitalise and invigorate it for the present' Philip Eglin The Slipware Spirit Slipware is a...

We are delighted to be working with the LAF team to share images and information on 100 Years of Ceramics - a specially curated display for LAF, installed in our Oxford space. From 1920s masterpieces by Michael Cardew, Shoji Hamada and Bernard Leach to the formal innovation of the Camberwell years in the late 60s and 70s represented in works by Ewen Henderson and Ian Godfrey; and some major 21st century and contemporary pieces by Philip Eglin and Paul Scott.

Bringing together works from both UK & International artists and makers who use the surface of ceramics to explore both personal and political ideas through the use of line, image and montage.

Featured Artists: Stephen Bird; Stephen Dixon; Philip Eglin; Bruce McLean; Hylton Nel; John Piper and Paul Scott.

Oxford Gallery (1968-2001) is a story of pioneering women, and the intertwined worlds of artists and craftsmanship. It is also a story inextricably linked with the art of ceramics which...

This ambitious show, following on from ‘William Staite Murray and his Pupils’, tells much of the remaining story that has made British studio ceramics such an exceptional but still undersung...