Donna White studio

Zenna Tagney

A ceramic figure by Zenna Tagney, the figure is made from white clay and sits on top of a white plinth

A pair of ceramic figures by Zenna Tagney, both figures sit on the floor in a kneeling position. They have a white glaze with earthy speckles and one figure is a metre tall, the other half the size.

A close up of a ceramic figure by Zenna Tagney, the face is white with a beautiful blue green glaze emphasising the pits and markings in the clay.

A close up of the head of a ceramic figure by Zenna Tagney, the white clay is interrupted by a blue green glaze that emphasises pits and holes in the head

A small ceramic figure by Zenna Tagney, the figure is covered in white glaze on the head and torso with it graduating to a light brown colour on the lower half. It is in a kneeling position with it's face looking down and to the side.

Sculptural figures by Zenna Tagney, MA Ceramics

Ceramic Figures

Ceramic art by Mandy Biscoe, clay pinch pots containing seeds with glass domes on top sit on a wooden table.

Mandy Biscoe

A ceramic art piece by Mandy Biscoe, situated in a white gallery space her small pinch pot ceramic vessels hold an array of seeds, bulbs and plants.

Art by Mandy Biscoe, black wires and a circuitboard sit under a cut out in a light wooden table .

Ceramic installation by Mandy Biscoe, seventeen brown, white, and black pots on a wooden base holding an array of seeds, bulbs, and plants with some covered with a hand blown glass dome.

An ongoing participatory community project and pop-up exhibition animating the importance of plants in people’s lives and the connections we have to them in the 21st century.

This project is a work in progress and continues to grow. It is a collection of short audio recordings lasting 1 to 3 minutes. 

Traditionally our living connection with plants revolved around knowledge passed down from generation to generation. This included how plants could be used for shelter, fuel, food both grown and foraged, craft and medicine. Much has changed, some knowledge has been lost and new knowledge found; but plants continue to inform our language, folklore, and culture. Plants are part of the seasonal landscape we understand and live in and link us to places and to the people in our lives.

Exeter Seed Bank holds seeds from the Storied Seed Bank such as heirloom beans, broad beans, nasturtiums, nigella seeds, Bavarian radish, hollyhocks (originally brought from Cypress as seeds) and pumpkin seeds.

The Storied Seed Bank is open for anyone to explore when it is on display. It may be displayed in public places such as libraries, schools, community centres, art centres, wildlife events, National Trust properties and festivals.

www.exeterseedbank.co.uk

Seed Banks

Eira Marasco

Foraged sustainable clay works by Eira Marasco, MA Ceramics

Foraged Clay

Donna White

Ephemeral funerary vessel by Donna White, MA Ceramics

Ephemeral funerary vessel

Sensory Porcelain by Tim Gee MA Ceramics

Ceramic pots by Tim Gee. An orange vessel with a blue glaze on the inside sits next to it's lid which is orange with a crackle glaze effect on the top.

Ceramic pot by Tim Gee. The pot is small with a white band around the bottom, middle and top, in between is a dark blue and white crackle glaze.

Tim Gee

Sensory Porcelain vessels by Tim Gee, MA Ceramics

Sensory Porcelain

Beauty and Ugliness by Qi Zhang MA Ceramics

A ceramic vessel by Qi Zhang. Sat amongst other small ceramic pots with a dark bronze glaze, the main focus is on a blue pot with harsh lines carved around the surface of the vessel.

Ceramic pot by Qi Zhang, a set of four small pots with a dark bronze glaze with gold lustre details

Qi Zhang

Beauty and Ugliness by Qi Zhang, MA Ceramics

Beauty and Ugliness

Art work by Tracey Harrison Goldsmith, textured blue triangles adorn a large sheet of paper, some are filled in with the colours black, blue or purple. A spiral of triangles cross from the paper onto the wall.

Art work by Tracey Harrison Goldsmith, dark blue triangles on a sheet of paper hangs on the wall.

Art work by Tracey Harrison Goldsmith, a large sheet of paper with textured blue triangles hangs on a white wall next to a sheet of blue triangle stickers. Some stickers have been put on the wall by exhibition visitors.

Tracey Harrison Goldsmith

Security Patterns

Ceramic artwork Lucia Yonge, shards of blue and white patterned plates are layered on each other.

Ceramic art work by Lucia Yonge, five colourful plates hang on a white wall.

Ceramic artwork by Lucia Yonge, a white plate with blue, red, yellow ceramic shards packed into the centre like a mosaic.

Ceramic artwork by Lucia Yonge, a ceramic white plate with a floral pattern, with maroon thread stitched through the plate and red, blue, pink and green covers the edges of the plate.

Lucia Yonge

Creative Repurposing

Ceramic and wire sculpture by Alan Braidford, two brown clay dog-like shapes held up by thick wire bent into abstract shapes

Ceramic sculptures by Alan Braidford, in a white gallery space a menagerie of animal sculptures in blacks, browns and light pink are connected by thick wire in abstract shapes.

Ceramic sculpture by Alan Braidford, a close up of a light pink clay abstract sculpture with light blue squares. Coming out of the clay form is thick wire with semi circle ceramic pieces on the end with a green blue glaze.

Ceramic sculpture by Alan Braidford, two black abstract clay shapes sit facing each other on wire frames. The clay is textured with deep black crevises.

Alan Braidford

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