Sara Radstone Ceramics

Coca presents a moving retrospective exhibition of work by british artist sara radstone born 1955.

Sara radstone ceramics.

Through her work with ceramics sara explores a range of ideas concerned with memory history landscape humanity loss and absence. She speaks of her more recent practice as re visiting a sense of volume and seeing it differently. Most of radstone s work follows some kind of vessel form the shape is often more reminiscent of a bag than a pot giving the impression of a soft yielding organic form. More than words a retrospective exhibition of one of britain s leading ceramic artists runs at coca york art gallery until june 10.

Contemporary art photographed by michael harvey. Sara radstone with her installation corpus. She uses oxidised stoneware hand built and raw glazed with a textured and sometimes painted surface. Her ceramic sculptures are a highly personal exploration into history memory and place and the trace of human activity.

1955 stoneware vessel c1983 illustrated on p193 british studio ceramics paul rice christopher gowing 1st ed. The centre of ceramic art coca presents a moving retrospective exhibition of work by british artist sara radstone born 1955. She studied at camberwell college of arts. Her ceramic sculptures are a highly personal exploration into history memory and place and the trace of human activity.

Sara radstone trained at herefordshire college of art and camberwell school of art london. 17 november 2017 10 june 2018. 1 mar 2020 explore alwillshaw s board sara radstone on pinterest. Sara radstone was born london.

1955 vessel c1983 hand built stoneware vessel with matt grey and oxides 31 x 23 x 18 cms 12 1 4 x 9 1 8 x 7 1 8 inches oxford ceramics gallery skip to main content. Also p132 a dictionary of british studio potters pat carter 1990. She speaks of her more recent practice as re visiting a sense of volume and seeing it differently. Through her work with ceramics sara explores a range of ideas concerned with memory history landscape humanity loss and absence.