British Studio Ceramics

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British Studio Ceramics is a field of modern and contemporary ceramic art in the UK characterized by individually crafted, often experimental works that emphasize artistic expression over mass production.

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British Studio Ceramics canonical 1
British studio potters 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf art movement
ceramic art tradition
country United Kingdom
distinguishedFrom industrial ceramics
mass-produced pottery
documentedIn 20th Century Ceramics literature
A Potter’s Book by Bernard Leach
The Potters Book
linked to: A Potter’s Book
emphasizes maker’s individual voice
material exploration
surface and glaze experimentation
field studio pottery
focus artistic expression
experimentation
individually crafted works
hasEducationalContext art schools in the United Kingdom
ceramics departments in universities
hasKeyCollection Victoria and Albert Museum ceramics collection
York Art Gallery Centre of Ceramic Art
linked to: York Art Gallery
hasKeyFigure Alison Britton
Bernard Leach
Colin Pearson
Dame Magdalene Odundo
Edmund de Waal
Elizabeth Fritsch
Emmanuel Cooper
Ewen Henderson
Gordon Baldwin
Grayson Perry
Hans Coper
Jennifer Lee
Lucie Rie
Martin Smith
Michael Cardew
Ruth Duckworth
Walter Keeler
hasKeyInstitution Central Saint Martins
Crafts Council
Fitzwilliam Museum
Leach Pottery
Royal College of Art
Victoria and Albert Museum
York Art Gallery
hasLanguage English
hasMarket galleries
museum collections
specialist ceramic fairs
includesGenre conceptual ceramics
functional pottery
sculptural ceramics
vessel-based art
influencedBy Arts and Crafts movement
Japanese ceramics
Mingei folk craft movement
linked to: Mingei movement
movementStart early 20th century
relatedMovement Modern British art
Studio Pottery movement
timePeriod contemporary era
modern era
typicalFiring earthenware firing
electric kiln firing
gas firing
oxidation firing
porcelain firing
reduction firing
stoneware firing
wood firing
typicalTechnique coiling
handbuilding
slab building
slip casting
wheel throwing

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York Art Gallery hasCollection British Studio Ceramics
Bernard Leach influenced British studio potters
linked to: British Studio Ceramics