29 October - 8 November

Bringing together 120 talented makers at The Morley Gallery, this much-loved showcase celebrates the outstanding skill and imagination at the heart of London’s ceramics community. Each exhibitor will present three newly created pieces, guaranteeing a vibrant and ever-changing display.

11 October - 8 November

New ceramics by Akiko Hirai. Akiko will attend the Private View on Saturday 11 October 6-8 pm. Akiko Hirai's work will be available to purchase in person in the gallery from 10 a.m. on Saturday 11 October and then online from 11 a.m. on Monday 13 October.

16 October - 8 November

David Binns’ carved and glazed ceramic forms evolve through a direct and intimate engagement with clay.  He draws inspiration from the contrasting shapes and textures found in the natural landscape as well as contemporary architecture.

Paul Wearing’s approach to his practice embraces contrasts of control and chance. This can be seen within his treatment of the glazed surface which renders evidence of intentional brush marks and chemical reactions of the glaze. The process reveal a language of landscape.

13 September - 9 November

A cross-disciplinary exhibition for London Design Festival 2025 that explores the creative potential of connection through clay. Rooted in the tactile and transformative nature of ceramics, Collaborative brings together five leading ceramic artists, each paired with a creative practitioner from a different discipline. Spanning music, woodworking, architecture, and culinary arts, these partnerships reimagine ceramics as a shared language of innovation, functionality, and artistic dialogue.

8 - 23 November

‘From Flames and Ash’ is an exclusive two-week exhibition showcasing a curated collection of Clay College Diploma students’ work from their recent wood-firing project. This is the first time that the students will be exhibiting in the Gallery ahead of their final Graduate Show in the summer of 2026.

8 - 23 November

Open daily 11am-5pm, at Copeland Gallery, Copeland Park, 133 Rye Lane, Peckham SE15 4ST. This is the 86th London Group Open Exhibition. Upwards of 140 members’ and non-members’ work will be on display this year as part of the biennial Open held by the UK’s longest-running and most prestigious artists’ collective.

14 - 23 November

The ING Discerning Eye 2025 exhibition together artists from across the UK, showcasing its largest collection to date. More than 730 artworks by 529 artists have been selected from a staggering 6,500 entries, reflecting the breadth and vibrancy of contemporary British art. Free to visit.

25 November - 7 December

Exclusively local makers are featured at this curated selection of ceramics hosted in the beautiful Oxmarket Gallery, Chichester. Individual and unique pieces of ceramic will be exhibited and available for you to purchase on the day. A wide range of functional and decorative pieces will be on display – an ideal opportunity for Christmas shopping.

6 – 17 December

Bristol Clay returns this December with its third group exhibition, bringing together twelve local ceramic artists and makers whose work showcases the beauty, versatility and artistry of contemporary ceramics.

Opening hours:
Monday – Saturday: 11am-5pm
Sunday: 11am-4pm

18 November - 24 December

HOUSE will present a curated marketplace of functional ceramics for the home. From the playful to the practical, this unique exhibition reimagines how contemporary ceramics live and function within domestic spaces.

29 November - 15 February

Showcasing a curated collection of functional and decorative work. The exhibition highlights the strength and delicacy of this elegant form of clay known for both its durable and transluscent qualities, through the work of six professional studio potters from across the UK and Ireland. 

31 October - 15 March

The Mead Gallery is proud to present the first UK solo exhibition of internationally celebrated Japanese ceramic artist Takuro Kuwata. Renowned for his radical approach to traditional ceramics, Kuwata fuses traditional Japanese pottery techniques with bold and experimental sculptural processes.

6 December - 15 March

A new exhibition celebrating 25 years of Design-Nation at Hub. It brings together selected works by 26 leading UK artists and makers selected from Design-Nation’s portfolio of members. Makers working with ceramics: Adele Howitt, Belgin Bozsahin, Cosmin Ciofirdel, Debbie Barber, Elaine Lim Newton, Jemma Gowland, Julie Massie, Kim Colebrook, Mary Johnson, Rosa Wiland Holmes, Steinunn Bjarnadottir, Valerie Bernardini.

7 November - 11 April

Explore the ceramic work of celebrated Edinburgh-based artist Frances Priest at Blackwell - the Arts & Crafts House, Bowness-on-Windermere, Cumbria, LA23 3JT. This will showcase ceramics created throughout 25 years of her practice, featuring rarely seen pieces from her personal collection and brand-new work inspired by the house.

22 November - 4 May

In partnership with CLAY Museum of Ceramic Art, Denmark and Kunstsilo, Norway, The Hepworth Wakefield will bring Playing with Fire: Edmund de Waal and Axel Salto to the UK in November 2025.

12 June - 7 December

The brainchild of Emily Johnson, 1882 Ltd.’s creative director and co-founder, , this specially commissioned collection of plates has been hand decorated by 1882 Ltd.’s potters, working from a piece of artwork donated by 60 of the UK’s leading artists, architects, designers, musicians and creative polymaths.

8 March - Spring 2026

A survey exhibition of one of Britain’s foremost ceramicists, Elizabeth Fritsch. The exhibition will bring together over 100 works made between the 1970s and 2013 drawn largely from the artist’s own rarely-seen private collection.