25 June - 18 July

Working with clay allows Sue a secondary voice, a line of communication through form. Her work explores the fragility and hidden strength found within the natural world.

1-31 July

Private View: Wednesday 1st July 6-8pm

Klei welcomes St Ives based potter, Hamish Jackson, who spent his time for this exhibition exploring Cornwall's landscapes and geology, collecting clays and processing them for use in his pots.

In his own words; "Working with local materials connects me and the pots to this place. I love Cornwall, with its verdant valleys and rugged coastline. I have been loosening up my pots and pushing towards more enigmatic forms. I want my pots to retain a sense of the malleability of the clay."

26 June - 31 July

Bringing together ceramic sconces and wall pockets by the artists of Common Clay, The Walls Speak in Flowers celebrates the creative exchanges that shape a shared studio community. Emerging from Ruup & Form's connection with gallery artist Carla Wright, the exhibition unites a diverse group of ceramic practitioners whose works act as vessels for light, growth and conversation.

DN Notts x Stamford Arts Centre present ‘Growth’
11 - 23 May  
Stamford Arts Centre | St. Mary’s Street, Stamford, PE9 2DL

DN East Anglia x Artspace present ‘Nurture’
19 - 24 June
Venue: Artspace | 64 Thoroughfare, Woodbridge, IP12 1AL

MADE at Yorkshire Sculpture Park
20 members are part of new showcase at YSP’s main visitor centre, celebrating excellence in ceramics, jewellery, silversmithing and more.
21 April - October
Yorkshire Sculpture Park | West Bretton, Wakefield WF4 4LG

12 June - 31 July

Plant Pot Exhibition & Sale. @greenandgroundeduk will be transforming Clay into a lush urban jungle, filled with plants and succulents, all available to buy alongside your new plant pot.

23 July-15 August

Jenny Southam hand builds figurative sculptures in terracotta clay. She delights in exploring colourful gestural mark-making over their surfaces. This painterly decoration aims to echo the emotional resonance of each piece. Jenny also enjoys working across a variety of scales, and for this exhibition she has been constructing a new series of monumental busts and a series of small classical figurines.

4 July - 29 August

Ceramics by Lisa Katzenstein, Belen Gomez, Camille Biddell, Linda Pitcher, Russell Wilson

25 March - 6 September

Ikon presents Break the Mould, the final exhibition in a trilogy exploring craft, art school pedagogies and contemporary art practice. This show focuses on ceramics, positioning clay as a site of experimentation. Break the Mould transforms the gallery into a laboratory for residencies, collaborative making and public engagement. Throughout the exhibition visitors will see artists at work and take part in activities that bring the process of making to life. 

16 May - 6 September

Discover new ceramic works by Serena Korda in this exhibition exploring the three archetypes of a woman’s life: Maiden, Mother, and Crone.

British artist Serena Korda reconsiders established narratives through a feminist lens, drawing from history, folklore and myth. For her exhibition at the Harley Foundation, Korda brings together new work with earlier pieces, many of which have not been shown in the UK before.

6 June - 20 September

The Stradling Collection’s largest ever display of its mid to late 20th century British Studio Ceramics will offer an intimate portrait of how a collection, and the relationships at its core, takes shape over time.

23 May - 27 September

Towering sculptures by renowned ceramicist Felicity Aylieff are being exhibited for the first time at Petworth House and Park. The exhibition takes place across the whole property including installations throughout the house, and two monolithic obelisks in the grounds.

9 May - 27 February 2027

Through the collection at Museum & Art Swindon, Beneath the Surface looks at the history of studio ceramics in Britain, from the early 1900s until today.  It examines the foundational ethos of studio ceramics, which placed beauty and practicality at the heart of everyday objects, and traces the evolution of clay as a contemporary art medium.  The exhibition highlights the fusion of innovative styles and techniques over the last century, and the porous boundaries between art and craft, breaking down limiting categories of fine art and craft items.