Kate Malone Making Contemporary Ceramics
Kate Malone is a ceramicist whose work is inspired by nature, antique Chinese porcelain and 18th Century Sèvres. In her studio, Kate and her team work together, modelling, firing and glazing Kate’s designs. She returns to Waddesdon Manor, Oxfordshire (where she had a recent residency) to look at her works alongside some of the finest, and rarest Sèvres porcelain collected in the 19th Century by Baron Ferdinand de Rothschild.
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Masterclass Sèvres Porcelain, with Dame Rosalind Savill
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The Unexpected Décor Inside This 1,000-Year-Old Norman Castle
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ASMR | The Lost Art Revealed: Ancient Scagliola Marble Technique
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Eddie Curtis | Beyond Expression | Blackmore Gallery
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Anne Mette Hjortshøj "Paying Honest Attention" - beautiful film about Danish potter
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Ken Matsuzaki Major Ceramics Walkthrough | GOLDMARK
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Artist Sheila Hicks: We're Crying for Softness
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Tapestry artist Helena Hernmarck weaves wall-sized tapestries for architectural environments
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Highlights from the Ceramics collection
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Walter Keeler: Treasures of the Everyday | Documentary film about UK potter | GOLDMARK
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How to hand-build with clay | Ceramic technique tutorial | IN THE STUDIO
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Discover Japanese ceramic artist En Iwamura
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Ceramic Review: Masterclass with Helen Beard
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Force of Nature | The Art of Kate Malone
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Alles außer Töpfern: Phantastische Keramik-Kunst | SWR Doku
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The Dying Art of Hand-Made Restaurant Signs | NYT Cooking
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The process of Surface Folds: Yukiya Izumita Clay Wares
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Ceramic Review Masterclass: Lorna Fraser
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The Most Intricate Miniatures Ever Made by Human Hands
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