Born in Islington in London, John Ward (b. 1938) embarked on his career by attending a part-time course in ceramics at East Ham Technical College whilst he worked as a BBC cameraman. He then went on to attend Camberwell School of Arts & Crafts from 1966 to 1970. During the 1970s he had two […]
Ed Drahanchuk (b.1938) is a Canadian ceramic artist who has been creating pieces in his own studio in the tiny hamlet of Bragg Creek since the early 1960s. Born in Calgary, he attended Alberta College of Art and currently resides on Quadra Island. He has been given a number of public and private, large-scale ceramic […]
Welcome to #3 in our nearly new Friday Folks series. We met Hannah McAndrew two years ago at the Great Northern Contemporary Craft Fair in Manchester and were immediately struck by her wonderful slipware pottery. We saw her at GNCCF again the following year and just had to treat ourselves to some of her wares! […]
