Pop-Up Exhibition | Alice Watkins works with foraged clays and hospitality kitchen waste to create ceramics that celebrate place, material and process. Her regenerative practice, from wild-clay gathering to glazes made from kitchen byproduct, reframes waste as resource and reconnects craft with sustainability.
Calling local makers! Our Christmas Selling Exhibition returns this November, and we’re looking for affordable, well-crafted work from local artists and designers. If you create stationery, prints, ceramics, jewellery, or woodcrafts, we’d love to hear from you. Submit your work by 30 September for a chance to be part of this festive showcase at our Park Row gallery.
From 17 Jan: Marking the 90th anniversary of the Crofton Gane Pavilion, this exhibition explores Bauhaus pioneer Marcel Breuer’s collaboration with Bristol furniture visionary Crofton Gane. Discover original Breuer designs, rare photographs, and the Pavilion model, with talks, tours, and workshops bringing Bristol’s modernist legacy to life.
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Experience the art of imperfection with ceramicist Jane MacFarlane on 4 December. Explore golden joinery techniques and craft your own beautifully repaired ceramic piece to take home.
Emilie Taylor in Conversation at The Stradling Collection | Conscious Clay
In May, we had the pleasure of hosting a talk with contemporary ceramist Emilie Taylor as part of our exhibition, Conscious Clay. Alongside Dr […]
From 12 July: Step into a pivotal moment in history and discover how design became a powerful force for rebuilding and renewal after the Second World War. This exhibition traces Britain’s post-war transformation, physically, emotionally, and culturally, through the lens of design.
21st - 24th May | Discover a wide selection of art books from £1 at our gallery sale. All profits support our charitable work. Rare collectables are also available! All profits from the book sale go directly back into the charity.
